Corey Heim survived a coordinated pit-road ambush at Martinsville Speedway, and NASCAR spent three days deciding how to answer it.
The answer landed this week as NASCAR’s harshest fight-related punishments in years, with a team owner facing an indefinite ban that could keep him off pit road for good.
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The trouble started after Heim and Treyten Lapcevich spent Saturday’s final restart dogfighting for second at the ValleyStar Credit Union 300, with Heim edging Lapcevich by 0.072 seconds behind winner Caden Kvapil, according to Short Track Scene. Into Turn 1 after the flag, Heim’s car rode over the hood of Lapcevich’s No. 77…
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