Ryan Blaney, a seasoned driver with 14 wins in over 350 Cup races, is known for being vocal about his racing preferences and expectations on the track.
Guided by his father Dave, also a veteran driver, Blaney has developed his code of conduct for racing in NASCAR, emphasizing the importance of learning from mistakes and showing respect to fellow competitors.
Blaney acknowledges the inevitability of contact in hard racing but emphasizes the need to avoid repetitive incidents and take responsibility for one’s actions.
Drawing the line at unnecessary collisions, Blaney highlights the importance of drivers learning and evolving from their experiences, as exemplified by recent incidents involving Carson Hocevar.
While critiquing Hocevar’s actions, Blaney also recognizes his potential as a talented driver and emphasizes the continuous growth and improvement expected in the sport by all participants.
