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NASCAR driver Ryan Preece was fined and stripped of points after a Texas crash, sparking a “Don’t hit the button” T‑shirt campaign that has drawn fan support and raised questions about the series’ inconsistent disciplinary actions.
Chase Briscoe's public criticism of NASCAR's disciplinary process has reignited a debate over how the sport enforces intent, penalizes collisions, and monetizes behind‑the‑scenes radio access.
Despite inconclusive telemetry, NASCAR's appeals panel confirmed the fine and point deduction for Ryan Preece, raising questions about the role of driver communications in penalty decisions.
The National Motorsports Appeals Panel confirmed Ryan Preece's penalty after a contentious review of radio communications, with one member dissenting.
NASCAR’s National Motorsports Appeals Panel confirmed a $50,000 fine and a 25‑point deduction for Ryan Preece after he spun Ty Gibbs into the wall during the Wurth 400 at Texas Motor Speedway.
NASCAR’s appeals panel maintained a $50,000 fine and a 25‑point deduction for Ryan Preece following a controversial on‑track clash with Ty Gibbs at Texas Motor Speedway.