Truck Series: Series and Xfinity

truck series: Those other 11 wins came in NASCAR two lower-tier national series, much to the chagrin of die-hard race fans who believe the Xfinity and Truck Series should be for newcomers and development drivers, according to Brandon Sun. On Wednesday, NASCAR announced a limit beginning next season for how many times veteran Cup drivers can moonlight at the lower level. Only four of the trips were in his Sprint Cup car. A Cup driver with more than five years full-time experience will be restricted to 10 races in the Xfinity Series and seven races in the Truck Series. And in the Xfinity Series, veterans will not be allowed to race in the four Xfinity Dash 4 Cash bonus events."The updated guidelines will elevate the stature of our future stars, while also providing them the opportunity to compete against the best in professional motorsports," NASCAR senior vice-president Jim Cassidy said. "These updated guidelines are the result of a collaborative effort involving the entire industry, and will ultimately better showcase the emerging stars of NASCAR."Busch for years has dominated the Xfinity and Truck Series via participation either with Joe Gibbs Racing or his own Kyle Busch Motorsports. Veterans will also be prohibited from competing in the regular-season finale and all Chase races. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.