It would be difficult to recall and characterize the 2014 NASCAR season without a flood of superlatives coming to mind. “Remarkable,” “exciting,” “entertaining” and “unbelievable” are just a few that could be used. At times, it felt like everyone involved with the sport, fans included, was either looking forward to or dreading the postseason run to the title, with a new format having been announced for the Chase. When the Chase finally arrived it delivered far more than anyone could have imagined, except for the people in NASCAR’s executive offices who convinced chairman Brian France to change the old format for the current one. They got it right. And you can’t fault France for his...

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It would be difficult to recall and characterize the 2014 NASCAR season without a flood of superlatives coming to mind. “Remarkable,” “exciting,” “entertaining” and “unbelievable” are just a few that could be used. At times, it felt like everyone involved with the sport, fans included, was either looking forward to or dreading the postseason run to the title, with a new format having been announced for the Chase. When the Chase finally arrived it delivered far more than anyone could have imagined, except for the people in NASCAR’s executive offices who convinced chairman Brian France to change the old format for the current one. They got it right. And you can’t fault France for his...

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