NASCAR faces more questions about new car after Bristol bash
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Many US industries, including nuclear power plants and SRS, have been dealing with counterfeit and suspect equipment and parts for decades, mainly from China. Examples are high-strength bolts, nuts, and washers made of low grade steel and electrical circuit breakers and extension cords with fake Underwriter Laboratories labels and tags. NASCAR may need a program to identify and remove counterfeit parts from their race cars.