2-Headed Monster: Pull Up or Shut Up; Was Noah Gragson vs. Ross Chastain Justified or Just Racing?
Was Gragson justified in wanting to settle things outside of the car, or was the latest Chastain incident just racing?
Was Gragson justified in wanting to settle things outside of the car, or was the latest Chastain incident just racing?
Ryan Blaney and Ross Chastain highlight a number of NASCAR Cup Series drivers who haven’t won in at least their last 30 starts.
The guys break down Noah Gragson’s and Ross Chastain’s fracas at Kansas, draft ultimate race teams and more.
Whether warranted or unwarranted, the list is not a short one.
And he’s exactly what NASCAR needs nowadays
Believe it or not, safety and fairness are both valid arguments for not rushing in and breaking up driver fights when the first punch is thrown.
Fights often make for good TV. Sunday was no different.
Chastain may have a reputation for aggressive driving, but it does not automatically mean that he is the guilty party in every altercation.
NASCAR’s busiest dirt racer this weekend was unsurprisingly Cup Series regular Kyle Larson, and he made noise in more ways that one.
Adam Cheek and Tanner Marlar discuss contact on the track and contact on pit road at Kansas Speedway.
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