Childress refutes reports of cheating at New Hampshire
Quote selected text Published September 18th, 2006 in NASCAR NewsThe following is a statement from Richard Childress, president and CEO of Richard Childress Racing (RCR), regarding allegations in the media after the Sept. 19 NASCAR NEXTEL Cup Series race at New Hampshire International Speedway that two of RCR’s teams had manipulated the rules:
“Reports in the media, specifically on SPEED TV, that one or more of our NEXTEL Cup Series teams was found by NASCAR to be manipulating the rules yesterday at New Hampshire International Speedway are false and misleading. Our cars passed post-race inspection and officials at NASCAR assured us last night and again today that no one from RCR was told at any time not to bring a part back to the race track.
The reported events and conversations did not happen. Our focus remains on two of our teams competing for the championship and the other finishing as high in the points as possible.
[RCR PR]
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there are always going to be critics no matter how good a team is. if they are winning, of course someone is going to say they were cheating. the media always presents some kind of “facts” reguarding it, yet never prove it cause most of the time it is not true. harvick and the rcr stable is good. end of story.