Lack of Passing Leads to Restart Chaos for Many at Indianapolis
With passing under green nearly impossible at Indianapolis, drivers were overaggressive on restarts, leading to several big crashes and unhappy drivers.
With passing under green nearly impossible at Indianapolis, drivers were overaggressive on restarts, leading to several big crashes and unhappy drivers.
Is a post-race penalty enough, or should more be done in the heat of the moment?
With only three former winners in the field, who has the best chance to kiss the bricks for the very first time?
Was Chicago handled the way it should have been from a timing perspective?
Who did well, and who underperformed? And should NASCAR do anything to help avoid crashes like Alon Day-Justin Allgaier incident in practice?
And did Zane Smith just change his fate?
Unlimited overtime restarts wouldn’t be a problem if they were single-file.
The hosts compete in the second edition of Frontstretch Jeopardy.
Nashville marked the fifth race in the history of NASCAR’s top three series to require at least four overtimes.
Logano will drive the No. 15 in a one-off Xfinity start.