Josh Williams parks car at start/finish line, walks to garage

Out of frustration, Williams decided to park his car on the start-finish line as the rest of the field circled the track behind the pace car. Williams climbed out of his Camaro and walked to pit lane as he waved goodbye. Motorsport.com reports the surprising display got Williams a one-race suspension for disobeying race control.

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When Williams returns to DGM Racing this weekend for the ToyotaCare 250 at Richmond Raceway, his car will wear the just-a-little-snarky Parking Guidance Systems logo. PGS will also sponsor Williams’ teammate Alex Labbé in Richmond and serve as the primary sponsor for both drivers at several races this season.

DGM Racing published this cheeky photo with the announcement about the PGS sponsor partnership.
DGM Racing published this cheeky photo with the announcement about the PGS sponsor partnership.
Photo: DGM Racing
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Everyone involved poked a little fun at the incident in Atlanta. Derek Frantz, PGS vice president of business development, said, “We are thrilled to be partner with Josh and DGM racing and hope that our parking guidance system will improve Josh’s parking experiences in the future”

In the release, Williams said: “I am super excited to work with Parking Guidance Systems for the remainder of the season. Thankfully I won’t have to worry about parking it in the wrong spot anymore!! Working with them is going to be a blast on and off the track supporting great causes. Welcome to the DGM family, now let’s ‘Park It’ in victory lane!”