By 1994, roof flaps were implemented into NASCAR's vehicle designs as a way to keep cars on the track in an accident. Throughout the years, the roof flap design has changed, like growing larger in ...

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“Needs another roof rail,” he wrote. Ryan Preece’s car catches air before it flipped during Sunday’s wreck. “Like a sheet of plywood when you walk out on a windy day,” Preece said.

The Next Gen car’s design was under heavy scrutiny after flips by Corey LaJoie and Josh Berry in back-to-back weeks last season; the decision to add roof rails to the cars at Daytona in August ...

Last year, NASCAR revealed an electric race car with a crossover body. That car featured no design features from any relevant road machine, effectively serving as an unbranded neutral car to ...

Brad Keselowski says he would have strong appeal case if NASCAR penalized Talladega roof rails The RFK Racing co-owner says no one even knows what the benefit would be in the parts failure ...

NASCAR’s Senior Vice President of Competition Elton Sawyer says ‘the bolts (securing the roof rails) were tight’ and that and investigation has been opened into how they came off.

Denny Hamlin then pointed to the two RFK Racing drivers whose NextGen cars didn't have the roof rails after the race, and on which NASCAR hasn't taken any action yet. "There's just so many others ...

The changes include a rocker skirt added to the bottom of the car, extending the right-side roof rails by 2 inches, and fabric added to the right-side roof flap. Advertisement ...

NASCAR has been trying to stay on top of things when it comes to keeping its race cars from flipping, especially after the Chevy Camaro ZL1 of Corey Lajoie flipped at Michigan.The sanctioning body ...

"We got briefed by NASCAR on changes that they're proposing for Talladega. Which is running that roof rail over our front windshield. And obviously the drivers were not in favor of that.

The driver of the #2 Team Penske Ford commented on the new roof rail in a video interview on Bleacher Report Racing's Instagram. He said he hasn't seen much aside from a few pictures and data, and ...