They have a mess on their hands with Haudenschild and the #17 team. He spun out with about 10 laps to go. Typically any 360 spin in this type of racing triggers a caution. The officials either didn't see it, or decided that because he landed in the infield, they wouldn't throw one. Unlike some of other forms of racing, again, a 360 spin is supposed to draw an automatic caution for safety. Angry over the no-call, Sheldon eventually exited his car and threw his helmet onto the track. This drew the caution with three to go. A crew member then argued with the tow truck driver, and they simply left his car sitting there. Mistakes on all sides. Incorrect officiating, inexcusable act by Sheldon.
He was credited with last place when results were posted, and the Outlaws have apparently stated discipline will be coming.
Did we ever get a statement about the series official who attacked a crew member?