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Caitlin Clark’s NASCAR Debut Takes a Dramatic Turn
In a dramatic turn of events at the Brickyard 400, Caitlin Clark’s featured NASCAR car was involved in a significant crash. The car, which prominently featured Clark’s image on the hood, was wrecked during the race by NASCAR driver Josh Berry. This incident has not only caused a stir on social media but has also left fans and analysts alike discussing the aftermath.
The Crash: What Happened?
During the Brickyard 400, Josh Berry’s number four car, which showcased Caitlin Clark’s image, crashed out of the race in a dramatic scene. The incident occurred during Stage 3 of the race, when Berry’s car was turned around and spun out. This happened moments after another accident involving drivers Markin Tres Jr and Larson. The crash, which took place in the challenging short shoot between turns three and four, resulted in severe damage to the car.
Here’s the footage of the crash:
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The car, featuring Caitlin Clark’s likeness, was left in a wrecked state, causing significant disappointment among fans who were excited to see Clark’s NASCAR debut.
Josh Berry’s Response to the Crash
Despite the unfortunate turn of events, Josh Berry spoke positively about Caitlin Clark’s involvement with his car. He acknowledged the extra attention and buzz that Clark’s image brought to the race, stating:
“To have Caitlin Clark on the hood of our car, alongside Panini’s support, was a great opportunity. The amount of attention the car received on social media was incredible. It’s unfortunate that the race ended this way, but having Caitlin on board was still a fantastic experience.”
Berry’s comments reflect a positive outlook despite the crash, emphasizing the impact Clark’s presence had on the event.
Raymond Felton’s Shocking Revelation
In another twist, former NBA All-Star Raymond Felton has made headlines with his comments on the Rookie of the Year debate involving Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese. Felton, who recently weighed in on the discussion, suggested that if the race remains as close as it is now, the WNBA might need to award both players the title of Co-Rookie of the Year.
Felton’s remarks shed light on the intense competition between the two rookies:
“Right now, the Rookie of the Year conversation is highly controversial. You can’t go wrong with either Caitlin Clark or Angel Reese. They’re both deserving of the award. If it remains this tight, I believe the WNBA should consider sharing the award between them. Both players have made an incredible impact on the league in their first year.”
Felton praised both Clark’s impressive basketball skills and Reese’s consistent performance, highlighting their significant contributions to the sport.
What’s Next?
As the season progresses, the debate over the Rookie of the Year award continues to heat up. Fans and analysts will be watching closely to see how the rest of the season unfolds and whether the WNBA will heed Felton’s suggestion.
Your Thoughts?
What do you think about Caitlin Clark’s NASCAR crash and Raymond Felton’s comments on the Rookie of the Year debate? Share your opinions in the comments below and stay tuned for more updates as this story develops.
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