Is NASCAR showing favoritism towards Richard Childress Racing (RCR), particularly with the penalties against Austin Hill, sparking concerns about fairness?
Are RCR drivers getting special treatment compared to Kyle Busch, with his penalty, making people think NASCAR is not being fair?
Cole Custer's social media post compares past incidents, raising doubts about how NASCAR dealt with Austin Hill's aggressive driving.
Hill's aggressive driving, seen in clashes with Custer and Creed, makes people want NASCAR to give harsher penalties and worry about safety.
More problems on Austin Hill make NASCAR's rule-checking seem questionable, making people wonder if it's fair and honest.
Comparing Busch's hefty penalties to Hill's leniency underscores perceptions of favoritism towards RCR drivers.
Fans are upset and saying NASCAR should give the same punishments all the time to keep its honesty and trustworthiness.
Fans express worry over Hill's aggressive behavior, citing potential dangers on the track without proper penalties.
Hill's past conflicts with Sheldon Creed add to concerns, suggesting a pattern of aggressive driving that requires intervention.
Repeated calls for NASCAR to address Hill's behavior highlight fan frustration and the need for accountability.