Ya no kidding ehh... He even said that they have a 7 hour drive each week and then they hit up Barrie on Saturday night on the way back from Delaware but the only reason hes doing it is because he wants to get that NASCAR Whelen All American Series title for Ontario, hes still not leading and he has twice as many starts as Robblee, and Sheridan
Unlike CUP wins actually count for something.
From my perspective it would make a lot of sense to have just the 300 be a money day like it has always been. However it is the Delaware drivers that want the two extra races to reach a total of 20 nascar points races so they have the option to drop 2 of their worst finishes
Why dont they just run 100 laps for NASCAR points and Delaware points Saturday night, then run the rest of the 200 laps on Sunday with all out of towners and Delaware drivers for all the big prize money... ALL OUT, GO FOR THE WIN OR GO HOME!!
100 laps would be very boring on saturday night
It would be a lot of single file
Or 100 laps on saturday night could spell the end of a great car count for sunday's 200 laps
think about it the late models have had ONE green to checker race and that was when they started the field fastest to slowest off a 2 lap qualifier. the best late model race this year has been the same nights second race when there was an old school complete inversion seeing the 5 or the 81 make runs up front and hold off our usual fast guys was awesome
the only acception being the 72's big mistake at the start other than that it was an awesome race to watch
my point being that the delaware late models can not afford to run 100 laps for nascar points before a 10,000 dollar race to win
you cant fix a wrecked or even slightly damaged car properly in one night not many guys have 2 cars
But what im saying is that will guys like Robblee, Sheridan, Hooker, sacrifice a good run in the 100 lap points race to keep their nose clean... then come back sunday for the prize money.... I think it would be interesting to see what these guys would do in that situation