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Alex Bowman crash in NASCAR Michigan race ends hopes of much-needed good finish
The wreck, which came in stage 2, started when Austin Cindric's Team Penske Racing Ford touched Haas Racing's Cole Custer, who jerked up toward the top of the track, collecting Bowman in the crash. Bowman's front end went flush into the wall, ending his day and bringing out the red flag to stop the race to allow the track to be cleaned.
Todd Gilliland opened up on the high-speed crash at Michigan International Speedway that put him out of the race.
Alex Bowman hit a wall with the front end of his No. 48 Chevrolet as part of a multi-car crash in the NASCAR Cup Series race ...
NASCAR Cup Series star Kyle Larson was uninjured in a violent crash during a World of Outlaws sprint car race at Plymouth ...
Thank you to … all these bad-ass race fans,” the winner said. “I know there’s a lot of Canadians, there’s a lot of Americans, ...
NASCAR star Kyle Larson was lucky to walk away unharmed on Saturday night after a terrifying crash in the World of ...
Going sideways is fun, but only until your rear wheel comes off, which can then launch the car straight into the catch fence.
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Kyle Larson unhurt in violent sprint car crashNASCAR star Kyle Larson escaped uninjured from a violent crash on Friday night in a sprint car race in Wisconsin. The former ...
NASCAR fans express concern over Alex Bowman’s recent slump, fearing he could be sliding toward a replacement scenario.
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