In one of NASCAR’s wildest finishes, Carl Edwards and Ricky Stenhouse Jr.—teammates battling for supremacy—ended up wrecked but victorious in a nail-biting finale at Iowa Speedway. With just 22 laps left, they battled three-wide for the lead, Edwards backing off to avoid disaster. Then, on the final lap, Stenhouse’s engine blew as he exited the corner, spewing oil and smoke. Edwards, blinded by the chaos and sliding, slammed into him—lifting Stenhouse’s car just enough to cross first. Edwards spun behind him, both cars obliterated. The margin? A hair-raising 0.066 seconds—the closest finish in racing history.
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