Kevin Harvick’s crew member has been ejected; He’ll also serve a pass through penalty at the start of the race
Pre-race inspection is currently underway at Bristol Motor Speedway.
There’s already news out of the inspection line. Kevin Harvick has failed three passes through the inspection line.
They did pass inspection on the 4th attempt.
Read MoreNASCAR doesn’t see cars sitting on pit road for 8 minutes as ‘that’s not NASCAR racing’
Team are playing the waiting game when it comes to qualifying.
In round one and round two of NASCAR qualifying, teams are given 10 minutes to set a time. When the clock starts,
Read MoreSecond NASCAR crew member ejected from Texas Motor Speedway this weekend
Ryan Newman has failed pre-race inspection twice at Texas Motor Speedway.
Per the NASCAR rule book, Ryan Newman will now join the rear of the field for the start of today’s Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series event.
Read MoreNarrow tolerances regarding NASCAR inspection have resulted in the ejection of the Joe Gibbs Racing crew member
Erik Jones failed pre-qualifying inspection two times on Friday at Texas Motor Speedway. Per the new rules, a crew member is ejected on a second failed attempt.
Each NASCAR team travels with a 12 person road crew.
Read MoreNASCAR says ‘Nobody deserves to see that’ in relation to qualifying at Texas Motor Speedway
The new NASCAR rules package has created a drafting requirement when it comes to qualifying. At tracks larger than 1-mile, drivers are now hitting the track in groups.
But, no drivers wants to lead that group off the pit lane.
Read MoreBowyer calls NASCAR qualifying ‘a joke’ after being knocked out in round one at Texas Motor Speedway; NASCAR reacts to comments from Clint Bowyer
Clint Bowyer: “I’ll be damned if the first time that a guy clogs the middle, they don’t call it. Discretionary!”
Two weeks ago, a parking lot formed at the end of the pit lane.
Read MoreFollowing a test, the superspeedway NASCAR package has been adjusted
NASCAR has issued a few changes to the superspeedway rules package for 2019. The changes will take action in the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series division.
The Daytona 500 was won by Denny Hamlin back in February. Yet,
Read MoreNASCAR inspection failure at Martinsville Speedway
This weekend at Martinsville Speedway is an impound race. That means post-qualifying inspection took place this morning instead of yesterday.
Teams were not allowed to touch the cars overnight.
With just two days on on-track action, there is a reduced number of inspections.
Read MoreSome NASCAR drivers embrace the bold rule changes; Others absolutely despise it
Well, that qualifying session at LVMS was something special!
The new NASCAR rules package brought mind games and drafting to qualifying at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. It was exciting to watch and it was completely unpredictable.
Read MoreThree teams fined following Atlanta Motor Speedway
Three lugnut penalties were issued following the triple-header weekend at Atlanta Motor Speedway.
Two fines were issued in the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series division. A lugnut was found loose on the #43 of Bubba Wallace and the #95 machine of Matt DiBenedetto.
Read MoreBrad Keselowski was the first NASCAR winner on a 1.5-mile oval for the new rules package
In years past, NASCAR has taken away downforce while the teams maximized technology to produce more horsepower. Yet, NASCAR took a leap for 2019.
The script has been flipped. This year, NASCAR has added downforce and taken away horsepower.
Read MoreOther penalties pending following the NASCAR race at Atlanta Motor Speedway
Race winner Brad Keselowski has passed post-race NASCAR inspection following the win at Atlanta Motor Speedway.
Keselowski was under the weather. Despite that, he still drove to the bumper of his teammate and took the lead in the closing stage of the race.
Read MoreSunday’s race at Atlanta Motor Speedway was the first test of the new NASCAR rules package; It passed
For years, NASCAR went the direction of less downforce. The idea was to put the stock cars more in the hands of the drivers.
For 2019, they flipped the rule book upside down.
Read MoreCrew members ejected ahead of Atlanta Motor Speedway qualifying for the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series
Matt Tifft and BJ McLeod each failed inspection two times ahead of qualifying at Atlanta Motor Speedway.
NASCAR has stricter tolerance in regards to qualifying in 2019. Two inspection failures net a car chief ejection.
Read MoreWhat’s different when NASCAR heads to Atlanta Motor Speedway this weekend?
First off, a new element of the new rules package will not have any impact on the races in Atlanta this weekend.
Aero ducts, of everything NASCAR changed with the new rules package this is the thing I’m most excited about.
Read MoreBusch isn’t happy with the rules direction from a driver’s perspective; Also knows NASCAR needs more excitement
Kyle Busch: “When you have a guy leading the race by 6 seconds, that’s not exciting. I get and understand where we’re going and what we’re doing. It’s just frustrating as a driver to know that’s what we’re doing and anticipate how all these mile and a half and above races will play out.”
Read MoreHarvick was the most-fined NASCAR team in 2018; He’s happy to see the new inspection process and automatic disqualifications
As the cars head to Daytona, a new set of procedures have been announced. NASCAR will be inspecting the race cars at the race track in 2019.
For the first time,
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