Ty Gibbs calls for NASCAR to remove digital rearview camera technology
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 15, 2026, 3:07 PM
Last updated Aug 15, 2026

Ty Gibbs expressed his belief that NASCAR should consider removing the digital rearview camera from Next Gen cars. Gibbs argued during an appearance on the 'Dale Jr. Download' that the technology makes it too easy for drivers to manage competitors behind them. He recalled past experiences racing with less technology and believes that limiting driver information could enhance the quality of racing. Gibbs supports a return to traditional mirrors to promote more significant driver reliance on situational awareness.
- •Gibbs suggests removing digital cameras could improve racing dynamics.
- •Drivers currently rely heavily on cockpit technology for situational awareness.
- •He cites personal experience racing without full communication.
- •Dale Earnhardt Jr. supports the idea of traditional rearview mirrors.
- •Gibbs believes fewer aids could complicate blocking and passing strategies.
- 3:07 PMYahoo Sports — Ty Gibbs Wants NASCAR to Make One Major Change to the Next Gen Car
"Ty Gibbs believes NASCAR should consider removing one piece of technology from the Next Gen car, arguing that doing so could make Cup Series racing better.
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