Video: Doug Coby Takes A Spill After Winning Inaugural SRX Event at Stafford Speedway

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Hmmm… I’m not sure on this one. The dismount was kinda crossed-up and he didn’t necessarily “stick the landing”, but he did get some really nice air time. I’ll give it a six. On second thought, maybe an eight, he did hold back a field containing a combined 141 NASCAR Cup Series victories, as well as five Cup Series titles and five Indy 500’s.

Coby handily took the victory in the inaugural Superstar Racing Experience event at Stafford Speedway, but it appears that the 41-year-old had more trouble exiting the car, than he did driving it, slipping on the checkere flag and falling – on his butt — right onto the pavement. Obviously, everybody checked to make sure he was alright before getting a good laugh about it.

CBS Sports captured the moment on their live broadcast:

At the end of the day, the guy just beat some of the best in American Motorsports history, if he wants to ride a cow around the track for a lap and call it “The Racing Winning Mooo-ve”, then who are we to question him?

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