CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) -- A person familiar with the decision says
Carl Edwards will not be suspended for intentionally wrecking Brad
Keselowski's car during last weekend's NASCAR race in Atlanta.
NASCAR president Mike Helton is to address the Edwards accident
on Tuesday.
The person familiar with the decision spoke to The Associated
Press on condition of anonymity because Helton will be making the
official statement.
Edwards could face a fine or probation, but there had been an
outcry for a severe penalty.
Edwards returned to the track after an earlier wreck with
Keselowski and retaliated. He caused Keselowski's car to go
airborne and bounce on its hood.

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