4 Burning Questions: Did NASCAR Go Too Far or Too Light on the Martinsville Penalties?
We just saw this week in the fallout of the Martinsville fiasco that Joe Gibbs could not protest the result on the grounds of it being a safety call. Even though NASCAR can pull out just about any clause in the rulebook to justify going against it, something it has done since day one.
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The end of Sunday's race saw multiple drivers sandbag to help fellow Chevy or Toyota drivers make the Championship 4 ...
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Ross Chastain, Austin Dillon and Bubba Wallace were all penalized for race manipulation at last weekend's Martinsville NASCAR ...
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Ryan Blaney earned a chance to defend his NASCAR championship with a victory Sunday at Martinsville Speedway that pushed the ...
William Byron and Christopher Bell sat outside their cars, wrapped in suspense shortly after Sunday's NASCAR Cup Series race ...
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NASCAR suspended nine people and issued a total of $600,000 in fines to three teams for their actions at the end of last ...
Logano (Las Vegas), Reddick (Homestead-Miami) and Blaney (Martinsville) qualified with their wins in ... Should Christopher ...
All the information you need to get ready for the Xfinity 500 NASCAR Cup Series playoff race, Sunday at Martinsville Speedway ...
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NASCAR playoff picture: Cup Series points standings after Martinsville, who's in Championship 4Find the NASCAR Cup Series playoff picture with points standings heading out of Sunday's race at Martinsville.
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The race ended in controversy as NASCAR took over 15 minutes to decide that William Byron made the final four over ...
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Kyle Petty Stands by NASCAR’s Verdict of Penalizing Christopher Bell as He Remains Dubious of Race ManipulationA wall ride, hefty penalties, and manufacturers banding together in a strategic huddle—these were just some of the elements ...
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