Marks criticizes Next-Gen car for unforeseen costs, shifting rather than reducing team expenditures, impacting competitiveness.
Next-Gen car intended to save costs, but Marks reveals increased expenses in technology and data analysis.
Trackhouse Racing struggles with balancing traditional and emerging costs due to Next-Gen car implementation.
Despite cost-saving goals, teams face financial strain in advanced technological areas under Next-Gen car.
Marks urges NASCAR to reassess strategies to genuinely lower costs and support team sustainability.
Next-Gen car's promise of reduced costs doesn't align with increased reliance on emerging technologies.
Despite standardizing parts, teams invest in competitive areas like simulation technologies, causing cost shifts.
Marks hopeful about ongoing charter negotiations, expecting improved financial and operational models for teams.
Offer more essential revenue distribution, incentivizing innovation while stabilizing operational environments for teams.
Successful negotiations could set an examplefor motorsports governance, leading to a more balanced NASCAR future.