Somebody attempted to break down the most wreck-prone NASCAR drivers, and the results may be surprising to some ... but not everyone.

The 50 Craziest (Non-Fatal) NASCAR Crashes Watch in awe as we look back at some amazing collisions where the drivers lived to see another day.

In NASCAR crashes have become an integral and, in many ways, expected aspect of the sport. Far from being mere accidents, these collisions play a crucial role in shaping the narrative of each race ...

As NASCAR heads back to Talladega, where wild crashes are common, drivers talk about the experience of going airborne after a wreck.

Former NASCAR star Phil Barkdoll died September 2 at age 87, with the star being known for racing at Daytona and Talladega ...

Tyler Reddick was on pace for a strong performance in the NASCAR Richmond race before being spun out by Ty Gibbs.

A massive Stage 2 crash dropped several drivers from contention in Saturday night's NASCAR Cup Series race at Daytona International Speedway.

Yes, Marcos Ambrose is the wreckin' king of NASCAR, according to research done by the fine folks at FanHouse. Ol' Kangaroo Meat had 19 spins or wrecks, including seven in the season's final eight ...

Talladega Superspeedway, NASCAR's largest and fastest track, is known for three things: tight pack racing, crazy crashes and unpredictable finishes. These aren't your average NASCAR wrecks. Some ...

NASCAR's history of crashes and the legacy of Dale Earnhardt highlight the sport's dangers and evolution over time.

The COKE ZERO SUGAR 400 race was filled with drama and crashing at the Daytona International Speedway on Saturday night.