It’s been a while, but it’s happened again. Two stories got mixed up somehow.

Busch was docked 100 driver points Friday, fined $100,000 and placed on probation until the end of the year for reckless driving and endangering a crew member on pit road.

[B]ut after resting in his room, he rejoined the gathering and prepared for talks in Poland on a missile defense system.

NASCAR placed Busch on probation until Dec. 31.

The leaders also worked on a possible deal with Russia over the future of the Serbian province of Kosovo.

While Stewart’s team checked out the damage to the No. 20 Chevrolet in the pit stall, Busch pulled next to Stewart’s car, forcing jackman Jason Lee to jump back and onto the hood.

Bush taped his radio address, met as planned with France’s new president and prepared for talks in Poland on a missile defense system.

Busch and Tony Stewart were both running in the top 10 in Monday’s race at Dover International Speedway when Busch clipped Stewart as he went to make a pass in lap 271.

French officials said Sarkozy told Bush during a working session Thursday that “quantitative targets” on emissions were not negotiable.

“Don’t expect to have definitive answers to a very complicated set of issues,” he said. “This is going to be a continuing dialogue with all interested parties.”

Busch nosed into the wall and Stewart was sent hard into the SAFER barrier on the outside retaining wall.

Bartlett joked that Bush’s decision to steer clear of the other leaders for a while was a “precautionary step” to avoid following in the footsteps of his father, former President George H. W. Bush.

NASCAR parked Busch and he finished 42nd.