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NASCAR reveals the decision-making behind Josh Berry's Kansas Speedway retirement after receiving immense backlash from fans and insiders.

NASCAR will re-evaluate a portion of its Damaged Vehicle Policy (DVP) in the off-season, after two incidents in the last four weeks have called it into scrutiny.

In a Tuesday morning appearance on SiriusXM NASCAR Radio, NASCAR official Brad Moran addressed a Lap 1 incident at Kansas Speedway that sent Josh Berry to the garage on Sunday. Berry was collected in an incident exiting Turn 2 that sent his No.

NASCAR has found itself facing significant backlash following the decision to retire Josh Berry from the race at Kansas Speedway. During the Round of 12 opener of the NASCAR Cup Series, Berry was involved in a Lap 1 incident that led to his unfortunate removal from the race—a decision that NASCAR stands by but has promised to review.

A top NASCAR competition official conceded on Tuesday that the rule that eliminated Josh Berry from contention on the first lap on Sunday at Kansas may need to be reviewed, while also explaining why it was correctly enforced.