Video: Noah Gragson Slides Into Tire Barrier in Turn Six at Chicago

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Noah Gragson is the second driver to find the tire barrier in Turn 6, getting his Baconator Chevrolet Camaro stuck close to the end of the race’s first stage.

It looks like Noah Gragson has overcooked the bacon, just a bit.

What looked like a promising practice session for Noah Gragson, has turned into some early-race adversity in Sunday’s Grant Park 220 at the Chicago Street Course, getting involved in his second incident of the afternoon.

Gragson, driving the No. 42 Baconator Chevrolet Camaro for LEGACY MOTOR CLUB, slid into the tire barrier at turn six, as the race approaches the end of the first stage.

The conditions are still pretty treacherous, as low-grip areas on the track have caught a couple of drivers off guard, including areas that include the painted lines that you would see on residential streaks.

The Las Vegas, Nevada native would be able to continue without any major damage but would fall one lap off the pace of the leaders, as the AMR Safety Team got his Chevrolet extracted from the tire barrier.

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