CLEVELAND, Ohio -- NASCAR's summer surge is now on, but the politics that go with it
continue as well. Sunday's AAA 400 Drive For Autism in Dover will have just as much
conversation about more rules changes as news on the track.

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The race is scheduled for 1 p.m. Sunday on FS1, with qualifying Friday at 3:50 p.m., also on
FS1. You can get live scoring and updates all weekend at NASCAR's Race Center and live
streaming is available at FOX Sports GO.
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NASCAR has never had a problem changing rules, even in the midst of the season. In the past
this was overcome just by the sheer force of the driver personalities overriding whatever was
done in the ivory tower.
Question: How many fans can name the top three drivers currently in the NASCAR Standings?
(Martin Truex, Kyle Larson and Brad Keselowski). Or who won the latest NASCAR race
(Austin Dillon).
As NASCAR becomes more and more faceless with the retirement and planned retirement of top
drivers, relative to its past these constant rule changes now become at least an irritant for the
fans.
In fact, as NASCAR looks to attract new and younger fans, it would help to find a set of rules
that work, then live with them for awhile.
Here's NASCAR's slate for the weekend:
AAA 400 DRIVE FOR AUTISM
Site: Dover, Delaware