Telvin McClurkin was bringing a tire around for Brad Keselowski's pit stop when the No. 54 piloted by Ty Gibbs went deep into the No. 6 pit box, hitting the tire in his hands. McClurken then went to confront the No.

NASCAR said Ty Gibbs broke no rules when he clipped a tire being held by the RFK Racing No. 6 team's tire carrier during Sunday's race.

Pit stops got crazy on Sunday at Sonoma when a near miss between Ty Gibbs and Brad Keselowski ’s teams turned into a pit road fight during the Toyota/Save Mart 350. It all went down late in Stage 2 when several front-runners,

"We will defend NASCAR's integrity from this baseless lawsuit forced upon the sport that threatens to divide the stakeholders committed to serving race fans everywhere."

XI Racing and Front Row Motorsports are seeking a restraining order and new preliminary injunction to maintain their charter status days before an appeals court decision had them scheduled to lose it.