NASCAR has suspended two crewmen for violating its substance abuse
policy, including the former brother-in-law of Jeremy Mayfield.
NASCAR President Mike Helton made the right decision to let drivers
police themselves.
A person familiar with the decision says Carl Edwards will not be
suspended for intentionally wrecking Brad Keselowski’s car during
last weekend’s NASCAR race in Atlanta.
Carl Edwards will keep racing after flipping Brad Keselowski.
Goodyear is facing more questions about the quality of its tires.
At least a dozen drivers were affected by tire problems
during Sunday’s Sprint Cup race at Atlanta Motor Speedway, stirring
up complaints that Goodyear supplied a compound that was good for
speed but low on durability at the high-banked track.
We like a good NASCAR feud as much as the next guy. But did Carl
Edwards go too far when he wrecked Brad Keselowski?
Who will win at NASCAR’s fastest racetrack?