Video: Tanner Gray and Akinori Ogata Walk Away From Hard Impact Late in Darlington Truck Race

With 37 laps left in Friday night’s NASCAR Camping World Truck Series LiftKits4Less.com 200 at Darlington Raceway, Tanner Gray was running inside the top-10, when all of a sudden, he was sent for a ride after contact from Ryan Truex.

Gray spun seemingly harmlessly to the inside of the track, but then behind the spin, Timmy Hill and Akinori Ogata made contact, which sent Ogata spinning at a high rate of speed.

Ogata’s No. 34 truck slammed hard into the rear of Gray’s truck ending both of their races.

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