Corey LaJoie was battling with Noah Gragson for position just inside the top-20 when it all went wrong during the final stage of Monday's NASCAR race at Michigan International Speedway. He made contact with the left-rear of Gragson's car and spun to the inside apron, where in a shocking and unexpected outcome, the car immediately went airborne in a blowover crash. The car slid upside down, impacting the inside wall before continuing down the track. Once it transitioned from the asphalt to the infield grass, the car rolled multiple times.
"That's just about the way the year's gone," said LaJoie after being released from the infield care center. "We have a good car and I find a way to flip it upside down. Twice this year we've been upside down and I've never been upside down in my whole career. That's just how the year for our No. 7 team has been.
