NASCAR is unquestionably dangerous. Numerous drivers have died in accidents in the past. To its credit, the organization has dramatically improved its safety record with Dale Earnhardt’s death at the Daytona 500 in 2001 the last fatal accident.
This week on NASCAR Race Hub and just days before the Cup Series playoff race at Talladega, Joey Logano revisited his frightening accident at the superspeedway back in April, when his car went airborne and landed upside down on its roof. He also candidly admitted how dangerously close he came to dying in the violent crash.
