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Originally Posted by Seadog
"Who cares what Paul Tracy says?"
Gregg Sebald
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Normally I don't, but I think he has a good point this time. I understand the idea of a guy running for a championship at a track having a problem and working out something with another driver to jump in a car already in the feature to protect his points position. At Indy, if a car is too slow, another team has an extra car and a driver wants to jump in it, get up to speed and qualify your way in, more power to you. Buying your way into the race after being too slow to make it, even if it has happened in the past, just doesn't seem right to me.