Dale Earnhardt Jr. has expressed concerns about the increasing aggression among NASCAR drivers, particularly following a chaotic race at Watkins Glen that resulted in multiple accidents and disqualifications. He highlighted the detrimental impact of this aggression on vehicle damage and team resources, noting that many cars required extensive repairs post-race. The controversy surrounding Ryan Blaney's disqualification after a wreck on lap one has further fueled discussions about NASCAR's strict Damaged Vehicle Policy, which prohibits cars from rejoining the race if towed away. Earnhardt Jr. advocates for a more flexible approach to these rules, suggesting that teams should be allowed to attempt repairs before being sidelined. He emphasizes the need for balance between safety and competitive fairness, as rushing repairs can create additional safety hazards on the track. The ongoing debates reflect broader concerns about NASCAR's regulatory framework and its implications for race dynamics and team strategies.