While Andretti escaped injury in the late-race accident, he admitted he “tweaked” his wrist “a little.” He had broken the wrist earlier this year in the Camping World SRX Series season finale. Another stop placed him 23rd in the field when the race’s final stage received the green flag.
By the time stage two ended on lap 40 he was 14th. He pitted during the stage break and restarted stage two in 31st. Prior to the accident in the race’s final stage, Andretti finished stage one in 24th. This is the carnage I wanted to be out there for to try to survive and I ended up being one of the casualties.” “Of course, that’s the corner where the spotter can’t see. “I didn’t know somebody was spun three cars up ,” the 35-year-old said. The impact destroyed the front of Andretti’s Chevrolet. Saturday, Andretti was running 20th with 21 laps remaining in the scheduled 67-lap event when he slammed into the side of Jeb Burton, whose Chevrolet had spun and was sitting in the middle of the track in turn six. It all depends on which series possesses the best opportunity, he said. “I think it’d be fun to do a really short oval,” Andretti said.Īndretti made his NASCAR debut with Big Machine Racing in the Xfinity Series but didn’t rule out returning to stock car racing in the Cup Series. Despite being sidelined just 27 laps shy of the double-overtime finish in Saturday’s Drive for the Cure 250 at Charlotte Motor Speedway’s Roval, Marco Andretti said he would like to return to NASCAR.
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