Simply put, NASCAR’s move to electronic fuel injection hasn’t gotten the press it deserves.
There have been more pressing concerns. The sanctioning body and Sprint Cup teams were so focused on rule changes designed to break up sustained two-car drafts during mid-January tests at Daytona International Speedway that the impending competitive debut of EFI went virtually unnoticed.
Nevertheless, the introduction of EFI represents a profound change that goes far beyond  … More
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