Naskar explains the overseeing law at another team’s palace

Naskar on Thursday sent an explanation to CUP, Xfinity and Craftsman Truck teams about the pit at the pits of another team.

The memoir comes after Christopher Bell stood at the palace of Ceais Brisco to tighten the sticky wheel of a loose wheel in Las Vegas last week.

Joe Gibs Rissing had been saying for years what to do if a team needed to tighten the tires after leaving the palace in the pit.

If the tire got out of the car, the two minutes would be punished and two members of the hole team would have suspended the next two races. By standing at the Brisco Palace to serve, Bell was only influenced by a pit beyond the box and only had to start behind the stadium.

Naskar sent the following actions to the teams about it in another person’s palace:

• If a car receives a service in the palace of the pits of another team to correct a safety problem, the car will be punished for the flag of the flag (the end of the field or passing) for the vehicle designated outside the hole box.
  • Some examples of safety issues:
    • tighten the liquid wheel or nut nuts
    • Removal of fuel cans
    • remove a wedge
    • Get the jack out of the car
• If a car in another team’s tea palace receives services to organize the competition, the car will be punished for the laps.