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Brad Keselowski believes NASCAR has found itself in a conundrum. A $75,000 fine to Ricky Stenhouse Jr. earlier this week was the largest in history issued to a driver for fighting. As a result, NAS…
Brad Keselowski believes NASCAR is facing a conundrum with the $75,000 fine issued to Ricky Stenhouse Jr., the largest in history for fighting. This fine has united fans and the garage area, questioning the surprising amount from a sport that promotes on-track passion. Despite understanding the need for consequences, Keselowski highlights the conflicting agenda of garnering media attention through such incidents. The official NASCAR YouTube page and social media platforms have been showcasing the fight and its aftermath, generating widespread coverage across mainstream media. Drivers like Chase Elliott also express shock at the fine while questioning the promotion of such behavior. JTG Daugherty Racing has the opportunity to appeal the penalties, as drivers and fans alike continue to debate the implications of penalizing emotional outbursts in a sport that thrives on adrenaline and passion.
