When the woman tried to unhook his belts, she said she didn't find the buckle in the usual place. They searched for it and found it wedged over at one side. The story was carried on the front sports page of the Los Angeles Times. But Sunday morning isn't a good reading opportunity for those in stock car racing, who are preparing for an event, so most in the Cup garage had not seen the piece. After being shown the newspaper, Dodge team owner Ray Evernham said he couldn't comment because he wasn't there.
Any time there's a safety issue, they address it.
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