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Many were befuddled by NASCAR's decision to fine and dock points from Austin Cindric following a retaliatory move on Ty Dillon on Lap 4 of last weekend's NASCAR
Kaulig Racing president Chris Rice has spoken out following Austin Cindric's $50,000 fine and 50 point penalty for his wreck with Kaulig driver Ty Dillon.
His younger brother, Ty Dillon, is also a full-time NASCAR Cup Series driver, racing for Kaulig Racing. In addition to his "Crown Jewel" wins, Dillon’s other victories include the 2020 O'Reilly ...
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