Daniel Hemric got a call from crew chief Dave Rogers around 9 a.m. Friday (Nov. 5) in Phoenix.
“Hey, I’m sure you’ve heard already,” Rogers said.
Hemric, who had been off his phone and “off the radar” during the buildup to the Xfinity Series’ championship race on Saturday (Nov. 6), hadn’t heard anything.
For roughly an hour Friday (Nov. 5) at Phoenix Raceway, NASCAR President Steve Phelps addressed media members and took questions regarding the state of the sport and NASCAR’s future.
When it comes to the NASCAR Xfinity Series Championship 4, Daniel Hemric has been here and done that.
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