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Both AJ Allmendinger (#84) and Brian Vickers (#83) made the field for Team Red Bull Toyota at NASCAR's inaugural Car of Tomorrow event [pic credit: image.net]

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NASCAR » Competitors give NASCAR thumbs up on '08 decision.

Saturday, 26th May 2007

While opinions on many aspects of the Car of Tomorrow are mixed in the NASCAR garage, the decision to run solely with the new car from the start of 2008 onwards has been met with near universal approval from drivers, team owners and promoters alike.

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"NASCAR made the right decision for the drivers, the teams, the racetracks [promoters] and most importantly, the fans, says Texas Motor Speedway president Eddie Gossage. “I like the car. I'm impressed with how well it's performed out of the box, and the fact that it's put on good races is a plus."

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