NASCAR announced major fines and suspensions after several teams manipulated the conclusion of the November 3 Xfinity 500 at Martinsville Speedway late Tuesday, Nov. 5.

We just saw this week in the fallout of the Martinsville fiasco that Joe Gibbs could not protest the result on the grounds of it being a safety call. Even though NASCAR can pull out just about any clause in the rulebook to justify going against it, something it has done since day one.

As NASCAR heads into its season finale, the series has also levied nine penalties for race manipulation in Martinsville.

After reviewing the unusual radio communications that happened in the final stint at Martinsville on Sunday, NASCAR has decided to hand down substantial penalties, but the Championship 4 remains intac

Martinsville Speedway always promises fireworks, but this time the race drama extended far beyond the track and into the NASCAR boardroom. The post “Can’t Just Make Up Penalties”: NASCAR Punishing Culprits of Martinsville Race Manipulation Upsets Former Crew Chief appeared first on EssentiallySports.

XI Racing, Richard Childress Racing, and Trackhouse Racing received 50-point penalties, cash fines, and suspensions to key employees for their actions.

NASCAR has finally announced the highly anticipated penalty report from Martinsville Speedway. On Tuesday evening, NASCAR announced a series of penalties to Ross Chastain's No. 1 team, Austin Dillon's No.