With the Car of Tomorrow redesign underway in NASCAR's second-tier
Nationwide Series, there's been a lot of wild speculation about
whether the Big Three might seize the opportunity to introduce their
newest crop of pony cars to stock car racing.
It's not as far-fetched
as you might think: there were those CoT prototypes tested last year at Richmond, Ford has all but committed
at least some version of its Mustang to run in Nationwide, and the mags
and the blogs have been mulling over the idea for months.
I think the racing of factory-based
Mustangs, Camaros, and Challengers would not only be awesome,
but it'd give the ailing Nationwide series the shot in the arm it
needs. The whole thing
kind of begs the question, though - what's Toyota supposed to run?
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