Nascar driver Ryan Preece was sent by the air on Sunday – upside down – in a horrible crash during the Daytona 500 on Sunday.
His car turned and came back on the track – while Sparks flew everywhere – during the scary wreck.
The crash took place after Christopher Bell was in the wall and bounced back into the pack. A collision lifted the front of the Preece car in the air before it turned.
“When the car rose so much and it really became quiet, I only thought of my daughter,” Preece said after the crash survival.
'So I am lucky to walk away, but we really come close to someone who can't do it. So I am very grateful. '
The crash took place with four laps to go into the race and hours after Donald Trump appeared in Daytona.
Ryan Preece was sent by the air – upside down – in a horrible crash
His car turned around and landed upside down in terrifying scenes during the Daytona 500
“The only thing I thought was my daughter … I am lucky to walk away,” Preece said after the crash
“Good sadness,” said the FOX broadcaster when the Precece car finally came to a halt. His bumper was destroyed, while the rest of the vehicle suffered serious damage.
Then smoke out of the car when emergency aid units walked to check Preece.
It is remarkable that this was not the first time that his car had been transferred in Daytona. In August 2023, he Walked miraculously away from a new terrifying crash – when his car turned 10 times more.
In the final phase of the Coke Zero Sugar 400, Preece lost control of his car and collided in Chase Brisco. Preece repeatedly turned around before his car finally came to rest as he was upside down.
On Sunday William Byron ran to his second consecutive Daytona 500 victory and survived a series of late race wrecks that eliminated part of the contenders.
Ninth in the No. 24 Chevrolet with one more round left, Byron became the first back-to-back winner since Denny Hamlin in 2019-2020.
