Cliff, I just think it's the fact that pro level rides don't last forever, unless you own it yourself. Some racers just retire altogether if they lose their ride, some will race anything they can, including bracket racing. And some, like say Shawn Langdon, are always racing something, whether it's a fuel ride or their weekend bracket car. Vincent's still a young guy, makes sense he still needs to satisfy the competitive urge. Plus, you stay sharp in case a pro ride comes along again.VINCENT NOBILE HEADED BACK TO THE STRIP TO RACE BIG MONEY BRACKETS | Competition Plus
You didn’t think Vincent Nobile was just going to leave drag racing behind when his Pro Stock gig went away, did you? After two years on the sidelines, he’s ready for a comeback, though in a capacity that comes with a lower profile. Nobile will return to action at some point in 2021 with a Kasey...www.competitionplus.com
Is this a sign of the times? Well, if I see a Kalitta ET car.....
