Penalized NASCAR Xfinity Series driver Josh Williams is taking 'parked' very literally.
Needless to say, this was not the correct procedure. Williams and his No. 92 team were angry because of the extreme response to such a common problem, as damaged cars regularly leave debris on track, so the decision to abandon the car and create a new problem for NASCAR was a straightforward protest of the officiating decision.The parking will likely lead to further punishment, but it is unclear exactly what that punishment would look like as this is not a move with a lot of precedent.
The No. 92 car has also been relocated, left directly in front of the same hauler Williams is waiting in.
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