The pile-up occurred near the entrance to pit road. It involved Justin Allgaier, Corey LaJoie, Ryan Preece, Ricky Stenhouse Jr., Poole and Martin Truex Jr.
Price was placed on a stretcher and put in an ambulance after he had to avoid being pinned between Blaney and Poole’s car as Blaney’s sat in his pit box for service. Blaney’s crew chief, Todd Gordon, told the driver Price was doing well but would be out for a while.
Price gave a thumbs up before he was placed in the ambulance.
The red flag was displayed in order to clean up the incident.
Truex and LaJoie were eliminated from the race. Allgaier attempted to continue, but went to the garage on Lap 22, ending his day. Stenhouse and Poole also tried to continue but were unable to maintain minimum speed, ending their day.
Allgaier was driving in the place of Jimmie Johnson, who is missing the race after he tested positive for COVID-19.
“(Poole) actually got in the back of me, I didn’t know if I got (Price) or not,” Allgaier told NBC. “Once the wreck started happening in front of us and we all got bottled up there, one car after another was getting run into. Just a shame.”
