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NASCAR hoping must-win scenarios at Martinsville will avoid manipulation repeat
- NASCAR issued a record fine of $600,000 and nine suspensions across three teams to deter race manipulation.
- New rules have been added to punish race manipulation by manufacturers like Chevrolet, Ford, and Toyota.
- NASCAR believes that the 'Must-Win At Martinsville' scenario will help ensure fair competition and reduce chances of teams manipulating race outcomes.
- NASCAR is addressing issues from the previous season involving a controversial finish due to teams' manipulation of results.
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NASCAR hoping must-win scenarios at Martinsville will avoid manipulation repeat
NASCAR has a buzzy slogan for the third-round finale of its Cup Series playoffs.
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Byron finds Martinsville's must-win situation 'better to be in'
William Byron most likely needs to win Sunday’s race at Martinsville Speedway if he wants to compete for the NASCAR Cup Series championship for the third consecutive year.Some drivers might consider it the worst-case scenario, or at least not ideal. Byron, however, isn’t going to complain.“I think it’s way better...
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