Denny Hamlin Violent Crash Registered Shocking Numbers | Toyota Exec Admits Concern With JGR Cars
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- The final lap at Richmond, where Austin Dillon took out both Joey Logano and Denny Hamlin to win the race, has been the hot topic of conversation this week. During an appearance on SiriusXM NASCAR Radio, the No. 11 crew chief, Chris Gabehart, made a startling admission about the severity and violence of the impact suffered by his driver moments before the checkered flag.
Also, NASCAR made the right calls with its penalties to Dillon, the No. 3 spotter, and Joey Logano. But there was one area the sanctioning body didn't get it right and must improve on these kinds of important decisions going forward.
The Richmond race also included another JGR car suffering an engine failure and this week a top TRD exec admitted there is concern after suffering multiple failures in less than 10 races. But why are the JGR cars the only ones suffering these types of issues?
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Why is NASCAR allowing spectators walking pit road and pit stalls when the cars are still coming off the track and aren’t even parked yes with Joey did was wrong, but my opinion should be spectators except for team members on pit Road until the cars are parked
Joey pulled up to the 3's pit stall and acted like he was going to run over austin dillons family
man so sorry for your sister and her friends. tragic
Thank you.
Sorry about your family’s loss.
Thank you.
And who fines NASCAR for allowing all those people women with infants and children to be out there on a hot pit road ? The only people allowed at the time on pit road per NASCAR rules, were drivers and NASCAR officials ! Why were all those civilians allowed beyond the pit wall ? Who answers for that ? Time to bring back the "no one under the age of 16 allowed on pit road" !
Agree.
A lot of times the less spectacular looking crashes or impacts with the wall seem to cause the most injuries to drivers and register the highest g-force impacts . I think any intentional "hooking" of another car should be an automatic 1 race suspension (more if the wrecked driver suffers an injury). Dillon should have gotten at least one race for his actions at Richmond. God Bless the memory of your sister and the two other victims. 🙏
Thanks and great comment as always.
yep joey knows better but honestly not one person aka fan etc should be allowed out there until full stop of all cars. , that's just a common sense thing imo
I definitely had the same thought as I was listening to you talk about the JGR engine issues. The only ones having issues are out of the JGR stable. If I were Nascar I'd be investigating their engines thoroughly as it seems they may be tweaking something to gain an advantage but also coming with the risk of engine failure. I find it hard to be just a coincidence that it's only their Toyotas.
Agree.
First thing is spectators. Need to stay off the track until all the cars come in and stop.
Sorry to hear of your family remain blessed❤
Thank you.
@@BeatingandBanging you're welcome
Logano should of been praised for not hitting the morons on a live track his car was damaged and did not go straight Dillon crew should be fined
Lighten up Francis
Wasn’t affected by it? He said he hurt his shoulder dude??
Hopefully Bucsh can get the help he needs. I unfortunately know a little about what Busch may be going through as I also had a substance issue with Alcohol and the law. I'm currently in AA 3 1/2 yrs sober.(1/21/2021) I'm sorry for everyone and your losses caused by alcohol as well.
Thanks for sharing. That takes courage. And congrats on your sobriety, man! That's fantastic. Keep up the good work. One day at a time.
Calling bullshit on that hit being highest ever
He said highest ever for JGR.
My utmost prayers are with you and your family
Sorry for your loss.
Depends on the angle I would think!
Great show as always. Love the set and your delivery.
Thanks James! Really appreciate it.
I assume the high g is due to the impact was sideways into the wall, while a headon collision gets absorbed a lot into crumpling the front
Yeah. It was violent.
I love your show because you seem a good honest man thanks and keep your good work up.
Thank you! Really appreciate it.
You can't go half assed on penalty, disqualify #3 for race win and anything beyond that takes care of itself. Jeez why nascar makes it so difficult is crazy.
Hard to argue. The win is symbolic and appeases some folks, I’m guessing.
For sure they should have suspended earnhardt at bristol 99, i'm done with nascar after richmond
Disagree with penalty
Sorry for your loose
WAY to Severe of a penalty for Dillon . This is Nascar racing and even more its Short Track racing and the last lap. Beating ,banging is part of it. Hopefully the appeal will reduce the penalty to a reasonable level . Both the 11 and the 22 have wrecked competitors to win. The spotter : who cares what he said ,sticks and stones. If the competitors don,t like the risk , then stay out the way!!! Hamlin was the one driving his car when it hit the wall , not Dillon.
And yes, sorry about your loss.
Thank you.
I am sorry to hear about your sister and her friends. I absolutely do not understand those who drink and then drive. The cost of Uber, cab, or driver is far less then just the retainer of your lawyer. The penalties for those that are famous or rich for this are a joke.
As for the penalties for the #3, not enough and NASCAR ince again contradicts itself. Bubba and Chase get suspended and you do not suspend Dillon for the same action. NASCAR epic fail.
Blown motors: clearly JGR is getting different motors then ALL the other Toyota cars. The data clearly proves that.
#22 Penalty. One again NASCAR has an epic failure with the penalty. Slap on the hand for Joey. $50K is nothing to him. This should have been at least a 25 point penalty. Maybe NASCAR needs people to get injured or even worse, before they will hand out the proper penalties to drivers, teams, etc that danger the lives of others.
Thanks! Love your points!
I think NASCAR stepped on their own Johnson not letting Dillion be in the playoff without taking away the win. They should have just left it alone or take away the win. Once again a half measure that makes everyone unhappy and destroys any notions of "consistency" by NASCAR. What would they have done if some other non-playoff regular had snuck through the carnage of Dillon/Lagano/Hamlin and won? Would he not be in the playoff? Dillon either won the race or he didn't. Taking away the playoff birth while he still has the win is the worst possible choice going forward. Instead of a new precedence, we have a new indecipherable nincompoopish cluster because...NASCAR is run by dopes.
