Team slapped with points loss, heavy fines and crew chief suspension.
Officials found several counterfeit parts on the No. 14 Ford of Chase Briscoe during post-Charlotte inspection.
On Wednesday, Sawyer was back, this time announcing that NASCAR has issued a Level-3 penalty against Stewart-Haas Racing after officials found several counterfeit parts on the No. 14 Ford of Chase Briscoe during post-Charlotte inspection.The team has been docked 120 driver points and 120 owner points, with a loss of an additional 25 playoff points should Briscoe and the team qualify for the postseason. Crew chief John Klausmeier has been fined $250,000 and suspended for the next six races: St.
Sawyer repeated what NASCAR has been saying since the Next Gen car was unveiled last year. “Don’t mess with a single-source part,” he said. “Working in areas we used to work in with the Gen-6 car is just not going to be acceptable with this car. It’s not going to be the culture we’re going to allow.”
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