NASCAR has penalized the #60 team and the #22 driver for rule violations committed during last Saturday's NASCAR Nationwide Series race at Gateway International Raceway. The penalties come as a result of violating Section 12-1 (actions detrimental to stock car racing/ aggressive driving) of the 2010 NASCAR Rule Book. Carl Edwards, driver of the #60, has been penalized with the loss of 60 NASCAR Nationwide Series championship driver points, fined $25,000 and placed on NASCAR probation until Dec. 31. Car owner Jack Roush has been penalized with the loss of 60 series championship owner points. Brad Keselowski, driver of the #22, has been placed on NASCAR probation until Dec. 31.(NASCAR), the probation for both drivers applies to the Sprint Cup Series as well.(7-21-2010)
Not sure why Brad got probation too.That really makes no sense
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NASCAR has penalized the #60 team and the #22 driver for rule violations committed during last Saturday's NASCAR Nationwide Series race at Gateway International Raceway. The penalties come as a result of violating Section 12-1 (actions detrimental to stock car racing/ aggressive driving) of the 2010 NASCAR Rule Book. Carl Edwards, driver of the #60, has been penalized with the loss of 60 NASCAR Nationwide Series championship driver points, fined $25,000 and placed on NASCAR probation until Dec. 31. Car owner Jack Roush has been penalized with the loss of 60 series championship owner points. Brad Keselowski, driver of the #22, has been placed on NASCAR probation until Dec. 31.(NASCAR), the probation for both drivers applies to the Sprint Cup Series as well.(7-21-2010)
Not sure why Brad got probation too.That really makes no sense
So what I get from this is Nascar puts Brad on probation in order to keep him from getting his. That is great. What happened to boys will be boys? What a joke Nascar has become. My question is this, does this also affect the Cup Series? Shouldn't right? Never has before so I hope Brad sticks it where it can hurt Carl the most.
So what I get from this is Nascar puts Brad on probation in order to keep him from getting his. That is great. What happened to boys will be boys? What a joke Nascar has become. My question is this, does this also affect the Cup Series? Shouldn't right? Never has before so I hope Brad sticks it where it can hurt Carl the most.
So what I get from this is Nascar puts Brad on probation in order to keep him from getting his. That is great. What happened to boys will be boys? What a joke Nascar has become. My question is this, does this also affect the Cup Series? Shouldn't right? Never has before so I hope Brad sticks it where it can hurt Carl the most.
the probation for both drivers applies to the Sprint Cup Series as well
Quote Originally Posted by MillerLiteBoy:
So what I get from this is Nascar puts Brad on probation in order to keep him from getting his. That is great. What happened to boys will be boys? What a joke Nascar has become. My question is this, does this also affect the Cup Series? Shouldn't right? Never has before so I hope Brad sticks it where it can hurt Carl the most.
the probation for both drivers applies to the Sprint Cup Series as well