Outside of the Chili Bowl, how many guys have the balls and ability to spin someone out without ending up in it, also?

And honestly, how is a guy going to know the lap count and/or where they are positioned? Why do guys running second now not take out a lapped car in the final laps when they can see the leader in front of them?

I have seen many lapped cars police themselves, but I have also seen some guys not use their brain and end up completely changing a race. I just saw Travis Berryhill completely change the finish of a preliminary feature at the Chili Bowl by not heeding the directions of a car behind him, and parking himself right in the way of everyone. I think that one ended with Levi Jones taking him out after the checkered. I think Coleman Gulick was that lapped car a year before.

I think it will rarely be an issue, and will even out in the long run for the guys who run up front, so I like the rule...