A brawl happened after the NASCAR All-Star Race on Sunday at the North Wilkesboro Speedway in North Carolina.
NASCAR motorists Kyle Busch and Ricky Stenhouse Jr. entered into a battle outside the garage location following the 200- lap race.
The physical interaction began when Stenhouse approached Busch after the race and tossed a punch at Busch.
A brawl rapidly took place, and Busch’s and Stenhouses’s teams required to be separated by security.
WATCH:
Another angle of the conflict after the race. pic.twitter.com/JCgSZhEzwa
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The displeasure began on track when Busch struck Stenhouse from behind, leading to Stenhouse flying into the wall.
Per NASCAR:
Ricky Stenhouse Jr. ran simply 2 of the 200 laps in Sunday’s NASCAR All-Star Race, his No. 47 JTG Daugherty Racing Chevrolet damaged and out after an early run-in with Kyle Busch. Without any pedestrian tunnel or bridge out of the North Wilkesboro Speedway infield, Stenhouse was required to sit and stew.
So, he awaited the staying 198 to strike back.
With post-race fireworks popping off behind them in the background, Stenhouse and Busch had a quick spoken fight that intensified into a physical face-off in between the 2 chauffeurs and their teams in the NASCAR Cup Series garage, a nasty spat that activated memories of North Wilkesboro’s rough-and-tumble past. Both chauffeurs went to the ground, and the installing aggravations of both the night and their seasons total reached a tipping point.
” Bring it! I do not provide a [curse] I draw simply as bad as you!” Busch chewed out his competitor less than a minute after Stenhouse landed a right-hand man to Busch’s left cheek.
Another angle:
PUNCHES THROWN AT NORTH WILKESBORO pic.twitter.com/jLCrcf1noA
— FOX: NASCAR (@NASCARONFOX) May 20, 2024
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