RCR Statement on Appeal of NASCAR Penalties

Statement from Richard Childress, Chairman and CEO of Richard Childress Racing

“Our appeal is scheduled for Thursday, April 16. We feel confident we have a very compelling case to present to the appeals panel. We strongly believe in the intent of the rules and the integrity of our own teams while following those same rules. Out of respect for the appeal process, we will have no further comments until after the hearing.”

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