Karsyn Elledge OK after scary sprint car wreck

Karsyn Elledge was shaken up but appeared uninjured following a frightening wreck during a USAC Racing midget car event Tuesday night at Red Dirt Raceway in Oklahoma. Elledge, driving the No. 1, began to tumble down the track entering Turn 3 and flipped high enough to careen over the Turn 3 wall and crash onto the ground outside the track, near the woods. https://twitter.com/USACNation/status/1148777115942150146 MORE GRASSROOTS: Kenseth wins Slinger | 'Smoke' shows 'em RELATED: Upcoming FansChoice.tv coverage Elledge climbed out of her car under her own power and was seen talking to medical personnel in the above video. Karsyn's mom, Kelley Earnhardt Miller, tweeted that her daughter was OK -- and mom was, too, after watching the incident on TV. https://twitter.com/EarnhardtKelley/status/1148784434218504192 https://twitter.com/EarnhardtKelley/status/1148778011459772422 Later on, Karsyn provided an update and a thank-you note herself: https://twitter.com/KarsynElledge3/status/1148820922427682817 NASCAR.com profiled Karsyn Elledge earlier this year as she makes her way up the sprint car ranks, with a spotlight firmly affixed to her. The 18-year-old has a racing pedigree as a member of the Earnhardt family -- and she has the Earnhardt racing gene, too. MORE: Read more about Karsyn