Ryan Preece was clearly unhappy about the fire that broke out inside his car and ended his race early at Dover Motor Speedway. Preece’s No. 41 Stewart-Haas Racing Ford Mustang Dark Horse developed …
Ryan Preece was frustrated with the incident that caused a fire in his car and forced him to end his race prematurely at Dover Motor Speedway. Smoke started filling Preece’s No. 41 Stewart-Haas Racing Ford Mustang Dark Horse early in the race, leading to concerns within the team. Despite attempted fixes during a caution period, Preece had to pit again due to the severe smoke levels. Ultimately, the team determined that the issue couldn’t be resolved on the track, leading to Preece retiring from the race. Preece expressed his concern about the safety implications of the incident and the need to avoid such setbacks in the future. Unfortunately, Preece’s race ended early, making him the first driver to exit the Wurth 400, finishing in 37th place.
