The content of your last post and this post can and should absolutely be argued.
First, regarding drivers who can’t execute restarts, that you’ve completely glossed over the reason NASCAR pretty quickly went from one to multiple GWCs, tells me how little you know actually know. So let me help you out. It wasn’t because they were always getting it right on the first restart.
Also, ever heard the phrase “cautions breed cautions”? Well, that’s not exclusive to one particular series. I would normally assume anybody who claims to follow multiple series would know that, but I guess I need to reassess that assumption.
Second, the list of F1drivers who have come to try their hand in IndyCar is larger than that of drivers who have gone the other way. And before you try to tell it’s because those drivers weren’t good enough to make it in F1, there are several who were also F1 World Champions. IndyCar and NASCAR over the years has also seen drivers go in either direction. And yes, there’s no question that there is more money in NASCAR, which is about the only thing you’ve been correct on so far.
Lastly, those who drive in any top tier racing series, American or otherwise, have elite levels of talent. And yes, there will always be those whose money has gotten them further than their talent otherwise would have, but money only takes you so far. If you’re winning races with any kind of regularity it’s not because you aren’t great at what you do.