Chase Briscoe was given his 100 points back from a penalty he received at Daytona for a modified single source part. Following an appeal, Joe Gibbs Racing was able to convince the appeals panel that it was a NASCAR manufacturing issue,

The National Motorsports Appeals Panel overturned the L2-level penalty levied against the No. 19 team and Chase Briscoe.

The National Motorsports Appeals Panel determined that Briscoe’s team did not intentionally modify a standardized part at Daytona 500.

The National Motorsports Appeals Panel has overturned the L2 penalty levied against Chase Briscoe at NASCAR Cup Series’ season-opening Daytona 500. NASCAR had initially penalised Briscoe and Joe Gibbs Racing after the #19 Toyota was found to be running with a modified spoiler base in the Daytona International Speedway race on 16 February.

Chase Briscoe and Joe Gibbs Racing won their appeal when the National Motorsports Appeals Panel said his Toyota did not have an illegally modified spoiler when he won the Daytona 500 pole

Chase Briscoe and Joe Gibbs Racing had their penalties rescinded Wednesday by the National Motorsports Appeals Panel. The decision means that Briscoe gets the 100 points and 10 playoff points NASCAR had penalized him for a spoiler violation after the Daytona 500.