WATCH: NASCAR's biggest crash in modern history occurs at Talladega, involving nearly the entire field
LINCOLN, Ala. -- The largest wreck in the modern history of NASCAR broke out with five laps to go in Sunday's YellaWood 500 at Talladega Superspeedway, as 28 cars were involved in The Big One of all big ones with five laps to go. The crash occurred right at the front of the field, and took out virtually all of the lead pack.
Called the most unpredictable track on the NASCAR Cup Series circuit, Talladega Superspeedway didn’t disappoint, providing ...
The 'Big One' at Talladega strikes with five laps to go after Austin Cindric gets a push from Brad Keselowski, and it is the ...
Cindric, who entered Talladega well below the playoff cutline, had ran up front all day and earned 12 stage points. In a ...
Ricky Stenhouse Jr. upset the playoff field with a win at Talladega, but how does the field stack up entering the Round of 12 finale? Here’s our latest top-10 after the YellaWood 500.
After the opening race of the Round of 12 ended with Ross Chastain playing spoiler, all 12 of the remaining drivers in the ...
Ricky Stenhouse Jr. edged Brad Keselowski across the finish line Sunday at Talladega in a race that saw an unprecedented ...
Chase Elliott finished 29th at Talladega and holds the final transfer spot going into Sunday's elimination race at the Roval ...
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