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You don't see a lot of the major amateur talent racing this event as it's not considered an "Amateur National" in the eyes of some of the OEMs, major brands, and industry. It's more of a fun race for the opportunity to race inside Daytona Speedway.
With JS7 Spring Nationals starting just days after it, most have turned their immediate attention to this venue due to time constraints. And some go to Spring-A-Ding the week after, making for a hell of a schedule that some can't support. Of the three events, the JS7 race at Freestone holds the most importance for the top amateur group, their sponsors, OEMs, etc.
A few top names do Daytona still as some have sponsors that see value in it but most choose to focus on Texas and move on. With the focus on an open class structure for lower level am classes and the quad race right after, the track has been tamed down more and more.
The Daytona race gets a really big turn out so it's not "dying" in terms of the race itself, I meant dying as in importance to the major amateur talent and their OEMs as it isn't what it was before.
Most of the top kids are racing Freestone
Aside from some whacky speedway staff, it was great again this year.
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