- NASCAR has introduced new rules that guarantee starting spots for “world-class drivers,” like Helio Castroneves, in races like the Daytona 500.
- Under the new rules, the provisional starting spot will not allow drivers to earn race points, playoff points, or prize money.
- Drivers missing races will forfeit current and future playoff points unless the absence is due to specified emergencies.
- New penalties for manufacturers have been established to prevent manipulation in championship outcomes, potentially affecting points and testing resources.
- Changes have been made to the damaged vehicle policy, allowing cars to repair without being disqualified from the race.
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