NASCAR docks Brad Keselowski after failed post-race inspection DAYTONA BEACH, Fla., June 4 (UPI) -- Defending Sprint Cup champion Brad Keselowski has been penalized six standings points after his No. 2 car failed an inspection, NASCAR announced Tuesday. Keselowski was cited after flunking a post-race inspection Sunday at Dover International Speedway, when the sanctioning body determined the front end of his car was too low. The Penske Racing driver finished fifth at the 400-mile event. The sanctions dropped him from eighth to 10th in the Sprint Cup standings. He fell to just eight points ahead of 11th-place Jeff Gordon. Crew chief Paul Wolfe was assessed a $25,000 fine and put on probation until Dec. 31, while team owner Roger Penske was penalized six car-owner points. Penske Racing said in a statement "the problem is being addressed internally to ensure it does not occur again and the team is not planning to appeal the penalty."