Driver Carl Edwards loses control of his No. 99 car after a collision with the No. 09 car of Brad Keselowski as the two were racing toward the finish line at Talladega Superspeedway on Sunday. (Rainier Ehrhardt / Associated Press)
Brad Keselowski drives away from the airborne car of Carl Edwards and the wrecked No. 39 car of Ryan Newman to take the victory at Talladega Superspeedway on Sunday. Keselowski and Edwards worked together to chase down Newman and Dale Earnhardt Jr., who were running first and second until the final lap. (Glenn Smith / Associated Press)
Carl Edwards’ car turns in the air and begins to head from the middle of the Talladega Superspeedway track toward the restraining fence above the wall. (Glenn Smith / Associated Press)
The No. 99 car of Carl Edwards leaves debris in its wake after it collided with the fence separating the Talladega track from the grandstand near the finish line. (Ron Sanders / Associated Press)
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Driver Carl Edwards climbs from his wrecked No. 99 car at Talladega Superspeedway. Edwards was not injured after going on a wild ride through the air, into the restraining fence and back onto the track. (Jerry Markland / Getty Images)
Emergency and speedway personnel carry an injured woman from the grandstand after she was hit by debris from Carl Edwards’ car. Seven people were injured when his car went airborne, struck the restaining fence and debris showered across the track and into the grandstand. (Mark Almond / Associated Press)
