With two playoff races off the schedule, NASCAR steadily approaches the second quarter of the 2023 season. Kansas turned out to be a climax that none had imagined it to be. More than half of the playoff drivers had suffered a poor fate as they found themselves entangled in several on-track incidents, the first victim being the regular season winner Martin Truex Jr.

Apart from the Joe Gibbs Racing star driver, the miseries continued for the Ford team, Stewart-Haas Racing, as the team still prays for a victory in the 2023 Cup Series. Nevertheless, owing to the ruthless and uncompromising fabric of the race at Kansas Speedway, one of the drivers from Tony Stewart‘s SHR team seemed to have conceded early in the race.

Tony Stewart fails to earn redemption in Kansas as the problem continues

The teams under the banner of Ford, performance had assuredly exhibited signs of resurgence. Apart from notching a victory at the team’s home track, the Blue Oval had changed the tidings. However, the only Ford team that seemed to linger on the sidelines of the track was none other than Tony Stewart’s Stewart-Haas Racing team.

The team in the ongoing season is yet to break the drought of its winless streak and regain its old glory. It is the retiring star driver, Kevin Harvick, who is the only driver from the team to enter the playoffs and is still in search of a victory. However, the hopes seem to get bleaker with every passing day, as the SHR drivers get mired in various on-track incidents.

After being entangled in a harrowing crash, involving his teammate Ryan Preece in Daytona, Chase Briscoe suffered a poor fate on the track of Kansas that led to the issuance of another caution on the track.

Although displaying significant momentum, and climbing to the front of the track, Chase Briscoe was witnessing a favorable day. However, everything went for naught when his car slowly portrayed in the reduction of the pace, before the power in the car went off and eventually slammed into the wall leading to another caution. The driver was eventually able to reignite his car.

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Witnessing the plight, NASCAR reporter Jeff Gluck expressed on Twitter, “Chase Briscoe trying to limp it around the track, but is only in Turn 1. NASCAR keeping the race green, but Briscoe doesn’t seem to be under power and they’re going to have to call the caution, I’d guess.”

Gluck also continued, “Car in the wall: Chase Briscoe. NASCAR holding the caution, he’s slowing on frontstretch…still green…”

“How about…”: Fans remain skeptical for Chase Briscoe and team

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Moreover, the driver recycled its engine and was on the verge of receiving a free caution in the race. But he was unable to do so due to the incoming caution. Owing to this, inquisitive fans wrote, “Amazing how it recycles when the caution comes out.. m.”

“That was some BS on his part.”
“How about they throw the caution when the car comes to a complete stop…. That was a horrible call.”
Others also wrote, “Didn’t sound like he was running when he went into 1”

Nevertheless, with the second race over, NASCAR flies to Bristol for the last race of the stage but will be interesting to see whether Tony Stewart and his team will be able to notch a victory and re-write its fate.

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