Video: William Byron Goes Spinning After Contact From Corey LaJoie

William Byron Corey LaJoie Atlanta incident crash spin Quaker State 400 video
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William Byron Corey LaJoie Atlanta incident crash spin Quaker State 400 video
William Byron went for a spin after contact from Corey LaJoie on Lap 80 of Sunday’s NASCAR Cup Series Quaker State 400 at Atlanta.

It has been a day to forget so far for Corey LaJoie, who came into Sunday’s NASCAR Cup Series Quaker State 400 at Atlanta with high hopes. LaJoie, who has been an Atlanta master in recent years, as he has flirted with his first career win several times, has run around 25th to 35th all race long.

On Lap 80, LaJoie had moved to 24th, but as he did, he made contact with William Byron, which sent Byron spinning from the 23rd position.

Here is the video of the incident between the two Chevrolet drivers:

And here is an extended clip with more replays of the situation:

LaJoie told his team that he thought he was clear, and simply misjudged the situation. While it caused slight damage to the No. 7 car, Byron suffered a flat tire, and lost a lap on pit road getting his car put back together.

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