5 Times NASCAR Went Too Far With The Penalties

Competition to win the NASCAR Cup always gets cut-throat but that does not mean drivers don’t abide by the rules. Here are 5 instances where drivers faced the consequences of their own actions.

#5 Kevin Harvick


“I’m gonna go get him” - Kevin Harvick’s famous last words on the radio before NASCAR suspended him from racing for intentionally bumping into Coy Gibbs.

#4 RFK Racing


The 2022 season saw RFK Racing get penalized for modifying a single source supply part. Crew Chief Matt McCall was fined $100,000 and suspended for the next 4 races.

#3 Cole Custer


Cole Custer was fined $100,000 and docked 50 driver points after purposely slowing down on the final lap and holding up other cars behind him at the Charlotte Roval.

#2 William Byron


After intentionally spinning Denny Hamlin during the NASCAR Cup Series at the Texas Motor Speedway, Byron was fined $50,000 and lost 50 driver and owner points.

#1 Bubba Wallace


After deliberately spinning Larson’s car, Bubba shoved Larson multiple times before arguing with an official resulting in him being suspended from one race.



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