“We train together and prepare together, and we know every little bit about each other. “I got tight off of 4 for sure, and Noah and I have a very similar attitude on the race track,” laughed Chastain, according to. Speaking to reporters, Chastain seemed hardly phased by his post-race altercation with Gragson, even chuckling at one point. “Everybody else races super hard but super respectful, and you got one douchebag in the field who doesn’t.” What did Ross Chastain say about the altercation? I went down there and grabbed him and showed my displeasure.”ĭo NASCAR Drivers Have a Respect Problem? I’m not going to tear the Trackhouse guys’ stuff up, I respect their hard work, but, you know, nobody confronts the guy. Completely used us up and fenced the s–t out of us. “He just fenced us off of 4 60 laps to go in the race,” noted Gragson. Gragson spoke to a Fronstretch reporter immediately following the incident.
What did Noah Gragson say after the fracas with Ross Chastain? Gragson was poised to punch back, but NASCAR officials were quick to jump in and break up the two drivers before things escalated further. After a momentary tussle, Chastain let loose a right cross, connecting with Gragson's face.
While it seemed that the two might just exchange words, Gragson reached out and grabbed Chastain by the fire suit, up around his right shoulder. RELATED: Brennan Poole Says Ross Chastain ‘Needs to Get His Butt Whooped’Ī clearly angry Gragson approached Chastain on pit road to air his grievances. 42 Chevy, washed out and, understandably, he took offense to the maneuver, letting Chastain know after the race. 1 Chevrolet Camaro for Trackhouse Racing, Chastain edged up into Gragson, putting the Legacy Motor Club rookie into the wall in a similar fashion to how Hamlin fenced Chastain earlier in the season at Phoenix. With 60 laps left to go in the race, Gragson and Chastain were powering into Turn 4 when trouble flared. Catch up on past episodes of Race For The Championship on Peacockīy all accounts, Sunday’s race featured all the nail-biting action NASCAR fans want, but it wasn’t the Kansas Speedway record of 37 lead changes that they’ll remember, or Hamlin edging out Kyle Larson to take the checkered flag.
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