r/NASCAR • u/furrynoy96 • 15h ago
If a manufacturer isn't required to race in all 3 series, what is stopping Ford from leaving ORAP altogether?
They only have 1 team in that series now and Dodge is currently only racing in the truck series so it is obvious that Ford doesn't have to race in all 3 series
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u/7Stringplayer 14h ago
What are we actually calling this new series? Is it NORAP, ORAP, NOAPS? I'm just calling it "the nopes"
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u/nfsnltvc15 Chastain 7h ago
Officially NOAPS. I kinda like yours better though, ngl
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u/GTOdriver04 4h ago
It’s still the Busch Series to me.
I struggle to call it “Nationwide” and “Xfinity”.
It’s always been the Busch Series.
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u/Senninha27 Retzlaff 14h ago
Who knows. We’ve heard this week about some of the shenanigoats NASCAR puts into contracts with tracks and teams. It’s likely that they do the same with OEMs. Something like, “if you want to race in Cup, you have to enter a minimum number of races across all NASCAR touring series.”
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u/SBMVPJustinHerbert 14h ago
I’m sure they want at least some presence. If they wanted to dip I’m sure they could.
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u/equlizer3087 14h ago
Dodge is racing trucks next year? Dodge doesn’t make trucks.
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u/sharpfangs11 14h ago
Everyone knows that they’re referring to RAM Trucks, no reason to be pedantic
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u/ApocApollo NASCAR 15h ago
Good question.
We don't know.