Week 2 found several drivers from the cup series competing in the Xfinity series with the top four of six finishers being from the cup series.
Kyle "Rowdy" Busch was back to his antics of racing in every series so he can add to his "all-time" win total. He won the pole position and after leading most of the laps, went on to win the race. This race was exciting for the drivers and the spectators as well.
Too bad another week went by where a regular in the Xfinity series did not get his "win and in" in the play offs. It would certainly be nice to see the series drivers who are vying for a championship to be the winners in the races instead of the upper class drivers coming down and taking the wins away from the series regulars.
Hey NASCAR OFFICIALS, how long are you going to drag your feet and let the upper series drivers enter into the lower class races and take the wins from the regulars in each respective class? I, for one, would love to see Xfinity races where only Xinity drivers were vying for a win. Novel idea, huh?
Kyle "Rowdy" Busch was back to his antics of racing in every series so he can add to his "all-time" win total. He won the pole position and after leading most of the laps, went on to win the race. This race was exciting for the drivers and the spectators as well.
Too bad another week went by where a regular in the Xfinity series did not get his "win and in" in the play offs. It would certainly be nice to see the series drivers who are vying for a championship to be the winners in the races instead of the upper class drivers coming down and taking the wins away from the series regulars.
Hey NASCAR OFFICIALS, how long are you going to drag your feet and let the upper series drivers enter into the lower class races and take the wins from the regulars in each respective class? I, for one, would love to see Xfinity races where only Xinity drivers were vying for a win. Novel idea, huh?
