Overview
- Racing for the lead at Dover on Saturday, Rajah Caruth slid up under Jesse Love on Lap 100 and both cars hit the wall.
- The impact badly damaged Love’s No. 2 Richard Childress Racing entry and left him 23rd at the finish.
- Caruth spun again on Lap 112 after a three-wide squeeze that began with JR Motorsports teammate Sammy Smith and involved Harrison Burton.
- Caruth accepted fault, saying he “wasn’t the cleanest,” has been “too aggressive,” and has “been in the wrong the last two times” with Love after earlier Martinsville and Rockingham run-ins.
- Results varied by outlet, with Motorsport.com listing Caruth 13th and Kickin’ the Tires reporting 14th and six points below the playoff cutline.