Overview

• With 31 laps remaining, Byron struck Dillon’s rear as Dillon slowed to enter pit road, destroying both cars and triggering a caution.
• Both drivers were evaluated at the infield care center and were released after walking away from the crash.
• Byron had led 55 laps and was running second after briefly yielding the lead to teammate Kyle Larson shortly before the incident.
• Byron said he never saw a pit signal and received no radio warning that Dillon was pitting.
• Dillon said his spotter had notified Byron’s spotter of the pit entry, and John Hunter Nemechek spun while avoiding the wreck.