Austin Hill's contact in the right rear of Aric Almirola's car sent Almirola into the wall nose-first at Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

Richard Childress was not happy with how Kyle Busch and the No. 8 team finished this past Sunday’s race at Dover Motor Speedway. After Busch finished 11th, Childress went on the radio and said the following: “Gotta get some race cars.

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Austin Hill could be facing a suspension for right rear hooking Aric Almirola during Saturday’s race at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Obviously, another driver would need to fill-in for Hill in the No.

Childress is referring to an incident in the Cup Series race at Circuit of the Americas back in March between Austin Cindric in the #2 car and Ty Dillon (who happens to be the grandson of Richard Childress) in the #10 car, when Cindric hooked Dillon and sent him spinning on the road course.

Childress was referring to an incident earlier in the year during the Cup Series race at Circuit of the Americas when Austin Cindric retaliated by hooking Childress’ grandson Ty Dillon in the right rear after being moved up the track by the No. 10 car. NASCAR docked Cindric 50 points and fined him $50,000 several days later.

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Richard Childress stood up for his driver, Austin Hill, after Saturday’s race at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Hill found himself in trouble after he appeared to intentionally right rear hook Aric Almirola in retaliation with 10 laps to go in the race.