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NASCAR fined Ricky Stenhouse Jr. $75,000 on Wednesday for altercations with Kyle Busch following the All-Star race at North Wilkesboro Speedway.

After joining the altercation, Stenhouse’s father was placed on indefinite leave. Busch’s actions in the Sunday night race did not result in any consequences. After a collision between the two on the opening lap, Busch appeared to intentionally damage Stenhouse during the second lap. After parking his wrecked Chevrolet in Busch’s pit stall, Stenhouse adamantly ascended the spotter’s ladder and conversed with Busch’s crew members. After that, Stenhouse hurried to his trailer and let his car be hauled to the pits.NASCAR fined Ricky Stenhouse Jr. $75,000 on Wednesday for altercations with Kyle Busch following the All-Star race at North Wilkesboro Speedway. The father of Stenhouse, who

In addition, he hinted that he might return to face Busch following the race. After exchanging a few words, Stenhouse—clad in shorts and a T-shirt—landed a right hook on Busch, sparking a brawl amongst players from the opposing teams. Then, Stenhouse’s father—who is unaffiliated with the team—started punching Busch. Additionally, Stenhouse technician Clint Myrick and engine tuner Keith Matthews were suspended by NASCAR for eight and four races, respectively, on Wednesday. In the fight, Stenhouse promised to destroy Busch at Charlotte Motor Speedway on Sunday during the Coca-Cola 600. “Take it,” Busch answered. “It’s implied that both drivers are not having a great season by saying, ‘I suck as bad as you.”