@DaleJr “Oblivion” - Alkaline Trio came out last year and is a banger
“Snipe Hunt” - Tyler Childers
Throwing something from Dag Nasty on there would be would be goated too
@dirttrackdawg11 @BravesFan1295 @bobpockrass There is. And they did agree, in public, that the suspensions were correct and deserved.
Section 4.4.C of the NASCAR member Code of Conduct.
@grc207@NASCAR@RichmondRaceway SMT data was damning. It was two separate incidents.
I don’t think you understand what waivers are. Austin Dillon is still playoff eligible.
And to go back to the start - NASCAR’s rules allow them to take away the automatic berth for actions detrimental.
@grc207@NASCAR@RichmondRaceway There's never been a situation where someone intentionally wrecks two separate cars in two separate incidents in one lap and wins a race, including an intentional right hook. The last two driver to intentionally right hook another driver were suspended.
@grc207@NASCAR@RichmondRaceway Austin Dillon is still playoff eligible, he doesn't need a waiver. Wallace and Elliott both needed a waiver to remain eligible, and both got it.
@grc207@NASCAR@RichmondRaceway Nothing changed between Sunday when Chase Elliott turned Hamlin and Wednesday when Chase Elliott was suspended. Also, lol, multiple driver's have been suspended for right hooks. AD wasn't.
I've been asked if Dillon could keep win but lose playoff spot. Playoff eligibility rule: "Race finishes must be unencumbered by violation(s) of the NASCAR Rules or other action(s) detrimental to stock car auto racing or NASCAR as determined in the sole discretion of NASCAR."
@Michael25782778@NASCAR@RichmondRaceway Boys have at it was 14 years ago. NASCAR started penalizing intentional wrecks again a few years ago. Gragson, Wallace, Elliott, Hocevar, Creed, etc.