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NASCAR Penalizes Allmendinger’s No. 16 Chevy for Unapproved Nashville Adjustments

His playoff bid faces a steeper climb following NASCAR’s intensified rule enforcement at Nashville

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Overview

  • Officials summoned the No. 16 Kaulig Racing Chevy back to the garage and confirmed unapproved underbody adjustments during inspection at Nashville Superspeedway.
  • Allmendinger’s car failed its first inspection, will start at the rear of the field and must serve a stop-and-go penalty after the green flag.
  • The team lost its pit stall selection and was held for ten minutes at the start of practice, compounding its on-track disadvantage.
  • Car chief Jaron Antley was ejected for the weekend and had his NASCAR hard card confiscated as a signal against rule-bending.
  • Despite the setback, Kaulig Racing confirmed Allmendinger will return full-time to its Cup Series program in 2026.