Kyle Busch was already unhappy with how his No. 18 Toyota was handling.
His Southern 500 came to an abrupt end on lap 126 when his Camry spun sideways and hard into the outside wall of turn 2 at Darlington Raceway on Sunday night (Sept. 5).
Lawless Alan was holding his own and trying to make laps in his sixth NASCAR Camping World Truck Series start.
But his Darlington Raceway debut was disrupted by an incident in turn 3, which began when Derek Kraus got into Alan’s left-rear quarter panel to send the No. 45 Niece Motorsports spinning.
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