We have a new meaning for shock absorber. Saturday at Kansas, it was redefined as a car taking a flying car part into its grill.
Said shock in the No. 4 @carshieldusa Chevy of @RossChastain. #NASCAR #KansasLottery300 pic.twitter.com/l1lGjEQKHy
— Team JD Motorsports (@JDMotorsports01) October 15, 2016
Well, that's different.
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So, inquiring minds want to know how that shock absorber was shockingly absorbed.
Here's the answer. You'll get it in about 15 seconds.
“That is a shock absorber!” - @JeffBurton on Ryan Preece #NASCARonNBC https://t.co/whjEaRwx6b
— NBC Sports PR (@NBCSportsPR) October 15, 2016
Thing is, that was a good result. Imagine that part flying into a car's windshield.
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By the way, Kyle Busch won the Kansas Xfinity race — his ninth in 16 starts.