Chase Cabre was transported to a local hospital following Thursday evening’s NASCAR K&N Pro Series East race at Bristol Motor Speedway, according to NASCAR HomeTracks.
Following the race, Cabre, who is a member of NASCAR’s Drive for Diversity Class of 2019, was able to exit his No. 4 Rev Racing Toyota under his own power, but immediately received medical attention for lower back pain. Cabre was then placed onto a stretcher and carted to the infield care center.
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Cabre held the lead at the start when eventual race winner Sam Mayer got into the back of his car at the entrance of Turn 3 on Lap 1, sending him spinning into the outside retaining wall. The 22-year-old completed the 150-lap event, finishing eighth.
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Cabre provided an update later in the evening:
https://twitter.com/CabreChase/status/1162189830840836096