Virtually every week after the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Collection race at IRP, NASCAR has issued penalties to the No. 69 MBM Motorsports workforce, which fielded a Ram for the primary time final weekend in Indianapolis. Jonathan Shafer drove the No. 69 Ram for MBM, however the workforce truly didn’t qualify for the race.
The difficulty was present in pre-qualifying inspection, involving the shifter boot and violating Sections 14.2.3.6 A & B of the NASCAR Rule Ebook. That a part of the rule e-book mentions how groups can not use shifter boots that have been manufactured greater than two years prior, and that the shifter should have a selected security certification label utilized by NASCAR.
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MBM Motorsports, owned by Carl Lengthy, was fined $5,000, but in addition docked each 25 driver and proprietor factors.
This leaves the part-time entry at destructive 14 factors within the proprietor standings, and Shafer at destructive 25 factors within the driver standings as he has not began a race but this yr. Shafer has three DNQs through the 2026 season, all with MBM.
There have been no different penalties on this week’s report.
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