5.Charles Swing used a large number of engines.

2009 is the Year of Fine.
Estimated Total Fine: $200,000*
In motor racing, fines occur more frequently than one may think. But at the 25th running of Nascar’s Sprint All-Star Race, Charles Swing was hit with fines comparable to what he had to pay for equipping his team’s sprint vehicle with larger engines. Nascar’s wrath didn’t just affect the crew chief.

Charles Swing employed oversied engines on Pinterest and @tbeers62.
Carl Long, the team’s driver, received a record-breaking 12-race suspension, and Charles Swing was fined $200,000, setting a new Nascar record for the time. In 2013, Michael Waltrip Racing’s $300,00o fine for its involvement in “Spingate” surpassed Swing’s record fine.