Video: Contact in Turn 4 Triggers 19-Car Pileup at Sonoma

… and everybody thought the brand-new inside wall in Turn 11 would be the problem at Sonoma.

The initial contact from the accident was made between Chandler Smith (No. 81) and Jeb Burton (No. 27) back around the tail-end of the top-10. Then, from that point on, Turn 3 at Sonoma Raceway became a parking lot.

Once the cars clogged the racetrack, there was no hope for several drivers behind him, as most sustained pretty minor damage, whereas a select few took the brunt of the impact.

A full list of drivers involved includes:

  • 07 – Alex Labbe
  • 2 – Jesse Love
  • 6 – Thomas Annunziata
  • 9 – Brandon Jones
  • 11 – Josh Williams
  • 17 – Boris Said
  • 19 – Ty Gibbs
  • 20 – John Hunter Nemechek
  • 26 – Ed Jones
  • 27 – Jeb Burton
  • 29 – Blaine Perkins
  • 31 – Parker Retzlaff
  • 39 – Ryan Sieg
  • 43 – Ryan Ellis
  • 50 – Preston Pardus
  • 81 – Brandon Jones
  • 91 – Kyle Weatherman
  • 92 – Josh Bilicki
  • 98 – Riley Herbst
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