Carl edwardsNASCAR confiscated the brake calipers from the Roush Fenway Racing car of Carl Edwards following the Nationwide Series Dollar General 300 Friday night at Chicagoland Speedway.

The calipers were not on NASCAR’s list of approved parts, a NASCAR spokesman said late Friday night. Edwards finished 16th.

Any penalties would be announced next week.

SceneDaily.com

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12 Responses to “NASCAR confiscates Edwards’ brake calipers from Nationwide car”  

  1. 1 ROWDY BUSH

    WELL THIS SEEMS PRETTY CUT AND DRY THERE IS A LIST ROUSH KNEW THESE WERE UNAPPROVED PARTS LETS SEE HOW MUCH COMPLAING ROUSH DOES NOW BOUT THE TOYOTAS SEESM TO ME HE SHOULD FOCUS IN MORE ON HIS TEAM AND EVERYONE ELSE

  2. 2 Andrew

    I bet Roush complains like he did about that
    intake manifold a few years ago

  3. 3 George Thompson Registered User

    And lets not forget how he went on about that magic sway bar.

  4. 4 2fan

    Surprise Surprise. Roush get’s caught again, but it’s Toyota that
    is cheating.

  5. 5 Ripper

    exactly… because toyota is nascars pimp, and they just get looked over when roush puts a part on and gets caught on a part that only he cant use but toyo probably can

  6. 6 2fan

    I was actually being sarcastic. Jack is always the one yelling
    Toyota is cheating but now this is the second time this year
    one of his teams has been caught.

  7. 7 Andrew

    I don’t think they were trying to cheating, just someone messing up using a part that hasn’t been stamped by NASCAR yet

  8. 8 2fan

    It’s not one of the first times that they have been caught.
    Unless this turns out like where Nascar tried to get
    Hendrick over a part last year that they claimed wasn’t
    approved but then Hendrick was able to prove it was and that they had
    been racing that part all year.

  9. 9 Fisha695 Registered User

    Andrew wrote:

    I don’t think they were trying to cheating, just someone messing up using a part that hasn’t been stamped by NASCAR yet

    No, the way these things work you either order the approved part or you order the un-approved part, and you hope to get away with it.

    There is no messing up to it, NASCAR puts out a list of approved parts with the part number, anytime there is a change NASCAR publishes and addendum to the rulebook to show that change, and it gets handed out to ALL teams with a Cup License (or whatever series it is for).

  10. 10 ROWDY BUSH

    MAYBE ROUSH SHOULD CHEAT ON MAKING THE CARS GO FASTER AND NOT SLOWING THEM DOWN

  11. 11 Erin

    Hahaha Rowdy Bush! Maybe they all need to figure out the extra torque that Toyota has made with their engines!

  12. 12 Fisha695 Registered User

    Toyota is the least of Ford’s problems, Chevy and even Dodge is making more HP/Torque then Ford….. l0l

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