After heavy sanctions against Penske, Sprint Cup champ Keselowski looking forward to appeal
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Penske Racing arrived at Kansas Speedway with their teams intact as they appeal heavy penalties levied against them by NASCAR for bringing unapproved parts to Texas.
Six-race suspensions for seven crew members of defending Sprint Cup champion Brad Keselowski and Joey Logano were handed down Wednesday, along with $200,000 in fines and point penalties that dropped Keselowski from second to fourth and Logano from ninth to 14th in the standings.
Keselowski said he believes the rear-end housing on his No. 2 Ford that was confiscated by NASCAR and triggered the penalties was legal, and that he's looking forward to having the team's appeal heard. No date for it has been set.
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Says Keselowski: "We're in an agree-to-disagree stage between Penske Racing and NASCAR."