The Coke Zero Sugar 400 at Daytona International Speedway was marked by significant crashes that reignited safety concerns within NASCAR. Notably, Joey Logano criticized NASCAR's safety measures after experiencing two back-to-back wrecks in the race's final laps, where cars lifted off the ground during collisions. Harrison Burton won the race, marking his first Cup Series victory, while several top contenders, including Logano, were taken out of contention due to the chaos. Despite NASCAR's recent safety enhancements, including a new air deflector, incidents like Corey LaJoie's earlier flip and the dramatic wrecks at Daytona suggest that more needs to be done to improve driver safety. Logano emphasized the urgency of addressing vehicle stability issues and redesigning cars to better handle multi-car wrecks. As the discussion continues, the effectiveness of current safety protocols remains a pressing concern for the sport's future.