Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning Cody Ware across Nascar.
A high‑speed collision involving Cody Ware at Watkins Glen drew widespread attention after a caution flag failed to appear, prompting analysis from insiders and fans.
Denny Hamlin criticized NASCAR for not throwing a caution flag after Cody Ware’s hard wreck at Watkins Glen, urging improved safety measures and better broadcast coverage.
Denny Hamlin’s recent podcast episode highlighted glaring oversights in NASCAR and FOX Sports’ coverage of a high‑impact crash at Watkins Glen, raising questions about safety protocols and broadcast accountability.
Denny Hamlin's remarks on the "Actions Detrimental" podcast highlight a controversial finish at Watkins Glen and raise questions about NASCAR's officiating practices.
In a recent episode, Hamlin dissected a late‑race crash involving Cody Ware, arguing that NASCAR’s reduced officiating staff and reliance on camera feeds left critical moments unchecked, and he urged both the sport and its broadcast partner to improve accountability.
In a recent podcast episode, Denny Hamlin dissected the broadcast coverage of the Watkins Glen International race, pointing to a serious crash involving Cody Ware that was overlooked due to insufficient stewardship and an overreliance on camera angles.
Denny Hamlin called out NASCAR for failing to deploy a caution flag after Cody Ware’s violent crash with nine laps left at The Glen, urging the series to improve its monitoring and accountability.
Joey Logano's three championships have been questioned, his recent form is poor, and comments from Clint Bowyer highlight the challenges he faces under the new playoff format.
The 2026 NASCAR Cup Series race at Watkins Glen International is set for Sunday, May 10, with Shane van Gisbergen on pole and Tyler Reddick leading the points standings.
A late‑race wreck involving Cody Ware at Watkins Glen divided viewers, as NASCAR chose not to throw a caution flag, allowing Shane van Gisbergen to claim victory.
A high‑speed crash involving Cody Ware was overlooked during FOX's live broadcast of the Watkins Glen NASCAR race, igniting social media backlash and calls for the network's contract to be reconsidered.
NASCAR enthusiasts took to Twitter and other platforms to criticize FOX Sports for overlooking key on‑track incidents during Sunday’s Cup Series race, including spins involving Bubba Wallace, Cody Ware and Josh Berry, sparking concerns about declining viewership.
Shane van Gisbergen led 74 of 100 laps at Watkins Glen International, crossing the finish line seven seconds ahead of Michael McDowell, while Ty Gibbs claimed third place.
While the race featured a high proportion of lead‑lap completions, several untelevised moments reshaped the outcome, from driver frustrations to fuel miscalculations.