@@zorpa9618 true, as a Busch fan myself its stupid yeah, but he won the playoffs which is a hard thing to do (btw he attended all the races in 2019 and had the highest avgfn) but lets say u win a race in round of 12 or 16, like 3 races later thats completely removed. But in the Winston Cup format, a win could mean the championship itself. Frick, sometimes leading a single lap could mean the championship (1992 champipnship battle, 205 lap race, Bill Elliott pitted missing a lap, Alan Kulwicki would lead, Alan would lead 103 Bill would lead 101, if he lead that lap. It would be a tiebreaker for wins. Bill had 5 Alan had 2) and a win could mean anything (Mark Martin failed after race tech inspection after the race docking him 46 points, he would lose the championship by 26 points) but true. Kyle was like 24th in points *and still* made it to the championship
@@sabbathbassdude8491 Yeah. Go BACK To The Original Chase Points Format. And Bring Back The 2004-2013 10 Driver/2004-2013 10 Chase Race Format. That Means. 10 Drivers. 10 Races. 10 Weeks. 1 Champion. Because, Be Honest With Me. The Playoffs Are Nothing, But RIP-Offs Of The NFL, NHL, MLB, NCAA, And The NBA.
@@Jose-Gomez I think the playoffs are better then the chase because of playoff points giving success in the regular season more meaning so the best drivers usually still make it far.
If you win a points paying race before the chase starts. Or you could point your way in if there's less then 15 drivers who won. The regular season champion also gets in even if that driver is winless by then.
To get yourself into the chase grid, you need to either have enough points or by winning a race in the regular season to get into the chase. 26 races are regular season races while 10 are sprint cup chase races.
Worst championship crowning format in sports, period. To make matters worse, this year, they don't even call it the Chase. Just take away from NASCAR's identity, and go politically correct calling it the playoffs. Wait about 3-4 years, and the format's going to change again. If not sooner.
Go back to the original chase format ... and get rid the stages ... started watching in 2007 and barley missed a raced until the last couple of years. It’s hard to watch. The formats were never the issue, the cars have been the issue.
So a guy who won 14 races this year can lose the championship to a guy who has won 0 races if the guy who won the 14 races has a bad day? Hmm...
Matt Crafton won the 2019 championship with 0 wins.
Lilegg 3000 trucks
That does seemed rigged, like the Kyle 2019 championship, didn’t he miss like half the races in the season and still won?
Okay, sorry, not like a tiny detail matters
@@zorpa9618 true, as a Busch fan myself its stupid yeah, but he won the playoffs which is a hard thing to do (btw he attended all the races in 2019 and had the highest avgfn) but lets say u win a race in round of 12 or 16, like 3 races later thats completely removed. But in the Winston Cup format, a win could mean the championship itself. Frick, sometimes leading a single lap could mean the championship (1992 champipnship battle, 205 lap race, Bill Elliott pitted missing a lap, Alan Kulwicki would lead, Alan would lead 103 Bill would lead 101, if he lead that lap. It would be a tiebreaker for wins. Bill had 5 Alan had 2) and a win could mean anything (Mark Martin failed after race tech inspection after the race docking him 46 points, he would lose the championship by 26 points) but true. Kyle was like 24th in points *and still* made it to the championship
100% of all dislikes are people who hate Brian France and the new Chase system.
Fuck Brian France
Kyle wins 2015 France is really fucked there is one flaw with the system "win and you're in"
Fdd
@@sabbathbassdude8491 Yeah.
Go BACK To The Original Chase Points Format.
And Bring Back The 2004-2013 10 Driver/2004-2013 10 Chase Race Format.
That Means.
10 Drivers.
10 Races.
10 Weeks.
1 Champion.
Because, Be Honest With Me.
The Playoffs Are Nothing, But RIP-Offs Of The NFL, NHL, MLB, NCAA, And The NBA.
@@Jose-Gomez I think the playoffs are better then the chase because of playoff points giving success in the regular season more meaning so the best drivers usually still make it far.
1:15 (insert JJ)
Insert Kyle busch jjs out
JoMiMi The Lion mtj
The Beginning of the worst points format in racing
Ok.
How Does The NASCAR Chase Format Work.
Easy.
10 Drivers, 10 Races Every Week, 1 Champion, No More Points Resets, And That's It.
Idk why this got reccomended to me right now but I'm just here to say that Kevin Harvick should have 3 championships instead of 1
hows that working out for yah?😜
Thanks
So what are all the other drivers racing for?
The Prize money I guess
Not to mention sponsors.
Nascar Good Job On This System
It's sarcastic I hope
my chace to this system: take it out...
How do you lock yourself into the round of 16?
If you win a points paying race before the chase starts. Or you could point your way in if there's less then 15 drivers who won. The regular season champion also gets in even if that driver is winless by then.
To get yourself into the chase grid, you need to either have enough points or by winning a race in the regular season to get into the chase. 26 races are regular season races while 10 are sprint cup chase races.
Hey! I’m here to say: 2015 Champion Is: Kyle Busch (Joe Gibbs Racing/Toyota)
2019 too
@@VSNVanny ok let’s be honest here you didint guess that you watched the 2019 homestead then commented
@@thátdøg2 your missing the point
@@VSNVanny huh?
What point
I think I might start watching NASCAR just cuz of this
Worst championship crowning format in sports, period. To make matters worse, this year, they don't even call it the Chase. Just take away from NASCAR's identity, and go politically correct calling it the playoffs. Wait about 3-4 years, and the format's going to change again. If not sooner.
nascarfanatic2425 it needs to change again ... back to what worked
@@greysondanger3565 How About The ORIGINAL Chase Points Format.
Go Back To The Original 2004-2006 10 Driver/2004-2013 10 Chase Race Format.
This system would’ve killed nascar
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klye great
Una vez más ha quedado demostrado que este sistema es un tongo.
Go back to the original chase format ... and get rid the stages ... started watching in 2007 and barley missed a raced until the last couple of years. It’s hard to watch. The formats were never the issue, the cars have been the issue.
Need to go back rewarding the most consistent driver. F the chase
2 is lose !!!
I like this system it's easy to understand
Kansas is the second race
I really hate this system
@@phoenixfire257 no it did not
Not the first in the 2nd round
Worst format in sports ever
#rowdynation
#dennynation
first
so its like 9 rounds of people driving in circles just to see who can pass the finish line the 20th+ time 1st