When cars started running at 206 mph in last week's Budweiser Shoot Out, many knew that NASCAR would be announcing changes to slow up the cars before this week's Daytona 500. So when NASCAR announced that changes would be made to the cars' cooling systems—so that two car drafts couldn't stay together for more than a few laps—no one was surprised.However, that wasn't the only change that NASCAR decided to make.After doing some more research on Monday and Tuesday, NASCAR announced Wednesday that restrictor plates would be changed yet again. This type of change seems to be happening a lot when the series goes to super speedways. And while some drivers approved of the change, others weren't as excited to slow down the cars."I t...

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When cars started running at 206 mph in last week's Budweiser Shoot Out, many knew that NASCAR would be announcing changes to slow up the cars before this week's Daytona 500. So when NASCAR announced that changes would be made to the cars' cooling systems—so that two car drafts couldn't stay together for more than a few laps—no one was surprised.However, that wasn't the only change that NASCAR decided to make.After doing some more research on Monday and Tuesday, NASCAR announced Wednesday that restrictor plates would be changed yet again. This type of change seems to be happening a lot when the series goes to super speedways. And while some drivers approved of the change, others weren't as excited to slow down the cars."I t...

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