Video: Kyle Busch Spins Off Turn 2 After Being Passed by Suarez For Lead

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Kyle Busch, who led 35 of the opening 46 laps of the Coca-Cola 600, went for a spin on lap 46, right after being passed for the lead by Daniel Suarez.

Daniel Suarez had just worked Kyle Busch over for the lead of the Coca-Cola 600 on lap 46. As Busch attempted to make a run on the outside to regain the lead, Busch kicked sideways.

Busch’s No. 18 car slapped the outside wall slightly and then he spun around. As Busch’s car came to a stop on track, flames shot out the exhausts on both sides of the car.

Here’s video of Busch’s spin:

Busch had led 35 laps in the event before the spin. Now, he’ll look to rebound from the incident as he is in the rear of the field.

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