NASCAR's Josh Berry was furious after his car was denied race entry due to a crash, sparking debate over rule enforcement in the sport.

NASCAR will re-evaluate a portion of its Damaged Vehicle Policy (DVP) in the off-season, after two incidents in the last four weeks have called it into scrutiny.

In a Tuesday morning appearance on SiriusXM NASCAR Radio, NASCAR official Brad Moran addressed a Lap 1 incident at Kansas Speedway that sent Josh Berry to the garage on Sunday. Berry was collected in an incident exiting Turn 2 that sent his No.

Berry was caught up in a Turn 2 incident that also involved Harrison Burton, Jimmie Johnson and Ty Dillon. The Stewart-Haas No. 4 driven by Berry did not seem to suffer significant damage but the spin did flatten all four tires, and as has been seen time-and-time again, this car cannot drive away when that happens.

With Josh Berry unable to drive back to pit road after Lap 1 incident, NASCAR refused him to tow him there and ruled him out of the race.