Here is the crazy moment a NASCAR driver's car flipped TEN times in a horror crash.<br /><br />Ford's Ryan Preece was competing in the Coke Zero Sugar 400 at Daytona International Speedway when the accident happened.<br /><br />With just five laps to go, Preece, 32, lost control of his No41 car and drove into Chase Briscoe.<br /><br />After his vehicle slid into the infield, it flipped repeatedly until it finally landed on its wheels.<br /><br />Astonishingly, Preece was able to climb out of his car to escape the wreckage, before medics rushed to his attention.<br /><br />He was placed on a stretcher and rushed to the hospital to be evaluated.<br /><br />After the race, Preece took to X, formerly known as Twitter, to declare he would be back.<br /><br />He wrote: "If you want to be a race car driver, you better be tough. Dammit. Fast @racechoice @FordPerformance Mustang. I’m coming back.<br /><br />Early Sunday, Stewart-Haas Racing released an update on Preece’s condition.<br /><br />“NASCAR Cup Series driver Ryan Preece will remain overnight at Halifax Health Medical Center for continued observation,” a statement said.<br /><br />“The driver of the No. 41 Ford Mustang for Stewart-Haas Racing is awake, alert, and mobile and has been communicating with family and friends.<br /><br />"Preece will undergo another evaluation by medical personnel later this morning. An update will be provided in the afternoon.”<br /><br />Preece has since been released from hospital, although it is unknown when he will race next.<br /><br />RFK Racing's Chris Buescher eventually won the Coke Zero Sugar 400, recording his fifth NASCAR Cup Series win.
