what's the point of racing a rwd camry shell if it's

>>17817495
fucking mane and tail..

goat shit right there..

>>17817495
Toyota paid NASCAR enough money to convince them to let them in.
And yes, Toyota (and Chevrolet and Ford) provide the teams with the engines.

There's not much reason to use another engine. They have their own machine shops and the engines have very tight regulations. They are all basically the exact same.

I understand that formula series' are "about the driver", but I think most people prefer an interesting mix of vehicles on the track

They did it to sell trucks to the heartland.

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>>17817495
NASCAR, NHRA, etc., all have very strict rules about each individual component of the entire vehicle.

As an example, Toyota sponsors a good amount of funny cars, but these are all 500 cubic inch hemi motors as mandated by NHRA