Controversy Erupts Over Race Manipulation at NASCAR Martinsville Event

NASCAR investigates potential race manipulation as Chevrolet and Toyota teams face scrutiny for aiding drivers into the Championship 4.

Kyle Larson's decision to prioritize the Indy 500 over a key NASCAR race is blamed for his failure to reach the Championship 4.
NASCAR is investigating allegations of race manipulation involving Chevrolet drivers Ross Chastain and Austin Dillon, who allegedly aided William Byron's advancement.
Christopher Bell's aggressive 'hail melon' move at Martinsville led to his penalty, allowing William Byron to take a Championship 4 spot.
Denny Hamlin criticized NASCAR's vague rules, which he claims allow selective enforcement in controversial situations.
23XI Racing's Denny Hamlin denied any manufacturer-driven instructions to assist Toyota teammate Christopher Bell, amid similar accusations against Chevrolet.