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Originally Published 5 months ago — by NBC Sports
The NASCAR Cup race at Dover features key playoff battles, notably Kyle Busch aiming to close the points gap, with new tire challenges due to rain-canceled practice, and intense in-season challenge matchups, all set on a tight pit road that can cause penalties.
Originally Published 7 months ago — by NASCAR.com
During practice at Nashville Superspeedway, Kyle Busch and Josh Berry both experienced issues exiting Turn 4, with their cars sliding through the grass, highlighting challenges faced during the session.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by NBC Sports
Ryan Blaney secured his second victory in five weeks at Pocono Raceway, marking Team Penske's first win at the track since 2011. Other notable performances included Denny Hamlin's runner-up finish and Alex Bowman's third place. On the downside, Kyle Busch and Ross Chastain faced crashes, with Busch failing to finish for the fifth time in seven races.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by RACER
Austin Cindric's unexpected win at the Enjoy Illinois 300 has significantly altered the NASCAR Cup Series playoff landscape. Cindric, who was 20th in the standings, is now locked into the playoffs, reducing the number of spots available on points. The playoff eligibility of Kyle Larson remains uncertain, which could further impact the standings. Kyle Busch suffered a major setback after a crash with Larson, finishing 35th. With 11 races left in the regular season, drivers like Ryan Blaney, Bubba Wallace, and Chris Buescher are now in a tighter race for the remaining playoff spots.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by FOX Sports
NASCAR fined Ricky Stenhouse Jr. $75,000 for punching Kyle Busch after the NASCAR All-Star Race, the largest fine in NASCAR history for such an incident. The fine has sparked reactions from drivers, with many expressing surprise and questioning the consistency and promotion of such penalties. Stenhouse has not yet decided whether to appeal the fine, while NASCAR maintains that the severity of the altercation warranted the penalty.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Awful Announcing
Chase Elliott criticized NASCAR for its hypocrisy in handling the Ricky Stenhouse Jr. fight, pointing out that while NASCAR fined Stenhouse $75,000 for his role in the altercation, it also heavily promoted the fight on social media. Elliott questioned the logic of condemning the behavior while using it for publicity.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by ESPN
Chase Elliott criticized NASCAR for fining Ricky Stenhouse Jr. $75,000 for punching Kyle Busch after the All-Star Race, while simultaneously promoting the fight on social media. The fine is the largest ever for fighting in NASCAR history. Elliott and other drivers, like Joey Logano, are calling for more consistency in NASCAR's rules and penalties. Stenhouse's father and two team members were also suspended for their roles in the altercation. Both Stenhouse and Busch are set to race in the upcoming Coca-Cola 600.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by The Associated Press
Chase Elliott criticized NASCAR for fining Ricky Stenhouse Jr. $75,000 for punching Kyle Busch after the All-Star Race, while using the fight footage for promotion. The fine is the largest ever for fighting in NASCAR history. Stenhouse's father and two team members were also penalized for their roles in the altercation. Elliott and Joey Logano called for more consistency in NASCAR's rules and penalties. Both Stenhouse and Busch plan to race in the upcoming Coca-Cola 600.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Outkick
NASCAR is facing backlash for fining Ricky Stenhouse Jr. $75,000 and suspending his father and team mechanic after a highly publicized fight with Kyle Busch. Critics argue that NASCAR's actions are hypocritical, as they heavily promoted the altercation on social media before penalizing Stenhouse. Fans and drivers are confused by the mixed messages, questioning what NASCAR's true stance is on such incidents.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Sports Illustrated
Ricky Stenhouse Jr. received a record $75,000 fine and his father was indefinitely suspended after a fight with Kyle Busch at NASCAR's All-Star race. The altercation, which involved multiple team members, was sparked by on-track incidents between the two drivers. Busch did not face any penalties.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by NBC News
NASCAR fined Ricky Stenhouse Jr. $75,000 and suspended two of his crew members and his father following a brawl with Kyle Busch after the All-Star Race. The altercation stemmed from an on-track incident where Busch's car bumped Stenhouse's, leading to a heated exchange and physical confrontation in the garage. NASCAR cited violations of the Member Code of Conduct for the penalties.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by The New York Times
NASCAR fined Ricky Stenhouse Jr. $75,000 and suspended his father and two JTG Daugherty Racing crew members for their roles in a fight with Kyle Busch after the All-Star Race. Stenhouse confronted Busch after an on-track incident, leading to a physical altercation in the garage. Stenhouse Sr. was suspended indefinitely, while two crew members received suspensions of eight and four races. NASCAR did not penalize Busch for the on-track incident but fined Stenhouse Jr. for getting physical despite the wait.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by FOX Sports
NASCAR fined driver Ricky Stenhouse Jr. and suspended his father and two crew members after a brawl with Kyle Busch following the All-Star Race at North Wilkesboro Speedway. Stenhouse's car was damaged by Busch during the race, leading to a physical altercation afterward. Stenhouse's father and two crew members were suspended for their involvement in the brawl. NASCAR is expected to warn Stenhouse against any retaliation on the track, and the fines and suspensions can be appealed.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Outkick
After a tense road race at COTA, NASCAR saw pit-road confrontations, expletives, and a notable performance by Bubba Wallace. Kyle Busch and Christopher Bell's clash took center stage, with Bell narrowly missing out on victory. Meanwhile, Chase Elliott expressed frustration with NASCAR and its penalties. The article also includes fan feedback on the recent Bristol race and a lighthearted mailbag segment.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by USA TODAY
Daniel Suarez won a crashed-filled NASCAR Cup Series race at Atlanta Motor Speedway in a wild photo finish, edging out Ryan Blaney and Kyle Busch. It was the closest finish in Atlanta Motor Speedway history and the third-closest in NASCAR Cup Series history. The race featured a massive pileup on the second lap and a record 48 lead changes. Suarez's win secured his spot in the playoffs, but he's determined to win more races.