Video: NASCAR Truck Series Driver Carson Hocevar Wrecks in Winchester 400, JP Crabtree Comes to Rest Upside Down

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NASCAR Camping World Truck Series playoff contender Carson Hocevar was involved in a scary accident on lap 80 of Sunday’s Winchester 400 at Winchester Speedway, one of the biggest and longest late model races of the year. The accident saw fellow competitors JP Crabtree and Josh Ebbert involved in contact that would see Crabtee’s entry come to rest on its lid.

The accident started when Hocevar’s No. 71 got turned around in turn two, coming to rest against the outside wall. Just seconds later, both Josh Ebbert and JP Crabtree were approaching the scene of the accident, when Crabtree launched over the quarter-panel of Ebbert, flipping his No. 93 upside down.

 

Carson Hocevar, Josh Ebbert, and JP Crabtree were all able to walk away from the scary accident under their own power.

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