This time, it was Josh Berry. The driver of the No. 4 Stewart-Haas Racing Ford was leading Saturday's race at Daytona International Speedway when chaos struck at the front of the field. Austin Cindric shot to the right after getting destabilized due to a bad push from behind. He caught the right-rear of Berry's Ford Mustang, sending both drivers spinning down onto the backstretch apron.
Despite the introduction of a new air deflector on the right-side of the cars, the 3,400lb race car refused to stay on the ground. It flipped upside down, skidding along its roof before slamming nose-first into the inside wall. The car spun like a top on its lid before coming to rest with the wheels up.
