WATCH: Almirola, Keselowski Trigger “The Big One” With 16 To Go at Daytona

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The wreck that we all knew was going to happen eventually, occured on lap No. 186, when Joey Logano pushed Aric Almirola into the No. 2 of Brad Keselowski, sending Keselowski spinning in front of the majority of the field.

At least fourteen cars got a piece of the accident including defending Daytona winner Justin Haley, Austin Dillon, John Hunter Nemechek, Bubba Wallace, Ross Chastain, David Ragan, 7-Time Champion Jimmie Johnson, Ty Dillon, Ryan Blaney, Chris Buescher, Martin Truex, Jr., Matt DiBenedetto and more.

All drivers in the accident climbed out of the cars under thier own power, the red flag was thrown immediatley, and the clean up for this wreck will be lengthy before we get the remainder of the race complete.

16 laps remain in the 2020 Daytona 500, and with the majority of the cars damaged in this incident, the field will eb very much narrowed.

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