Corey LaJoie crosses start-finish line on his side as he gets caught up in last-lap Talladega crash

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Corey LaJoie was caught up in a last-lap crash at Talladega Superspeedway that saw Tyler Reddick avoid the chaos to pick up his first NASCAR Cup Series win of the 2024 season.

The chain-reaction crash started as Michael McDowell tried to block Brad Keselowski from taking first place at the Geico 500. He came down to block Keselowski and got into the nose of the No. 6, turned sideways and spun out into the wall.

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Josh Berry of No. 4 Stewart Haas Racing Overstock.com Ford, Ryan Preece of the No. 41 Stewart Haas Racing United Rentals Ford, and Corey LaJoie of the No. 7 Spire Motorsports Gainbridge Chevrolet wreck on the last lap of the Geico 500 on April 21, 2024, at Talladega Superspeedway in Alabama. (Jeffrey Vest/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images)

Somehow, Tyler Reddick was able to escape this mess and win the race. (James Gilbert/Getty Images)

Several cars, including LaJoie’s, got caught up in the wreck. Somehow, LaJoie’s No. 7 got underneath the No. 4 of Josh Berry and turned sideways onto the wall. LaJoie’s momentum carried him through the start-finish line as he finally got right side up.

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LaJoie told reporters, "Today, I was the one upside down."

"I did a full rotation. So, I did left side on the ground for a bit. Then it kind of stopped. Then it flipped over, hit the roof and then landed on all fours," he explained after the race. "And the all-four hit was pretty big. I’m glad I slipped past the start-finish line though."

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This view shows the carnage at the end