Updated Oct. 25, 2026, 4:32 p.m. CT
A multi-car crash during the YellaWood 500 at Talladega Superspeedway resulted in significant wreckage and injuries on Oct. 25.
The incident occurred with five laps remaining in the race, flipping several vehicles, including Joey Logano's No. 22 Ford, which came to rest upside down in the tri-oval.
Emergency responders from the Talladega Fire Department and AMR arrived promptly, stabilizing the vehicles and assisting injured drivers. Logano was extricated from his car, unharmed.
Witnesses reported that Logano was in a competitive position leading up to the crash, which involved multiple cars, including championship contender Chase Briscoe and drivers Riley Herbst and Carson Hocevar.
Authorities have confirmed that no fatalities occurred, though several drivers were treated for injuries on-site. Lane closures on Alabama Highway 34 were implemented while crews cleared the wreckage.
An investigation into the crash, including potential causes, is currently underway by NASCAR officials.
This story will be updated.