Denny Halin to face penalty in the second round of NASCAR Playoffs

Denny Hamlin The NASCAR Cup series enters the second round of the playoffs, as the team gave seeds to the driver above 26 points above 26 points from the cutline, but may lose two of this over-the-goal cumberries for the next two races in New Hampshire and Kansas.

This is due to an incident on Lap 385 of Bristol Night Race on Saturday, where Hemlin lost a right front wheel around that time. AJ Almender -resulting in an accident and immediately two-lap penalty against number 11. Joe Gibbs Racing Team.

NASCAR rules punish teams that lose wheels on the track, and in addition to organizing two laps on the pit, the approved body will also suspend two crew members to infection.

In real time, the crew chief Chris Gayle tried to crash the argument, causing the crash wheel, not in another way. NASCAR officials did not bought it and a fine was called and served. After the race, Gayle was still not ready to accept.

“We don’t know what has happened so far,” Gayle told the motorsport while undergoing the after -motorsport inspection process. “Surely (Allmander) was contacted and at the same time there was contact with the wheel nut at the same time, and I have never seen contact in this way before, so I am sure they will investigate more.

“We will see.”

Hamlin also addressed it during his post-race media scum.

“This is what is,” said Hamlin. “We were the only car on Pit Road at that time and unfortunately, the tire fell.”

Is he thinking of a counter -counterpart or appeal?

“Was clearly an issue with the car,” Hamleen said. “We just hit the wall with the lap, so I could not see the suspension and tell if it was broken or not. Certainly, there was something that was out of strange.”

If there is any punishment, Gayle is confident that the gibs racing can weather it.

“We are sure, always ready to do anything,” Gayle said. “But of course, we will be ready in any way.”