Video: Three Xfinity Series Playoff Contenders Swept Up in 13-Car Crash in Stage 1 at Vegas

2021 NASCAR Xfinity Series Las Vegas Big Crash
Big Las Vegas Crash. Screengrab from NBCSN race broadcast.

Three NASCAR Xfinity Series Playoff contenders were left thinking, ‘What in the world?’ after a 13-car crash on lap 30 of Saturday’s Alsco Uniforms 302 at Las Vegas Motor Speedway.

On a restart, the field had bunched up five-wide heading into turn 1. Riley Herbst, who was in the top lane, received contact from Josh Berry, which sent him into Jeb Burton and it was all on from there.

Here is video of the wild crash:

Herbst, Jeb Burton and Jeremy Clements were the three NASCAR Xfinity Series Playoff drivers who were swept up in the crash.

Berry, Ty Dillon, Dylan Lupton, Jeffrey Earnhardt, Bayley Currey, BJ McLeod, Joe Graf Jr., Alex Labbe, Brandon Brown and JJ Yeley were also involved.

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