I was against the Busch series going to Mexico, and I'm against any race outside of the U.S. The main reason being that it takes a race date away from an American track. Many of the most beloved tracks have found themselves being cut from the schedule to make way for newer tracks already. With a schedule already packed with good tracks, and new one's being built, why widen the track pool? I have no objections to non-point exhibition races. On off weeks, teams could choose to participate, or not, and it would not affect a national title. How is this a National organization if a points race is staged outside of the borders? We already have Toyota racing, which makes this, technically, an International league, can't we at least keep the races here? I guess it's a mute point, at least in the Busch Series. P.S. Why doesn't Toyota buy out Chrysler and totally manufacture their cars for America here? By definition that would make them American cars. (We don't call Chrysler a German car.) Hmm.....