NASCAR Faces Backlash After Historic Talladega Crash Prompts Policy Review

A 28-car pileup at Talladega has intensified scrutiny on NASCAR's Damaged Vehicle Policy, leading to an off-season investigation.

NASCAR's Damaged Vehicle Policy (DVP) is under fire after a massive crash at Talladega involving 28 cars disrupted the playoff race.
The incident has prompted NASCAR to announce an off-season review of the DVP, amid criticism over its handling of damaged vehicles.
Drivers like Joey Logano and Chase Briscoe expressed frustration with the policy, highlighting confusion and safety concerns during the race.
Despite the chaos, Ricky Stenhouse Jr. secured the win, with Brad Keselowski and William Byron finishing second and third, respectively.
The crash significantly impacted the championship standings, affecting key playoff contenders such as Chase Briscoe and Chase Elliott.