“Scumbag Move” – Richard Childress’ Driver Criticized for Brad Keselowski Move as Sneaky Radio Comes to Light

Last week’s race at New Hampshire saw Christopher Bell take the chequered flag. Meanwhile, during a caution, a bizarre feud emerged. Fans were left puzzled after Austin Dillon decided to ram into Brad Keselowski only to get rammed back by an angered Keselowski.

Brad Keselowski avoided saying much about the incident. He said, “I’ll talk to him privately. I don’t need to be a jerk over the media.”

On the other hand, when asked about the incident, Dillon said, “You guys saw it, right? I mean it’s just hard racing, I guess. We’ve gone at it a couple of times the last two years; one time, I hit really hard. I just don’t like the way certain people race me, and it’s probably not the right way to do it under caution.”

When asked if he had spoken to Keselowski he responded, “No, I don’t talk to him.”

After seeing the incident and listening to the team radio, fans were not too pleased with what Dillon did and took over social media to express their thoughts.

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Many suggested that Dillon did it to create drama for his TV show. This isn’t the first time that these two have locked horns before. Last year in Michigan, Keselowski punted Dillion, sending him hard into the wall.

New Hampshire race results

After thorough domination by Martin Truex Jr. in his confusing green number 18 car, the race win was taken by Christopher Bell. Making him the 14th different driver to win this season.

Chase Elliott displayed a strong performance throughout but only managed to clinch second place. Elliot still remains at the top of the points table. Bubba Wallace also had a strong race finishing in third. Martin Truex Jr came fourth and Kevin Harvick was in fifth.

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