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I guess we find out at This is the long and short of it. Others were doing it, Harvick won the race and the example was made to stop the practice. Makes sense to me. Did it provide enough advantage to win? Chase Elliott didn't think so I guess we will have to wait until Auto Club or Texas to...

What about Bowmans?

I guess I don't understand why people want to discourage this type of thing, putting the cost aspect aside. Where is the line drawn from finding competitive advantages and "cheating"? Just curious. Maybe next year can issue a race car along with a pit gun to each team.

Don't worry about it, that team is going to be fine.

What's interesting now is if they didn't find these infractions with the Atlanta car because they simply were overlooked or because they weren't in place. That car went to R&D as well.

To me the only locks are Johnson, Kyle Busch, Harvick, and keselowski. Kurt and Truex are right there.

My guess would be all of them and all of them.

With as obvious as it appears to be I am surprised no other drivers mentioned it post race.

That is what I am wondering, could the trackbar motor being driving it? Total speculation obviously, I would need someone smarter than me to shed some light. I can only imagine how crazy the penalty would be if something like that turns out to be the case. :eek:

It makes me think it is mechanically controlled, something is pulling it down and then pushing it back out. Wedge, trackbar adjuster? I am just throwing spaghetti at the wall but I agree with you. That is a lot of flex to show zero evidence of deformation.

Interesting! Amazing how the roofline can return to form without evidence of deformation. I wonder if Rodney had it last week, got through NASCAR R&D and had the guts to bring it back again.

I am thinking somewhere specifically around the Coke 600.

9/10 What a racetrack!

Pretty neat! I give the guys that wrap the cars a ton of credit, based on how i struggle to line up a screen protector on a cell phone.

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It is cool to have "young guns" again, I think they are going to flip the script and I really cannot wait.

There is only one die-hard Denny Hamlin fan that I know. And that is Denny Hamlin.

The state of restrictor plate racing. Bad product.