wow, side-by-side commercials.. have they ever done this before on fox?

Was that a polish Victory lap FOX cut away from there?

Dillon's celebration was not without controversy. Following an extended burnout, Dillon drove to Toledo Speedway's Sunny D Victory Lane with the checkered flag in hand - until parking the car and seeing a waiting Kimmel standing nearby. Kimmel took the flag from his hand and threw it to the ground, and opened Dillon's window net to speak to the driver who had taken away his chance at a win. After the race, Dillon understood Kimmel's anger.

"I was approaching behind him for a long time there, probably 40 or 50 laps," Dillon said. "I was being as patient as I can. We came up on some lapped cars, and he was starting to get loose; I was getting in deeper and deeper. My car was getting better and better.

"I hate that it happened that way. I wrecked him. It was my fault, but it's racing. Stuff like that happens. I really look up to Frank and he's helped me out a lot this year. Hopefully, we can get over this and everything will be alright."

Within a stone's throw of Victory Lane after the race, Kimmel was not pleased.