Have you ever watched a NASCAR race where two Chase drivers are going all out for the win, trading every inch of track like the championship depends on it? That was Chase Briscoe and Christopher Bell at Charlotte, battling at…

Austin Dillon, grandson of Richard Childress, backed Ricky Stenhouse Jr. following a tense post-race confrontation with Michael McDowell at Charlotte. Stenhouse and McDowell engaged in aggressive driving during the race and continued making contact on the cool-down lap. Dillon reacted to video footage of their pit road argument on social media by commenting, "Ricky ain't wrong."
The dispute began during the closing laps as both drivers traded aggressive moves outside the top 15, resulting in McDowell finishing 19th and Stenhouse 23rd. NASCAR vice president of racing communications Mike Forde confirmed that officials reviewed the incident and decided against issuing penalties, though officials plan to meet with both drivers at Phoenix Raceway.
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