Comments on: Who Would Win the NASCAR Championship Under EVERY System? https://mrpitbox.com/2023/11/21/who-would-win-the-nascar-championship-under-every-system/ Nascar videos for all Tue, 21 Nov 2023 17:44:23 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.7 By: GJR https://mrpitbox.com/2023/11/21/who-would-win-the-nascar-championship-under-every-system/#comment-95167 Tue, 21 Nov 2023 17:24:38 +0000 https://mrpitbox.com/?p=24243#comment-95167 In reply to alextharsis.

​@Ben Longsure and that worked pretty good huh

]]> By: Ben Long https://mrpitbox.com/2023/11/21/who-would-win-the-nascar-championship-under-every-system/#comment-95166 Tue, 21 Nov 2023 17:14:49 +0000 https://mrpitbox.com/?p=24243#comment-95166 In reply to alextharsis.

the system now is to get a gm car to be the champ ONLY

]]> By: HotmanGaming1209 https://mrpitbox.com/2023/11/21/who-would-win-the-nascar-championship-under-every-system/#comment-95179 Tue, 21 Nov 2023 16:42:17 +0000 https://mrpitbox.com/?p=24243#comment-95179 In reply to jamie thornton.

I actually agree with you. In fact, he should’ve won the regular season championship DESPITE the fact that both William Byron and Martin Truex Jr. tied in points for the regular season (if you include bonus points).

]]> By: Zoel Otero https://mrpitbox.com/2023/11/21/who-would-win-the-nascar-championship-under-every-system/#comment-95160 Tue, 21 Nov 2023 16:11:15 +0000 https://mrpitbox.com/?p=24243#comment-95160 In reply to Sonny.

​@The Great Baron O Beef DipThat was the opposite; he did 04 to 2016 with the current thing. He also made 2012 without playoffs as well.

]]> By: Zoel Otero https://mrpitbox.com/2023/11/21/who-would-win-the-nascar-championship-under-every-system/#comment-95183 Tue, 21 Nov 2023 16:08:54 +0000 https://mrpitbox.com/?p=24243#comment-95183 In reply to Isaiah Burridge Music.

​@S.KullRandomNot Kenseth’s fault; he did ehat he had to do. This is on Brian France and those who were around him as well as Steve Phelps and those in charge right now for not preventing it and changing it, respectively.

]]> By: Zoel Otero https://mrpitbox.com/2023/11/21/who-would-win-the-nascar-championship-under-every-system/#comment-95174 Tue, 21 Nov 2023 16:07:34 +0000 https://mrpitbox.com/?p=24243#comment-95174 In reply to Rails and Racing.

​@The Great Baron O Beef DipThat was doing the playoff system in older seasons (mainly the Chase era and a few years before it).

]]> By: Zoel Otero https://mrpitbox.com/2023/11/21/who-would-win-the-nascar-championship-under-every-system/#comment-95165 Tue, 21 Nov 2023 15:59:25 +0000 https://mrpitbox.com/?p=24243#comment-95165 In reply to alextharsis.

Imo it should be a season long thing, but with the current points system. Do stage points as well, but get rid of stage cautions.

And if they really feel the need (even though there isn’t) to make some sort of playoff, I agree on a ten driver chase-like system. I’d keep the points system and stage points without cautions, and wouldn’t do any sort of “win and you’re in” crap; the top ten in points make it, and if someone outside the top ten close enough to the leader they get added as well, similar to the 400 point thing in the OG Chase. The points are completely re-set and the top 10 is tied, while whoever got in on the “close enoygh to 1st without being in the top 10” gets re-set to that points distance (for example, if the top 10 gets put at 4000 points and the 11th guy was 42 behind the leader, then he’ll be re-set at 3958 points). And then it’s a race till the end.

]]> By: alextharsis https://mrpitbox.com/2023/11/21/who-would-win-the-nascar-championship-under-every-system/#comment-95164 Tue, 21 Nov 2023 15:53:43 +0000 https://mrpitbox.com/?p=24243#comment-95164 In reply to alextharsis.

Without a doubt the Latford system isn’t perfect, as you point out. It rewards getting a points lead and then driving defensively to protect it. In other words, why risk going for a win when you can finish, say, ninth and then move on? But the one thing it does reward is consistency. And if that is the metric one uses to define the best driver of the year, then it works remarkably well.

]]> By: Andy Gibson https://mrpitbox.com/2023/11/21/who-would-win-the-nascar-championship-under-every-system/#comment-95186 Tue, 21 Nov 2023 14:01:23 +0000 https://mrpitbox.com/?p=24243#comment-95186 I’m old fashioned. I would love to see the Winston Cup points format come back. Granted I’ve warmed up current system, but 2023 would’ve been an exciting year to have the WC format. Plus, the WC favors consistency the most of all systems (my opinion) and I think that’s who the championship should go to at the end of the day.

]]> By: GrahamCrackerGaming https://mrpitbox.com/2023/11/21/who-would-win-the-nascar-championship-under-every-system/#comment-95177 Tue, 21 Nov 2023 13:18:39 +0000 https://mrpitbox.com/?p=24243#comment-95177 One points system that could be used since I usually don’t see it around is the IMSA points format. I’m definitely am gonna have to try to use it and keep up with it for next year since I kinda don’t have the time and energy to go through all of this year to figure it out. But I think it’ll be interesting given how many points r awarded for IMSA. The system goes like this, ya get points for both qualifying and the race. Once qualifying is done points r awarded like this:
1st-35
2nd-32
3rd-30
4th-28
5th-26
6th-25
7th-24
8th-23
9th-22
10th-21
11th-20
12th-19
13th-18
14th-17
15th-16
16th-15
17th-14
18th-13
19th-12
20th-11
21st-10
22nd-9
23rd-8
24th-7
25th-6
26th-5
27th-4
28th-3
29th-2
30th-1

Once the race is concluded points r awarded like this:
1st-350
2nd-320
3rd-300
4th-280
5th-260
6th-250
7th-240
8th-230
9th-220
10th-210
11th-200
12th-190
13th-180
14th-170
15th-160
16th-150
17th-140
18th-130
19th-120
20th-110
21st-100
22nd-90
23rd-80
24th-70
25th-60
26th-50
27th-40
28th-30
29th-20
30th-10

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