Jack Roush might have a new lease on life, and the accompanying attitude that a near death experience brings, but Roush has no love in his heart for the racing venues known as Daytona International Speedway and Talladega Superspeedway. Roush can rattle-off reason after reason why restrictor plate racing should become a thing of the past, including: Four races of the year cost the same as a whole program Hes tired of hauling wrecked cars home from such tracks He dislikes requiring his drivers endure the experience. But, Roush sums-up the entire exercise taxing. Add the new no call from NASCAR angle from last weeks Talladega race, where Roush had a vested interest in the winner, and he just shakes his head. Five teams is probably a fifteen million dollar proposition, Roush said regarding the investment that is made to prepare Mark Martins, Jeff Burtons, Matt Kenseths, Kurt Buschs and Greg Biffles cars for probable destruction on a plate track.(See full story at Ford Racing )(4-14-2003)
