NASCAR makes decision on Austin Dillon after intentional-crash allegation

Despite the opinions of Brad Keselowski and spotter TJ Majors, NASCAR will not take action against Austin Dillon after he tangled with Keselowski in Sunday's Cup Series race at Nashville Superspeedway. 

Dillon spun Keselowski on the frontstretch as the field checked up in front of them. Keselowski then hit Austin Cindric before making hard contact with the outside wall that knocked him out of the race and relegated him to a 34th-place finish. 

Majors quickly came on the radio saying that Dillon wrecked Keselowski on purpose, and Keselowski was of the same opinion after seeing a replay during his television interview at the infield care center.

"It's pretty clear he wrecked me intentionally after seeing that replay," Keselowski said on the Prime Video telecast.