Re: N is about to feel Detroit's chillRickyBobby wrote:
> "YooperBoyka" <cjdont@likeno.spam> wrote in message
> news:R mdnUT1OsbLOf7VnZ2dnUVZ j6dnZ2d@comcast,com ...
>> RickyBobby wrote:
>>> "Crusader" <cru357@sbcglobal,net > wrote in message
>>> news:6cfhb5F3g51o4U1@mid.individual,net ...
>>>> This author may be able to see into the future, altho I don't
>>>> necessarily agree,
>>>> but it's certainly a topic that fans might want to debate.
>>>> CRU
>>>>
>>>> NASCAR is about to feel Detroit's chill.
>>>> http :// www .autoextremist,com /fumes1/
>>>> June 25, 2008 By Peter M. De Lorenzo
>>>> --
>>>> Crusader
>>>>
>>>
>>> No wonder that I have been reading this same stuff for years. The
>>> same guy has been predicting it for years. If he lives long enough
>>> he will one day be right about something.
>>
>>
>> ????
>> It's happened before.
>> AMA - 1957
>> GM - 1963
>> (Yes, I know about the "back door", but the major
>> portion of the money allocated dried up)
>> It's no logical stretch to think that the return isn't worth
>> the money invested.
>
> Nobody is holding a gun to their heads.
...as if that was a point.
>
> I still do not see why this writer wants to be a prophet of doom over
> something that he just dreamed up.
Yeah, silly stuff like looking toward the future is pointless.
The sandbox isn't flooded yet, don't worry about the rain.
>
> The sky is falling! The sky is falling!
Not the sky perhaps, but maybe The Sword of Damocles?
Nah,...couldn't be.
The money will come, right?
Manna will fall from heaven and all will be saved.
Seriously, why would you think that racing would be immune
from economic trouble?
The entire damn racing industry grew by convincing manufacturers
of the "Win on Sunday, sell on Monday" concept.
They have before, and seem likely again to detach from the idea.
The death of motorsports?
I think not, but it would behoove those in power to get their
heads out of their asses long enough to make financial
contingency plans in case the domestic makers decide to spend
their coin on "more important" things.
How many "good ol' boys" you think will show up at Charlotte
if the three makes were Toyota, Honda, and Daiwoo?