Truex, the misfortune-stricken young man from Kansas, won the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series Go Bowling 400 for his second victory of the year, leading a race-high 104 laps and bringing an end to five years of suffering in the Midwest. Aric Amirola was taken to the University of Kansas Medical Center following a collision with Joey Logano and Danica Patrick, which caused a flaming crash that ruined the race. Logano’s No. 22 Ford appeared to have broken something, which sent him crashing into Patrick’s No. 10 Ford in Turn 1 just after a restart on Lap 200. The incident red-flagged the race. Following closely behind, Almirola plowed into the collision, causing both vehicles to jack up the rear wheels of the No. 43 Ford.
That’s the worst, Truex remarked. “You need never to witness that. I’m friends with Aric. He offered to participate in this week’s major foundation fund-raiser, our fashion show. What a sweet guy he is. When I saw that, I was terrified and concerned about him. “I hope he’s doing okay. They had to take care of him solely for safety reasons. There’s no denying that I was considering him. After a fiery incident in Kansas, NASCAR driver Aric Almirola was evacuated to the hospital. At Kansas, Martin Truex Jr. wins; Almirola is involved in a terrifying collision A team release stated that Almirola, a driver for Richard Petty Motorsports, was placed in stable condition and would stay overnight in the hospital for observation. The group did not state if
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