[TidesHoss32]

WOW, FORTY MINUTES WITH MIKE HELTON?!?!?!?!!?!?! well allow me the oppurtunity to apologize!, i had no idea that a man of your intelligence could learn everything how nascar works in forty minutes! So he cried to you and told you everything going on is because "Brian said so" in 40 minutes? Yes, i go to races, around six or seven every year. No I dont get to travel with the circuit, but I know enough about how it runs AND WHO RUNS IT AND WHO MAKES THE DECISIONS to stake my argument. And who wouldn't like a job with Nascar, Mr. intelligent? And as far as bringing facts to an argument, I WILL, but i will not name names for the sake of this site, however, if you would like to have a conversation about my facts, i will be more than happy to do that. I'm not in here to start trouble, the only person who takes offense to anything i say is YOU. Yes, Mike Helton IS THE DIRECTOR OF COMPETITION, which means he is the director over what goes on at the track, and makes the decisions for the consequences of what happens on the track. Mike Helton has more authority than he told you he does. It doesnt take a genius to figure that out. I guess that says everything that needs to be said.

I never said anything about knowing Mike Helton--but I wanted to make it REAL CLEAR that you don't. fI have met him twice. Each time for about 20 minutes. And each time--it was obvious--he does what Brian tells him to do. He is only with NASCAR still because he likes his job.

You obviously know NOTHING about the way that NASCAR works. Mike Helton has very little (if any at all) control over what happens in NASCAR. He is the director of competiton--he has no authority to make a decision like that to begin with.

It is more than clear that you are here to start trouble. So I will put it to you like this--BRING FACTS to your argument--or go back to where you came from. You obviously have no clue what you are talking about.
Brian runs the show, just like his father before him, and his father before him.

It doesn't take a genius to figure that one out. (That says about everything that needs to be said).