What was it supposed to be?That trophy looks like a Transformer took a dump.
What was it supposed to be?
You'd think they wouldn't try something like this when all eyes are on the Chase drivers. Just imagine if this happens to the top driver at Homestead.Chase Elliott's 2nd place finish at Chicagoland ruled Encumbered due to unapproved aerodynamic modifications.
Leavine? He might as well be leaving altogether.
Cody Ware is apparently back in a Cup car for New Hampshire.
That kid's sorry ass needs to be dragged out far more urgently than Danica Patrick's, and that's not something I would usually say.
I remember seeing Truex doing the same a few weeks ago. I knew he'd been penalized, I just didn't know it was part of the rule they had to be in there.I like how not only do they miss track time, they have to sit in their cars on pit road for the entire duration of the penalty. It's like they have literally been put on time-out.
Apparently people didn't like they made Joey do that for the full hour. They can stick it because amazingly NASCAR has held firm on the practice penalties all year. I do find it funny that the teams are trying to say it's NASCAR's fault for all the penalties when it's become a per-session problem.
This is one time where I think NASCAR is as on top of it as they can be.
The problem I see is that basically becomes a suspension as that's NASCAR's go-to for suspended crew memebers. If they have to be in the car, do they have to have the helmet on and the window net up? I mean, Joey's...significant other (don't know, don't care) was able to be down there and interact with him during practice, so safety isn't a massive concern. The only other thing I can think of is that perhaps NASCAR wants to keep an eye on the teams. Why? Hell if I know.Its more the fact that they could've accomplished the exact same purpose by simply forcing the team out of the garage for the rest of the session (Driver included) with the car in said garage instead of making the driver sit in the car on pit road to slow cook like a Honey baked ham. Yeah, failing inspection four times In a row is beyond unacceptable with a team like Penske (and is just asking for someone to lose their job on the team if they haven't figured it out the first time), but wouldn't sending the message be muuuch more sensible by removing them both activity wise and physically from the track?
He just bumped it, nothing out of the ordinary. I'm kinda surprised NASCAR didn't throw a caution because of it...oh wait, it's still early. Gotta wait until the end so they can "have an exciting natural finish".Aaaannnnnnndddddddd Stenhouse again finds the wall early on in a "Playoff" race.
Remind me again why he was anything but Xfinity material at best?
Oh, that's right! Rousch is dying off and hasn't had anybody remotely decent since Kenseth and Edwards.
Aaaannnnnnndddddddd Stenhouse again finds the wall early on in a "Playoff" race.
Remind me again why he was anything but Xfinity material at best?
Oh, that's right! Rousch is dying off and hasn't had anybody remotely decent since Kenseth and Edwards.