Video: Ryan Blaney Team Members Tumble Trying to Get Wedge Wrench; Blaney Penalized

Ryan Blaney pit stop crew members falling video Richmond Toyota Owners 400 video highlight
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Two of the pir crew members for Ryan Blaney went for a tumble attempting to retrieve a wedge wrench from the rear window of the No. 12 Ford Mustang.

It has been a rough day on pit road for Ryan Blaney in the Toyota Owners 400 at Richmond Raceway.

During a pit stop at the Stage break at the conclusion of Stage 1, Blaney was busted for speeding on pit road, which sent him to the rear of the field. After sending Josh Berry for a spin on lap 95, it appeared that Blaney would slip into a calm rally back through the field.

However, Blaney and the No. 12 team found more trouble on pit road on Lap 165. As Blaney was attempting to fire out of his pit box, two pit crew members gave it an effort to pull a wedge wrench from the rear window.

Both members were unable to get the wrench out of the window, and went for a bad looking tumble.

Here is video of the pit road miscue:

According to a report from FS1, both crew members were okay following their falls on pit road.

Of course, removing a wedge wrench from pit road is a penalty. Blaney had to roll back down pit road and have that wrench removed from his rear window. Blaney now sits 27th, one lap off the pace in Sunday’s race.

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