He sure did, and he will keep cheating, no doubt about it.

@Jason S First of all week in and week out there’s not a single car on that track is perfectly legal that is the game trying to get the most out of what you have. Hendrick wasn’t even the only team penalized this week for it so I don’t know what you’re on about and next week it could be JGR. Do you understand that when you argue you jump from theory to conclusion with no causal link and thus aren’t saying anything other than a opinion? You have no clue what teams have been using and the reality is until they get caught it doesn’t matter. I’m here upset about the penalty system it’s got nothing to do with Hendrick and that’s pretty obvious when every other Hendrick fan is basically shrugging their shoulders because they know Hendrick is still going to win. When it’s your driver’s turn to catch an L2 penalty I can have no sympathy for you or I could continue to argue these rules are ridiculous given the context of single source parts.

@Caleb Fondren I’ve literally stated how unfair these new penalties are across the board especially in Brad’s case I’ve also said the penalty was excessive not unwarranted. JGR ain’t on anybodies radar especially when their drivers throw away races out of spite.

there isn’t enough money in nascar t
for any teams other than the top 2 to compete if they allow that again

@Countrybananas So, all of the other teams used legal parts and Hendrick didn’t so Hendrick should just get to cheat. Got it.

Chad Knaus?

there’s nothing to appeal regarding the race itself. he keeps the win for the reason you just listed

​@Countrybananasoooh boy. the guy telling others to cope is doing a heck of a lot of coping in this comment section. you’d be talking about how fair this penalty was if it was JGR

@Countrybananas Lol. They showed up with modified parts to race with in direct violation of the rules. How is that not intent? Stop being a Hendrick fanboi and just admit your faves cheated.