NASCAR Penalties 2017

Fines, suspensions, and points deductions for the 2017 season

NASCAR's 2017 season saw 27 penalties handed down, totaling $1.3M in fines across the Cup Series garage. Browse every infraction below — from pre-race inspection failures to post-race technical violations.

27
Penalties
$1.3M
Total Fines
0
Points Deductions
0
Suspensions
2017 Penalties
Race Driver Category Fine Pts
Daytona (CWT) Kaz Grala Post race L1 $15,000
Daytona (NXS) Elliott Sadler Post race L1 $25,000
Atlanta (CWT) Christopher Bell Post race L1 $15,000
Daytona 500 Chase Elliott Pre race L1 $50,000
Atlanta Brad Keselowski Post race L2 $75,000
Phoenix Ryan Newman Post race L2 $75,000
Auto Club Kyle Larson Pre race L1 $50,000
Texas Motor Speedway Joey Logano Pre race L1 $50,000
Bristol (NXS) Erik Jones Pre race L1 $25,000
Richmond (NXS) Cole Custer Post race L1 $25,000
Richmond Matt Kenseth Post race L2 $75,000
Talladega Joey Logano Post race L1 $50,000
Charlotte Martin Truex Jr. Post race L2 $75,000
Dover Jimmie Johnson Post race L2 $75,000
Texas (CWT) Matt Crafton Post race L1 $15,000
Pocono Kevin Harvick Post race L2 $75,000
Michigan Kyle Larson Post race L2 $75,000
Sonoma Clint Bowyer Pre race L1 $50,000
Kentucky Martin Truex Jr. Post race L1 $50,000
Indianapolis Kasey Kahne Pre race L1 $50,000
Watkins Glen Dale Earnhardt Jr. Pre race L1 $50,000
Bristol Denny Hamlin Post race L2 $75,000
Darlington Denny Hamlin Behavioral $25,000
Chicagoland Kyle Busch Post race L2 $75,000
Martinsville (CWT) Austin Cindric Behavioral $25,000
Homestead-Miami (NXS) William Byron Pre race L1 $25,000
Homestead-Miami Brad Keselowski Pre race L1 $50,000

Frequently Asked Questions

How many NASCAR penalties were issued in 2017?
In 2017, NASCAR issued 27 penalties totaling $1.3M in fines.
What types of penalties were most common in 2017?
The 2017 season saw penalties across categories including pre-race inspection failures, post-race violations, behavioral infractions, and technical violations. Post-race inspection failures resulting in L2 penalties were among the most impactful, often carrying $100,000 fines and crew chief suspensions.
Can NASCAR penalties from 2017 be compared to other seasons?
Yes, visit our main penalties page at /penalties to see all seasons side by side. You can filter by season, category, or search for specific drivers and teams.

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