William Byron crew members suspended after New Hampshire incident
Motorsport.com • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 25, 2026, 9:47 PM
Last updated Aug 25, 2026

William Byron's crew members Orane Ossowski and Allen will serve two-race suspensions following a mishap at New Hampshire Motor Speedway. During the NASCAR Cup race, a left-rear wheel became disconnected, causing Byron to crash while he was in contention for a top-five finish. He was subsequently held for two laps as per NASCAR rules. Hendrick Motorsports has named replacements for the suspended crew members as they prepare for the upcoming races.
- •Orane Ossowski and Allen receive two-race suspensions.
- •Incident occurred during NASCAR Cup race at New Hampshire.
- •Byron crashed into the wall due to a wheel detachment.
- •He was held for two laps in the race.
- •Replacements for the crew members have been announced.
- 9:47 PMMotorsport.com — William Byron crew members suspended, Hendrick names replacements
"When a left-rear wheel became disconnected in the middle of the NASCAR Cup race at New Hampshire Motor Speedway, William Byron crashed into the outside wall, derailing a top five run. He was then held for two laps, per the rule book. However, the penalties do not end there. As expected, NASCAR officials have issued a two-race suspension for Byron's rear changer Orane Ossowski and jackman Allen ...Keep reading
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