And let someone bring some kind of agruement into this thread. Does it really matter how many follow? A decent field usually shows up. Only the top 10 make the cut the ones who feel they are out of the running will not make the long hauls that are required sometimes when they can stay home and race 2 or 3 nights. Now let's get this thread back on track. Who does everyone else think will contend for the title this year?

I think Bloomquist made less than half the Lucas Oil events and still finished tenth.
So whats your point? WoO pays their top ten show up money, Is that the answer?

Not to many follow a series once they fall out of a top five possibility. Maybe USAC should have Sprint Week in Sept?

Pavement was a victim of recession economy; Same as 1982-1988. Hopefully it will return strong as it did in the late 80's. I still think pavement experience opens doors for our best drivers.

Stanbrough !

a usac sprint week in ohio would be good in sept., what tracks besides Eldora and waynesfield? how bout attica (usac runs good there on the 1/3rd) I'd like to see em at skyline (I believe its called/ a round highbanked circular 3/8th bowl near Athens, which is extremely fast, the wing-ed guys turn 10 sec laps there on the 3/8ths) k c , which is now back to atomic (a more generic 3/8ths, but a good one) i'll let cha-a'll pick the rest

How about a BOSS Ohio Sprint Speedweek in 2015? BOSS has built a good reputation with all the great Ohio dirt tracks. Good payout throughout the field each night, good tow money, and a good Point Fund for the Top 10.

maybe a sept oh. sprint s/w boss-usac combo sprint car and midgets?