If what Dillion did was wrong enough to arbitrarily take away the #3 car's entry to the playoffs and the connected few million dollars it represents to the team, then it was bad enough to take away the win and throw the gauntlet down. NASCAR can't do it because they like it when some other more appreciated drivers who win this way with regularity, Lagano and Hamlin ironically very much each among them.
But if you review how NASCAR let their own shiny new toy SVG win at Sonoma Xfinity this year, you'll understand why the rule book makes clear that it is solely up to NASCAR. Irony is that was an RCR car that got cue balled off the track and everyone thought it was great. If Austin Hill, the victim of that Kamikaze, had taken out 2-3 other cars with him, do you think NASCAR was going to tell SVG he's out of the playoffs?
Don't get the wrong idea, I'm not anything close to an Austin Dillon fan, I remember the same NASCAR let him win the Daytona 500 the same way. I'm just asking for some consistency, and there just never seems to be any. Flavor of the day is being decided completely by NASCAR now with no guiding or regulatory basis or written rational. "Solely at NASCAR's discretion". It will never improve under the current status quo. NASCAR needs to be forced to go public before it collapses under the weight of it's own stupidity and greed. Reference the "Charter" situation.
Sorry for the rant.
Not a rant at all. All rational thoughts and I appreciate you sharing it. Thanks for a great comment!
@@BeatingandBanging Thanks Kyle.
"Highest ever recorded". Pretty sure Gabehart is exaggerating a little bit on that one.
Not exaggerating. That was for all 21 JGR incidents since 2022.
@@BeatingandBanging Yes, at first he said it was the highest recorded among the JGR incidents since 2022, and then he made it sound like it was the highest ever recorded in general
Honestly, I don’t trust everything nascar has to say! If anything just bolstering the AD penalty. Makes it sound like the highest ever recorded. I’d like to know what the g-spike was for blaney in Daytona’s night race last year when he got hooked by the 54 when the 12 was in the lead at full song. That was absolutely brutal.
Kyle sorry to hear of your loss!!
@@chadfast8718they should really go back and suspend the 54 now
Don't release a statement....who cares what he does. Just go away.
JGR 🤔
No no no,you say you’re critical of NASCAR being consistent,but think this is the right decision? I just look at how they “officiated” the yellow line rule at super speedways to know I DO NOT want NASCAR making judgment calls. Mark my words,this can have massive unintended consequences.
So they suspended people who right rear hook people , but them giving AD a penalty is not consistent? tbh they let him off easy he could not be racing this week
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Still don't know whare the line is nascar.
As far as I can see. It's still OK to wreck some one as long as it dosnt stir up a big story. It seems like the line isn't based of any this wrong equals this punishment and more we will know it when we see it and punishment will be what ever we feel at the time is appropriate. This is not how rule books should be written. I want it black and white this is ok this is not. This is the punishment for this this is the punishment for that. This vague wishy washy some times it is some times it's not is pure bs. I personally feel what Dillon did crossed a line. But how is he supposed to know that when nascar refuses to make a line. Even now we don't know why it cross the line only it did.
You should be on TV your good
Thank you! Truly appreciate the kind words.
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I lost a friend, not a sister, in similar conditions. Heart out to you for that and anyone planning to drink should plan not to drive. It's pretty simple. Best wishes on your channel. Hope you like my notes...
Love the constructive feedback. Better than, ‘Bro, you’re AI. You’re a robot.’ Truly appreciate it.
@@BeatingandBanging Thanks, my pleasure! I teach acting for a nominal fee! 😀
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NASCARs penalty for Austin send mixed signals. He kept the win, so is wrecking someone to win ok? Wrecking people only matters if it alters playoff standings? There’s more gray area now than before.
I actually thought that. Take away it all. Almost symbolic to appease somebody.
They just don't want a driver 32nd in points to go to the playoffs.. which why they also took the points away. There no mixed signal , because they didn't even define what actual rule Dillion broke. There definitely is more gray areas.. until NASCAR shows their willing to hit teams higher up in the standing with the same penalties.. personally I don't see it happen ..
And is this only for wins or will situations like Ross Chastain doing the hail melon , now have the same infractions..
@@deliriouswhome1 I think you’re right about them wanting to keep a 32nd place driver out of the playoffs. They preached “win and you’re in” for years, but apparently not anymore
Heck why didn’t nascar penalize hamlin, logano or ross over the last two years for wrecking people to win? They are no better then dillon on that end. If you go back through all 3 of there careers in cup you will see that Hamlin and logano have no reason to cry they just got a taste of there own medicine if you ask me lol
@@xBlackHawkxBlackHawk because they were within the top 16 positions of the playoffs..
what happened to your family?
It’s in the video.
Inconsistent penalty still, the right hooking of the #11 car should have been a separate penalty, with a 1-race suspension like Elliott and Wallace received in the past, They should have reviewed this at the end of the race and put the #3 in the back of the lead lap cars, then no controversy. Joey definitely should have gotten a bigger, more meaningful penalty for his endangering people.
I’m perplexed that Dillon is walking away with no suspension after hearing about the Hamlin thing. I get Hamlin wasn’t hurt, but 32 Gs is still insane.
It is absolutely insane.
32Gs...In an F1 car he'd be killed!
Dillon got off with a nothing penalty given intent and danger.
He's sitting in a Nepotism seat and is a trash driver.
Denny "ABSOLUTE" HACKlin
OK effeminate mutant