.StewartHaasRcng plans to appeal the penalty handed down to them by NASCAR earlier this week, which was issued for the “modification of a single source supplied part.”
was docked 100 driver and owner points, while crew chief Rodney Childers was fined $100,000 and suspended for four of the last five races on the 2022 schedule.
The penalty nearly guarantees that the driver and team, who were eliminated in the first round of the playoffs, will finish 16th in playoff standings. NASCAR's reason for the penalty is because SHR is believed to have modified a specHarvick, Stewart-Haas Racing hit with severe NASCAR penalty SHR confirmed to Motorsport.com that they have filed an appeal in response to the penalty. In the meantime, they have announced Stephen Doran as the interim crew chief of the No. 4 car at the Charlotte Roval for this weekend. This was done to ensure that Childers could be on the pit box for the season finale at Phoenix, no matter the outcome of the appeal.
There has been a recent precedent of NASCAR penalties being overturned following appeals. In September, Jeremy Clements successfully won an appeal against the sanctioning body, who stripped Clements of his position in the Xfinity Series playoffs for an intake manifold violation. The issue was found following his surprise victory at Daytona Int. Speedway.
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