We finally have answers from NASCAR on why they waited to throw the caution for the worst hit of the Chicago Cup race ...

Denny Hamlin has called out NASCAR for not doing its "job" properly during the Cup Series street race in Chicago last weekend ...

A senior NASCAR competition executive conceded that race control didn’t have the best immediate view of the Cody Ware crash ...

Following a smattering of criticism after NASCAR opted to wait nearly 35 seconds to throw the caution flag for Cody Ware's violent crash with two laps to go in Sunday's Grant Park 165, NASCAR Cup ...

NASCAR is going to review its procedures for the Chicago street course race after the delay in throwing the caution for Cody ...

NASCAR copped criticism in the wake of the accident, which occurred at close to 100mph (160km/h). Footage circulated on ...

A NASCAR Cup Series official has revealed they plan to review how it took so long for a caution flag to fall after Cody ...

Fans expected a quick yellow flag, especially with Ware stuck and calling for help. Instead, the delay, nearly 35 seconds, ...

1. William Byron, 632. 2. Chase Elliott, 619. 3. Kyle Larson, 613. 4. Denny Hamlin, 589. 5. Tyler Reddick, 584. 6. Christopher Bell, 565. 7. Ryan Blaney, 539. 8. Ross Chastain, 490.

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Denny Hamlin criticizes NASCAR officiating for cost-cutting that compromises safety and fairness, igniting debate in Chicago.

The final laps of the Chicago street race on Sunday were mired with controversy. From the timing of the final caution after Cody Ware’s wreck, to Alex Bowman spinning around Bubba Wallace after plenty ...