Joey Logano wanted to finish the NASCAR Talladega race in victory lane.
Instead, he finished the race upside down in the tri-oval.
Logano was involved in a multi-car crash with five laps to go in the YellaWood 500 Cup Series race on Oct. 25, flipping at the end of the tri-oval and sliding to a stop just before turn 1.
Emergency crews gently turned the No. 22 Ford back right-side up before Logano climbed from the car.
JOEY LOGANO FLIPS AT TALLADEGA!@AlwaysRaceDay pic.twitter.com/wVEpmk3m1a
— Mr Matthew CFB (@MrMatthewCFB) October 25, 2026
Logano was battling for the lead when the crash occurred, racing behind Ross Chastain who was a lap down and trying to get back on the lead lap.
Several cars
made major contact, including Riley Herbst making massive contact with the inside wall.
Chase Briscoe, a championship contender, was also involved, as was Carson Hocevar and several other drivers.
This story will be updated.
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