The Coke Zero Sugar 400 at Daytona International Speedway was marked by multiple significant crashes, particularly involving drivers Josh Berry and Michael McDowell. Berry's car flipped upside down after being struck while leading the race, resulting in a dramatic crash that had him sliding on his roof. McDowell also faced a harrowing incident, spinning mid-race and narrowly avoiding a full flip before landing back on four wheels. Despite their misfortunes, both drivers expressed pride in their performances, with Berry emphasizing the strength of his team. Ultimately, Harrison Burton secured his first career victory and the 100th win for the Wood Brothers, solidifying his spot in the NASCAR Cup Series Playoffs. The race underscored the inherent risks of superspeedway racing, with drivers discussing the need for improved safety to keep cars grounded during competition.