EARLIER: Brad Keselowski was sent flying through the air throughout Sunday's Kobalt Tools 500 in Atlanta, and he blames fellow driver Carl Edwards for the scary incident. Edwards' car glanced Keselowski, sending his vehicle spinning through the air at speeds looming 190 miles per hour. NASCAR ordered Edwards to stop racing and is presently deciding whether to punish him.
An agitated Keselowski said the hit was not chill and that it could have killed someone in the grandstands. Edwards refused to deny that he deliberately caused the crash, adding, The scary part is that his car went airborne, which was not at all what I predictable.
Previous year in Talladega the two were involved in another wreck, with Edwards going airborne and Keselowski cruise to victory. Scroll down for footage of Sunday's crash.
An agitated Keselowski said the hit was not chill and that it could have killed someone in the grandstands. Edwards refused to deny that he deliberately caused the crash, adding, The scary part is that his car went airborne, which was not at all what I predictable.
Previous year in Talladega the two were involved in another wreck, with Edwards going airborne and Keselowski cruise to victory. Scroll down for footage of Sunday's crash.
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