Driver Sam Hornish, Jr., who’s also an analyst for SPEED Center, was involved in a dispute with Danica Patrick after this past Saturday’s NASCAR Nationwide Series race at Talladega (Ala.) Superspeedway.
Once both crossed the finish line to complete the race, Patrick nudged the left-rear bumper of Hornish’s car, sending him into the outside retaining wall. Hornish had forced Patrick high when his right-front tire deflated on the final lap.
Previously, both drivers had raced against each other in the Indy Car Series.
Hornish joined host Steve Byrnes on tonight’s edition of NASCAR Race Hub;
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