Overview
- Gibbs’ No. 54 car clipped RFK Racing tire carrier Telvin McClurkin as he cut through the adjacent stall, twisting McClurkin’s wrist
- An angry McClurkin confronted Joe Gibbs Racing crew members and a scuffle broke out before NASCAR officials intervened
- NASCAR reviewed race footage, cited its pit stall protocol allowing passage through up to three boxes, and found no rule breach
- Gibbs maintained he held right of way as the lead car under the marked orange lines when entering his pit box
- Social media erupted with calls for suspension, highlighting fan concerns over pit road safety and rule consistency