Ty Dillon faces physical toll from Kaulig Racing's steering issues
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 13, 2026, 10:24 PM
Last updated Jul 13, 2026
Ty Dillon is struggling with severe blisters and calluses from driving NASCAR stock cars without power steering. His team, Kaulig Racing, lost support from Chevrolet after a conflict related to their racing strategy. Dillon detailed his physical damage during a recent broadcast, explaining the team is working to resolve the steering challenges. The loss of factory assistance has left Kaulig Racing to navigate technical issues independently, affecting performance. Dillon remains determined to compete aggressively despite the challenges.
- •Dillon shows severe hand damage due to lack of power steering.
- •Kaulig Racing lost Chevrolet support over a manufacturer conflict.
- •Dillon's physical issues stem from ongoing steering problems.
- •Kaulig Racing must solve technical challenges without factory assistance.
- •Dillon aims for better performance as the season progresses.
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"Driving a heavy NASCAR stock car is hard work. Driving one without power steering is extremely challenging.
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