NASCAR Wants to Sell 23XI and Front Row Charters, SVG Wins Sonoma, Ty Gibbs RFK Pit Road Incident

Sunday’s road course brawl at Soma Raceway wasn’t just another race; it may go down as a turning point for the season and the sport. Shane van Gisbergen scored his fourth Cup win, climbing into the top 100 all-time, while chaos reigned behind him. Ty Dillon bumped Alex Bowman out of the way in a $1M bracket challenge move, and tensions boiled over between teammates, tire changers, and title hopefuls. But it’s the courtroom drama with NASCAR that could reshape the sport’s business forever.

• SVG’s dominance continues with a fourth win, putting him in a historic tie — but he’s still only 26th in points. Could he blow up the playoff system entirely?
• Ty Dillon, a 30-something seed, moved Bowman for cash and now sits in the Final Four. Brackets in shambles. Drama guaranteed.
• The 23XI and Front Row vs. NASCAR legal battle escalates, with NASCAR signaling it’ll sell the teams’ charters. Could they be gone for good?
• Fights everywhere: Chastain vs. Suarez, Berry vs. Hocevar, and Ty Gibbs’ pit lane incident sparks debate over intent and safety.

Between playoff chaos, on-track revenge, and off-track lawsuits, this race was a perfect storm. Some drivers got one step closer to glory, others lit matches and walked away. With tensions flaring and the season tightening, everything feels like it’s about to combust.

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