I find it interesting that the thread started with "if they want young talent". After that it has been a succession of suggestions on who that should be. What if the owners want experience. I suspect each owner will select the best driver available who gives them a shot at wins while protecting their equipment. I believe these owners are at a few races and probably have a good idea of the talent out there without direction from us keyboarders.

I heard from a good friend that, TBA would be in the 66 car.

Now I like that one, Kyle Robbins has been out there doing it on his own with his dad for as long as I can remember.

TBA always seems to wind up in a good ride!

Early front runner for almost every open seat.

C'mon now; if there's one thing we're experts on it's driving talent. That and track prep, promotion, scheduling, tire rules.....

I find it interesting that on this message board that it seems people regularly come on here and act as if we are not entitled to an opinion. We are all entitled to whatever opinion criticism or cracked pot idea we feel we want to share to start or continue conversation. Otherwise there is no need for Indiana Open Wheel.

Now that is rich flagboy ! Are you not the same guy that blasted me & said I was bitter for voicing my opinion ?

Talent is talent whether in your own stuff or someone eleses After being around racing for 60+ years Baysten is talent.

Street glider, I suggest you re-read my post. I simply explained my stance and used Jeff Gordon as an example. Never did I say you were wrong on not entitled to your opinion. If suggesting that you sounded bitter is blasting you then I stand guilty as charged