Ty Gibbs and His Enablers Blasted by America's Crew Chief Larry McReynolds and 1 Cup Driver Piles On

At 19 years old, Ty Gibbs is unquestionably one of the best drivers in the NASCAR Xfinity Series with an impressive nine wins in less than two full-time seasons. While there's no denying that the grandson of Joe is a talented driver, it's also indisputable that he has a penchant for making bad decisions.

Some of those poor choices can be chalked up to inexperience. Others, unfortunately, can be attributed to a quick temper. He's shown it time and time again, aggressively retaliating against other drivers on the track.

Last weekend at Texas in the Cup Series race, Gibbs got a two-for-one special, delivering retaliatory strikes against a pair of drivers. This week, NASCAR retaliated with a $75,000 fine for his inexcusable and dangerous pit road move with Ty Dillon while the driver in the other incident directly warned Gibbs that he better not do it again.

But that driver wasn't the only one unhappy with the youngster's moves. America's Crew Chief Larry McReynolds was also upset about it and didn't hold back on his SiriusXM NASCAR Radio show, where he blasted the driver and all those who've enabled his behavior and not held him accountable thus far in his short career.

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