Austin Dillon has expressed no regrets regarding his aggressive maneuvers that led to last-lap wrecks for Joey Logano and Denny Hamlin during the Richmond Raceway race, which he won. Following the incident, NASCAR revoked Dillon's automatic playoff spot, citing his actions as detrimental to stock car racing. He was penalized alongside his team, dropping from 26th to 31st in the standings, and his spotter received a three-race suspension for encouraging the wrecking over the radio. This ruling has opened up playoff opportunities for other drivers, like Bubba Wallace, who now has a better chance of securing a spot by points. Logano criticized Dillon's actions, comparing them to a personal violation, while Hamlin expressed satisfaction with NASCAR's decision. The high-stakes nature of the Cup Series continues to provoke such intense competition among drivers needing to secure playoff positions.