Video: David Gilliland and Drew Dollar Involved in Yelling Match on Pit Road Following ARCA Race at Bristol

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Following last Thursday’s Bush’s Beans 200 at Bristol Motor Speedway, tempers were running high between one driver and one team owner, which resulted in a scuffle on pit road.

Drew Dollar – driver of the No. 15 Venturini Motorsports Toyota — and David Gilliland – owner of David Gilliland Racing — were involved in a disagreement on pit road following the race, that was quickly broken up by crew members and bystanders.

Dollar and David Gilliland Racing have a history, with an incident between Dollar and Thad Moffitt at Michigan International Speedway, which resulted in post-race penalties for the Venturini Motorsports driver and two crew members.The issues resurfaced at Bristol, after Moffitt and Dollar made contact mid-race, with the No. 46 spinning exiting turn two.

The ARCA Menards Series has confirmed to TobyChristie.com that the actions captured in the video were the cause for penalties to David Gilliland, which were handed out on Tuesday.

Video: David Gilliland and Drew Dollar Involved in Yelling Match on Pit Road Following ARCA Race at Bristol

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