NASCAR Crew Fight Erupts Between Gibbs and Keselowski Teams at Sonoma

During the Sonoma race, tensions flared between the teams of Ty Gibbs and Brad Keselowski, culminating in a pit road fight. The incident began when Ty Gibbs made contact with a tire carrier from Brad Keselowski’s team during a pit stop at the end of stage two.

Earlier in the race, Gibbs had executed a block on Chris Buescher, a driver for RFK Racing (co-owned by Keselowski), which resulted in Buescher losing positions. This on-track maneuver seemingly added to the already high emotions. After the pit stop incident, a crew member from Keselowski’s team confronted Gibbs’ crew, leading to a physical altercation that required NASCAR officials to step in and separate the individuals involved.

RFK Racing later posted a video of the incident on social media, encouraging fans to assess the situation for themselves. The incidents highlight the intense pressure and close competition within NASCAR, where on-track actions can quickly escalate into off-track confrontations.

The fight was triggered by Ty Gibbs clipping the tire of Brad Keselowski's team during a pit stop, following an earlier on-track incident with Chris Buescher.

The fight occurred on pit road at Sonoma Raceway in Sonoma, California.

Yes, NASCAR officials intervened to separate the crew members involved in the altercation.

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