The Richmond Mutiny (The Stock Car Split)

The Richmond Mutiny refers to the actions taken by drivers and teams during the Federated Auto Parts 400 NASCAR race on September 11, 2021.
==Background==
== Summary ==
Among the acts committed included:
* At every opportunity, drivers flipped off officials, and openly swore on the radio, especially when they were heard on the NBCSN broadcast.
* Spire Motorsports, Live Fast Motorsports, StarCom Racing, and Rick Ware Racing all pulled out ASCC cars, as a massive middle finger to NASCAR.
* MBM Motorsports ran 2012 Xfinity Dodge Challengers for the first time since 2018, as these steel-bodied cars had been rendered illegal under the 2019 rules mandating flange-fit composite bodies in the Xfinity Series; they compensated for the heavier steel bodies by installing 1000 HP engines sourced from old fourth-generation Dodge Challengers, and Timmy Hill and David Starr ended up dominating the race, with the former winning.
* Most drivers showed zero regard for their cars, and engaged in what can generously be described as a demolition derby.
== Aftermath ==
Category:The Stock Car Split