Kaulig Racing’s Only Hope Blatantly Warns Ryan Blaney of Bitter Consequences as NASCAR World Riles up

NASCAR returned to the road course of Indianapolis Motor Speedway to host the Cup Series for the third year. The drivers who were staggering behind in points tried to tread the extra mile in order to earn the extra possible points, if not a victory, in order to work their way up in the playoff bubble.

However, a race on the tracks of Indianapolis is surely incomplete with major on-track incidents and wreckage. The past two races on the track bore witness to numerous instances where drivers wrecked each other out of contention. The same was apparent in the 2023 Cup Series race, the initiator being none other than Ryan Blaney, racing on the team’s home track.

2021 IMS champ is left fuming as Team Penske’s Ryan Blaney wrecks him out

The race on IMS had surely drawn huge attention, owing to the star-studded cast of drivers who had flown all the way from the other side of the world. Moreover, the third last race of the regular season witnessed a fierce battle among the drivers, especially the ones who were yet to rise above the cut-line for the playoffs.

However, just halfway through the race, the track was already embroiled in on-track incidents. One such driver who fell victim was Kaulig Racing’s AJ Allmendinger. The driver who had been the victor in the 2021 Cup Series race at the Brickyard and also had achieved the pole position for Saturday’s race in the Xfinity Series, got wrecked out of contention by Team Penske’s Ryan Blaney.

Team Penske on its home track was surely struggling in the race to make a pass and gain traction on the track. Furthermore, Joey Logano in Stage 1 had made contact with his teammate Ryan Blaney, which had put both the driver in a precarious position. However, both teammates were able to jump back into the race.

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Nevertheless, the events did not end there as Ryan Blaney made sharp contact with Kaulig Racing’s AJ Allmendinger, and shoved him to the outside wall. With smoke spewing out of the car, the driver struggled to restart his engine.

With the unfolding of incidents, AJ Allmendinger, who was left fuming inside the car, was heard speaking on the radio, “If I get back to that 12 (Ryan Blaney), he’s getting crashed.”

Livid fans bash Ryan Blaney for his aggressiveness

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The incident had left the NASCAR and Kaulig Racing fans livid. They took to Twitter to show their support for Allmendinger and blamed Blaney for the wreck.

Fans wrote, “Does Penske have a beef with Kaulig today? Lagano takes out Haley. Blaney gets AJ.”

“Please do it, AJ.”

“Yes go and wreck him, see what the officials have to say about that”

Others also wrote, “NASCAR Wrong Think Ministry of Truth will act accordingly.”

“Turned him for no reason lmao.”

“I get Blaney is mad, but that is so uncalled for.”

Although the notion of revenge could surely put AJ Allmendinger in a precarious position, the wreck was surely a disappointing one. Allmendinger who was vying for a victory and repeat 2021’s feat, came crashing down on the track.

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