@Timothy Latham  if I did apologize I never want to see people get hurt but at the same time I do love good hard racing

@SpheredHawk67 Bubba retaliated more aggressively which he paid the price for but both of those incidents were due to Larson running them up the wall and he has done it in other incidents also.

@Robert Redmon I’m right there with you, but Nascar’s new standard this season is penalizing guys for intentional contact. Personally I think it’s a dumb policy, but I’m also one that supports consistency with rulings, so I think this should end up the same way.

@Timothy Latham Oh I’m right there with you. Typically in the past intentional wrecks were let go, but this year the standard is different. And no it’s not about admitting. For one that would be pretty messed up if they were simply penalizing guys for saying they wrecked someone. Also plenty of guys in the past have admitted it and not been penalized. Again though the standard has been set this year and this should in fact result in a penalty or else it’s gonna look very bad on Nascar’s part. I think their hand has been forced on this.

@Robert Redmon you 100% replied to the wrong person. I don’t think there should be any fines or suspensions for self-policing. You wreck someone, expect payback. Then it’s done. And Denny owes Ross a 3rd one since he’s up 3-2 on Denny.

@Kyle Raymer tons of wrecks are intentional that don’t get penalized. Logano at the Clash this very season was intentional. Ross wrecking AJ at COTA last year was intentional. Logano wrecking Byron at Darlington last year was intentional.

You only get penalized if you admit to it, like Denny and Byron learned.

@Jeffrey Snipes it 100% was on purpose. You can do that in real dirt racing and get away with it because late model noses are slanted so far down and the rear ends are so high up. He’s done it plenty of times before. He throws it into places and expects the other driver to lift, just like Chase and Bubba found out last season.

He can do no wrong in your eyes, huh. Larson fans circa 2021 are the worst.

Chase Elliott wasn’t even racing at Atlanta.

​@Marquis Vegan I highly doubt this thing between Ryan Preece and Kyle Larson is going anywhere. As a Kyle Larson fan, I saw nothing but short track racing with this incident. Unlike the Bubba Wallace incident which was a massive overreaction.