US EditionVan Gisbergen Dominates for Another Street Nascar Win
COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS, JUL 7 – Van Gisbergen's extended burnout nearly endangered a cameraman, prompting NASCAR to review broadcast safety protocols amid growing concerns over post-race celebrations, officials said.
- After winning at the Chicago Street Course, van Gisbergen’s burnout nearly hit a NASCAR cameraperson, sparking safety concerns during post-race celebrations.
- Following his race victory, van Gisbergen's post-race burnout on the Chicago Street Course frontstretch nearly caused a safety incident, sparking broadcast safety concerns.
- The incident during van Gisbergen's burnout drew attention to safety concerns for broadcast personnel, prompting calls for new protocols from NASCAR and media teams.
- NASCAR and media personnel face increased pressure to revise safety protocols after van Gisbergen's near-miss during his burnout at Chicago.
- NASCAR has an opportunity to pilot new safety guidelines at Sonoma Raceway on July 13 following the Chicago near-miss incident during van Gisbergen's burnout.
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