Watch: On-Board Footage of Chase Elliott Incident from Yesterday’s Cup Race at Talladega
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Yesterday, NASCAR star driver Chase Elliott was involved in an unfortunate incident in the final stage of the race. The incident ended his race early and he finished in the second last spot.
After the race, Chase said in an interview with Fox, “The splitter was in the ground a long way and it was just dragging too much,”
He added, “It wasn’t getting any air to the engine, so it was getting really hot. So, it just wasn’t worth continuing. I hate it. We really started the day struggling pretty bad and finally got it going pretty good, I thought, later on. Ultimately, I just got in a bad spot there and went around.”
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NASCAR posted a clip from Chase’s car on Twitter with a caption, “Go on-board with @chaseelliott and take another look at what has put us under caution at @TalladegaSuperS“
Go on-board with @chaseelliott and take another look at what has put us under caution at @TalladegaSuperS. pic.twitter.com/Bb4G8G8dgx
— NASCAR (@NASCAR) June 22, 2020
Chase Elliott started a multi-car incident
Chase Elliott, the last year’s race victor was involved in an unfortunate incident alongside Austin Dillon. Both of the drivers suffered heavily and ended their race with only 55 laps left in Monday’s Cup race at Talladega Superspeedway.
Before the incident, Elliott was running in the top five. However, he was fighting hard with Brad Keselowski, and was unable to dodge a push. After that, Elliott moved to the center path and spun. Dillon wasn’t able to avoid Chase’s car and was struck.
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After that, Chase’s Hendricks crew attempted to fix his vehicle during a pit stop. They were able to put the car back on track but the team decided to retire the car after just a few laps.
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