Dale Earnhardt Jr. calls for stricter enforcement of rules in NASCAR following a physical attack on driver Matt Tifft.

An unfortunate night on the track in the Glass City 200 turned into a very unfortunate one off the track for former Cup driver Matt Tifft. After being wrecked out of the ASA Stars Tour race, the former NASCAR driver got into a scuffle that ended with him taking a shoe to the face.

Former NASCAR driver Matt Tifft was violently attacked by fellow driver Billy VanMeter and crew member Bryan Glaze at the Toledo Speedway, prompting a reevaluation of safety and behavior standards within the racing community.

Tifft, who now competes in the ASA STARS National Tour, found himself embroiled in a post-race altercation after being taken out of the race by seventh-place finishers Billy VanMeter and Even Shotko. In an attempt to address the crash, Tifft approached the VanMeter team, only to be met with brutality.

Matt Tifft, a 28-year-old NASCAR driver who finished sixth in the Xfinity Series points in 2018, is considering pressing charges after he was kicked in

There was a nasty fight at the recent Glass City 200 race between former NASCAR driver Matt Tifft and Billy VanMeter. But while Tifft initially looked like the victim in the fight, a new video angle suggests that he might actually be the aggressor.

Matt Tifft explained how he is feeling after being kicked in the face during an altercation with Billy VanMeter after a race.