Austin Hill Returns from NASCAR Suspension, says the crash was a “racing phenomenon”

Austin Hill This week is back to the track NASCAR suspended him for a race after his participation in a scary incident at Indianapolis motor speedwayafter Eric almarola Pushed him out of the road, the hill was deliberately turned to the left and striced Almarola in the outside wall.

While Hill continued to claim that the contact was inadvertently, it does not change the fact that NASCAR decided to suspend it, forced Richard Children Racing Driver to remember the Xfinity Race in Iowa Speedway. And when they are exempted from playoffs, suspension means that Hill has lost all 21 playoff bonus points in a major hit for its title shot.

The hill accepts innocence, the way he drives it will not change

Prior to the green flag in Watkins Glen, Hill took a moment to talk about the incident with CW and his mentality was moving forward.

“I will probably get backlash for this, but not at all,” Hill said, when asked if he was asked if he would change his fellow contestants. “I am still going to run in the way I always do. I am a hard-nosed racer. It was completely unknowingly. It is easy for me to say that it is out with two weeks, but I am a very honest person.”

Hill mentioned a previous case of careless driving, where he was punished, cited with the Charlotte 2024 incident Coal custerThe hill was fined $ 25,000 and docked 25 points. “The main reason I got the penalty (with the Castor) because I told the NASCAR XFINITY Series Direction that what was really happened and I will take any punishment that came in my way and hold it on my shoulders. And because I knew that I knew that I was wrong in that example, but this example was a separate deal.”

Repouce on radio outbreak

However, there is some hill regrets about the position of Indianapolis. On radio, he hurt the explains in NASCAR after being held for five laps during the race.

“In fact, the only thing I want I can take back can be withdrawn, things I have said on the radio,” Hill accepted. “In addition, the things that happened on the race track were completely unknowingly. It was a racing phenomenon, but today the good thing about it is that we have really sharp Chevrolets and we are going to go there and show everyone how it is done.”