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New engine program the wild card as Nationwide turns to California

By Mark Ashenfelter
ESPN.com

Thursday, February 21, 2008

FONTANA, Calif. -- With Daytona out of the way, it's time to start finding out what the landscape in the Nationwide Series will really look like this season. The restrictor plates are gone until Talladega, and Saturday's race at California Speedway will give an indication as to which teams have best adapted to the new engine rules being enforced this season. It's a safe bet that the changes -- designed to increase engine durability, giving lesser-funded teams the opportunity to use the same e ...

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