Austin Dillon walked away with scary wreck during the Coke Zero 400 early Monday morning. The crash sent Dillon’s No. 3 Chevrolet SS and flipping it up into the fencing. Dillon was able to walk away from the wreck and wave to the crowd following the crash, said NASCAR needs to rethink some of its safety procedures.
"It's not really acceptable, I don't think," Dillon told reporters after being examined at the care center. "We've got to figure out something. Our speeds are too high, I think. I think everybody could get good racing with slower speeds. We can work at that, and then figure out a way to keep the cars on the ground. That's the next thing. We're fighting hard to make the racing good. I hope the fans appreciate that. We don't, but it's our job. You go out there and hold it wide open to the end and hope you make it through."
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