Jeff Burton bluntly debunks the myth of TV’s role in dictating NASCAR playoff format 

Former Naskar driver Jeff Burton recently appeared in an interview with Freddy Kraft Ali The door bumper is clear Podcast. During the episode, Berton opened around the legend of the TV role in determining the Playoff format.

The current qualifying format for the cup series is three rounds to remove before the main title race. The post -season stage begins with a 16th round, followed by a 12 -round round, with three races in each round. In the end, the remaining four drivers are competing in the Phoenix race in the 312 -rpome race.

Jeff Burton highlighted that the TV has no role in determining the Playoff format. Burton claimed that he was present at every meeting when Naskar announced the coordination of 36 races. Also explained:

“Nascar made these decisions. When this coordination that we are currently ran was created, I was at every cabinet. “This is what we do.” [00:16 onwards]

“This is not what happened. The fact that people think this is what happened. I don’t know where it comes from. If anyone thinks that this TV wrote a prescription, here is how you will do this,” this is the nonsense. “

The Bass Pro Pros Night Race race represents the end of the 16th round, and Christopher Bell won the race. The first race will be held 12, Mobil 1 301, at New Hampshire Motor SpeedWay. Religious Hamlin is currently at the top of the cup chain score table and has 26 points above the cut line.

“These men are good at what they are do

Earlier this month, Jeff Burton, a former motorcycle driver, sat with NASCAR Taylor Kitchen analyst for an interview. During the interaction, Burton rejected all allegations that Naskar’s drivers today are not talented like that past.

Moreover, the 58 -year -old claimed that the competition in the current case is difficult and that their opponents are more difficult. He also indicated that he has the next era of the race, because accuracy is the key to victory.

Thinking about the same thing, Jeff Burton defended the current drivers and mentioned:

I promise you: a lot of people tell me, “hey, these men are not good as they were. “This is nonsense, excuse my language. It is. These men are good in what they are doing. There are some of us who could not do this in this environment. [1:35 onwards]

“There is some possible, and there are some of these (current drivers) that could not do it in our environment. There is some possible.”

Jeff Burton collected 21 victories in the cup chain along with 134 elderly, 254 of the best dozens, and six positions in 695 starting in a period of 22 years. In addition, he also competed in the Xfinity series, where he got 27 wins, 153 Top Tens, and 11 jobs in 306 starting in his two decades -long careers.