Seems like all the big $$ races the majority of racers are doubled entered anymore. I get the purpose and benefit of buybacks from the promotor/track stand point. I'm guessing some promotors figure a certain % of racers will buy back so they may base their payouts on that, but on a normal race day if the pay is based off 1st round car count and everyone buys back and it doesn't change the payout, all that is, is $ in the tracks pocket. I don't care who you are, the more passes you make the better chance you have. The sport is growing more from a working man sport to who wants to shell out the most $$ for entries, etc. I say do away with double entries and buybacks and have a 2nd chance race. Wonder the last time a big $ race was won buy a single entry non buy back?