It was another race when drivers thought they were able to fly their cars. Consequently it resulted in maltreated race car, Chris Buescher, which went wild into the sky and forced Danica Patrick to take a hit she said the most hazardous in her racing career.

Though the cars were floating, possibly the most hazardous crash of the day happened in the race when Danica Patrick’s car, jolted from backside by Michael McDowell, glided on the race track, hit hard Matt Kenseth and then cruised at almost-full hustle into the inside wall, making her Chevrolet erupted into flames. Matt Kenseth also smashed hard the wall while tossing, riding the wall upturned and undulating back on the race track.

It took Patrick an extraordinarily long time in medical center infield. She finally arose, evidently stunned by not only her instance but also the whole irrational atmosphere of the day. Almost half-hour later the accident, she told her chest injured when she respired and that she got injuries from the crash. She told that chest x-ray displayed no serious wounds.

Patrick said that she was pretty certain she was hit, and her car rolled towards the inside wall. The car hit truly hard. Everything counting the steering was out of place. She hit her foot. Hit her arm. The car took fire inside. It had sort of whacked the breath out of her a bit.

Patrick jumbled from the smoldering leftovers of the worn-out car and strolled quickly to the nearby wall. As Kenseth ascended from his worn-out racer nearby, she rested over to hook her breath.

She said: “I wish there was not so much distance between the wall and the track because you achieve such momentum at such a bad angle when you go there”. She further added that she had been to unlucky situation of thrashing the inside wall at a superspeedway a few times, and all of them were pretty bad. Patrick told the fire inside the car was the scariest moment for her so far in the racing events. She said that she had not had fire inside the car earlier. That had reached the glove a bit and she was thinking about her hair. She had a lot of hair and she did not want to lose that.

Patrick is a top levels sport racer— and she often races at speeds more than 200 mph.  She debuted in 2005 in the IndyCar series. After pretty much races in the Xfinity Series, she moved to Sprint Cup racing in 2013 full time.

Patrick was of the view that the rain threat made racing of Sunday wilder as compared to Talladega’s normal race competition.

She explained that they all had sort of raced to midway, later they had raced to the coming rain and then raced to the end. The whole race they had been racing like they had been racing to the end. They had no moments to calm down. She was sure that prolonged comfort zone of people at the end of the race as they had been used to racing close. Later some individuals took it to the extreme.