WATCH: “NASACR out to get my man”- Kenny Wallace mocks Chase Elliott fans after COTA track limit drama

Kenny Wallace shares a quirky video sharing his thoughts on Chase Elliot's supposedly unfair penalty at COTA.

WATCH: “NASACR out to get my man”- Kenny Wallace mocks Chase Elliott fans after COTA track limit drama

Kenny Wallace and Chase Elliott (Via IMAGO) and Wallace commenting via X (Screenshot @KennyWallace/X)

The NASCAR Cup Series race at COTA saw Hendrick Motorsports driver Chase Elliot getting a pass-through penalty for crossing the track limits. The driver then fell to P16 and got his race ruined due to the penalty. Elliott’s fans were furious with the decision and were quick to share their frustration via social media.

Ex-NASCAR driver and broadcaster Kenny Wallace decided to take a jibe at this cult-like fans of Chase Elliott over this. He shared a video on his social media handle, where he was seen mimicking an Elliott fan. His over-the-top depiction of a fan on the No:9 Chevy driver was someone blaming NASCAR for the driver getting penalized. 

I hate NASCAR, they make Chase Elliot go in the green and now they gonna penalise him. NASCAR out to get my man.
Kenny Wallace said.

Kenny Wallace is known for such infamous acts which he has been doing even when he was a driver. His words hit the nerves of some fans as they were quick to criticize him while some took it in a sportsman spirit. The video so far has gotten over 33,000 views just on X.

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NASCAR rejects Chase Elliot’s plea to remove the penalty

The esses section at COTA is one of the toughest and most technical sections of the track. The part of the track is something a lot of drivers have trouble in maneuvering properly, especially with the strict track limits that are enforced during the NASCAR Cup Series race there.

Chase Elliott
Chase Elliott (via CNN)

Chase Elliot was one of the victims of the strict track limits as the driver got loose while navigating it, and had to correct his car. The correction caused him to go over the track limits, leading him to earn a pass-through penalty. The driver pleaded and reported instantly to his crew chief Alan Gustafson about how he got loose.

Show them the data or something, if it’ll help.
Chase Elliot on the radio after the track limits incident.

NASCAR rejected the plea of the Chevy racer and granted him with two back-to-back penalties in laps 39 and 40. This led to Elliot missing out on his first top 5 of the season, making him fall back to P16 and essentially ending his race.

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