ARCA Menards Sequence drivers have been racing arduous at Lucas Oil Indianapolis Raceway Park on Friday night time and tensions boiled over between Christian Rose and Conner Jones.
Rose and Jones have been working side-by-side with about 16 laps to go when Rose spun round. The replay confirmed that Jones tapped Rose, inflicting him to lose management and spin into the wall. Jones completed the race in sixth place and Rose in tenth.
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Race winner Jesse Love gestures to the group following the ARCA Menards Sequence Reeses 200 at Lucas Oil Indianapolis Raceway Park in Brownsburg, Indiana. (David Allio/Icon Sportswire by way of Getty Photographs)
As Jesse Love celebrated the win, broadcast cameras panned over to Rose confronting Jones. A member of Jones’ staff pushed Rose away and the latter needed to be held again from the confrontation going any additional.
One video posted to X, previously generally known as Twitter, confirmed an animated Rose getting proper within the face of Jones as quickly as he exited his automobile. Rose slapped Jones’ hand at one level and that’s when the staff member acquired concerned.
Conner Jones walks onstage throughout driver intros previous to the ARCA Menards Sequence West Desert Diamond On line casino West Valley 100 at Phoenix Raceway on Nov. 4, 2022, in Avondale, Arizona. (Meg Oliphant/Getty Photographs)
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“That’s e-f—ing-nough,” one among Rose’s staff members advised his driver.
Jones is 17 and has been within the ARCA collection since 2021. Rose is 28 and has been racing professionally since 2018. Jones entered the race at IRP in 14th and Rose entered the occasion in fourth.
Christian Rose waves as he’s launched on the ARCA Menards Sequence West Desert Diamond On line casino West Valley 100 on Nov. 4, 2022, in Avondale, Arizona. (Meg Oliphant/Getty Photographs)
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Love held on for the victory – his seventh of the yr. Luke Fenhaus, Sean Hingorani, William Sawalich and Lavar Scott rounded out the highest 5.
