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NASCAR's leniency in letting drivers retaliate for perceived slights helped put Tony Stewart in victory lane Sunday at Martinsville Speedway.
The two-time Sprint Cup champion still thinks the "Boys, Have at It" policy could use tweaking: Less banging bumpers and more swinging fists.
"NASCAR is going to have to, at some point,...
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