@@christianmoody8142 you can still do that with high horsepower cars. There are other factors involved with top speed that Nascar can use to limit.. ie aero drag. Nascar has been very public about the low horsepower being to help save costs on engine rebuilds. These current engines are more than capable of having a couple hundred more horsepower, but nascar limits them so they don’t have to endure as much wear and tear over the course of one race. Similar to how F1 teams preserve their engines to last as long as possible, they are only allowed a certain number per season, so they dont push them 100% more like 80%.

Oor making cars Lighter and with better Gearing, so Engines can run on ideal RPM range during more time, increasing Torque… and that would improve Acceleration and traction on short tracks

Less grip could mean more crashes, and we gave to think about driver security

​@@EViLGrEEn42090I thought door slamming paint trading beating and banging racing is what Nascar fans wanted here is another prime example of fans not being able to make up their minds either of what they want like honestly

They won’t go back to high horsepower, they went to keep speeds below 200mph.

Gimmicky soft tires helped for once. Goodyears have been Swiss cheese for years though.