NASCAR "Getting Ejected" Moments

What justifies an expulsion in Nascar Nascar drivers can run onto the track under caution to throw a helmet at another driver and not be

ejected

, but if you get revenge on a driver who hit you, you run the risk of being parked in this moment. is Nascar's term for being

ejected

, you may be parked for the remainder of the current race or, in extreme circumstances, for a handful of upcoming races, believe it or not, Nascar has some very recent examples of both, but wait, what's the difference between these two? The accidents one of these warranted a two-way suspension and the other received no suspension at all.

Cars 24 and 20 are destroying the other car in retaliation. We'll go into more depth on this a little later. The reasoning may surprise you more. Nascar drivers go their entire career without even being parked or ejected once, as mentioned above a simple helmet toss to another competitor does not guarantee that you will be ejected from the event, this would definitely not be the case in most the sports that Chris Busher is generally known for. Being one of the best Nascar drivers and from what I can tell, he is the least likely to get parked in a Nascar race, that is why I have teamed up again with his Nascar sponsor, Autotempest.

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The first instance of Nascar drivers being ejected was Carl Edwards' ejection from the 2010 Atlanta race. Here's his 20 seconds of context. This is going to go fast. Carl Edwards was sent flying off Kozlowski's bumper at Talladega in 2009, which was unintentional. It was the beginning of a feud between Edwards and Kislovski in which some meaningless encounters took place in the National Series races. After a year later, Edwards made contact with Brad Kozlowski at the beginning of the Atlanta race and when he rejoined The race was over 100 laps behind, he intentionally spun Keselowski. He intended to simply spin him, but Brad's car went airborne and they were going over 160 miles per hour in the process.

Kislovski landed on the roof of his car, which could potentially have injured him. I have a feeling that the only reason Carl Edwards was ejected from this race is because he sent Brad into the air, if it was just a simple spin his chances of finishing the race would have increased greatly. Edwards was not temporarily banned from any Nascar events after Atlanta, but he received three-race proof that the commentators had a reaction to this accident that you probably want to hear, that Nascar is parking Edwards for the rest of the race and that he They are calling the Nascar carrier.

He's not doing himself any favors right now by going backwards down pit road. I'm not going to like the material at all I have to ask you, Carl Edwards, it's 156 laps down. What is happening here. That was not necessary. Very unnecessary. Kyle Busch vs. Ron Hor. Today it is one of the most famous cases in which a Nascar driver is parked and then suspended. Remember in the last video why I mentioned Michael Mcdowell qualifies as 18th at Texas in 2011. That's why with this furious move of the moment, Kyle Busch squandered Hornaday's season championship potential, but also every shot he made himself. could have had to win the cup championship in 2011.

Bush was not only parked for the cup race in Texas, but he was also not allowed to compete in the national series race. Fans speculated whether Kyle Bush would continue driving for Joe Gibbs after this on-track oversight, but it's a good thing. He did it because he won two championships with JGR in the next eight years. You'll see a common theme: when someone intentionally destroys a championship contender, that's when they have the highest chance of

getting

stuck, I ended up missing my goal and I've been wrecked for four weeks straight and I've finally had enough, so you can't throw everything at it.

Blame one person, there were two people who got into this to start with and there were two people who finished it. Brennan Poole is arrested for intentionally destroying jj yaylee in iowa the instigator in this series of events is jj yaley. turns the pool into the outside wall for seemingly no reason in a post-race interview, claims he was just trying to get in line behind brennan poole, however on repeat it sounds like he's blatantly trashed it since poole left head-on with the turn 3 wall, what better time than to have Jj Yaley go back to the same part of the track and destroy it in an almost identical manner.

Obviously, Brennan Pool had to be parked for the rest of the race probably because he retaliated with over 100 laps down, but I wonder if he would have still been parked if he was running on the lead lap. This revenge can easily be passed off as justified. Even if Poole was still stationed between Johnny Sotter and Austin Hill, you could probably come to the observation that Solder started the match and also ended it. It starts with Johnny Solder hitting Hill in turn 1. Hill comes back and spins the truck 13 and spins 3, which I'm not sure about. justified either way, Solder returns and gets his revenge for revenge under caution.

Johnny Sotter was parked for the rest of Iowa and also for the next race at Gateway, where he had Maya Snyder replace the number 13. After a poor restart by Clint Boyer. Denny Hamlin misjudged the space between him and the car in front because he's not really used to racing the national series too often, as you can imagine, Clint Boyer was going to be angry, which even Hamlin himself seemed to agree in which it was justified. The Boyer clan returned to the side. pass hamlin under caution, which

nascar

immediately parked him because i'm not sure

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needed to do this, since he probably wouldn't have gone much further.

I guess nascar doesn't like the extracurricular activities that happen under yellow because of the encounter everyone has had. been waiting and may be the most well-known case of Nascar revenge and a parked driver, but we need to rewind and set the stage so you know what's at stake here. Joey Logano pushed Matt Kenseth out of his way to win his second victory at Kansas. In the round of 16, this combined with Talladega's poor race ensured that Matt Kenseth did not advance to the round of 16 in the Nascar championship. In fact, the 20 and 22 faced off in the Talladega pit lane just one race later.

To these communications from Kansas Radio 22 you tell them that the week after Talladega was the race in Martinsville where it seemed that Legano was about to win his fourth consecutive race Kenseth was involved in an accident while running second behind Joey Logano but it was his partner of team brad keselowski who made it spin now with no chance of winning the race, no chance of winning the championship, there was only one final goal that matt kansas had to achieve in the 2015 season, that goal was approved by legato, maybe no kenza would do it accept. comes out legato against the wall comes out caution and the crown roars tells you what to do let's go there and get him that's a chicken move right there we all know where the story came from revenge by matt kenza the fans were happy jeff gordon ended up winning the last race of his career and Matt Kenseth got his revenge against Logano to prevent him from advancing to the championship. four nascar parked matt kansas for the next two races in texas and phoenix, probably to give logano a legitimate chance to point his way to the end of the championship without kenseth's moving obstacle but that didn't work denny hamlin recovered behind his teammate in the 20 by dropping t-shirts with the message free matt this could be because banning kansas from competition for two weeks was not in line with when jeff gordon ended clint boyer's championship run in phoenix just three Years earlier, Gordon received no suspension and even won the season finale with Boyer in second place.

You're probably thinking that Nascar drivers can't mess with the officials if they're in the car. Well, Kyle Busch proved you wrong, but this didn't actually get Kyle Bush kicked out of the race. It's a little difficult to receive unsportsmanlike penalties in Nascar, but aim. This could be Nascar's version of targeting with drivers aiming to wreck a specific competitor to damage their car or prevent them from winning. This is the most common way to park or, for the sake of this video, get kicked out of a Nascar race. Predict who will be the next driver to park in Nascar.

Oh, you're wondering about my prediction. It has to be Ricky Spin House. Leave your prediction of who and for what in the comments below.