Video: Corey LaJoie Slaps Wall, Spins in NASCAR Cup Practice at Michigan

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Corey LaJoie went for a spin in NASCAR Cup Series practice Saturday at Michigan International Speedway.

Corey LaJoie made headlines this week by announcing a multi-year extension of his driving contract with Spire Motorsports. On Saturday, LaJoie’s race weekend at Michigan International Speedway got off to a rough start.

Around the mid-way point of Group B’s time on the track, LaJoie got loose in the middle of Turns 3 and 4, and he chased his No. 7 Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 up the track.

LaJoie was unable to wrangle the car, which slapped the outside wall with the right rear, and then the car went for a full spin.

Here is a video of LaJoie’s practice spin:

Prior to the incident, LaJoie had turned the 17th-fastest lap in the practice session. While the incident reduced the amount of time LaJoie was able to have on track, the No. 7 car suffered very minimal damage.

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