Corey Lajoie’s flip at Michigan

going by Noah a little bit of contact on the with the right front fender car turned sideways and just flipped in the air that is quite honestly that's just not acceptable there's no way that a car when it turns like that should get up in the air that easily there has been millions of dollars and hours and hours of time spent to prevent that from happening that's going to catch everybody's by surprise you see right there slide that gives you a great view of the whole under body we talk about the underwing everything that people talk about for damage and then here it catches the grass and a couple pretty violent tumbles I mean you said it rick 3,000 lb it looks like a matchbox card just tumbling through the grass let's watch it again Jeff a big run this was earlier so this this was they were racing this was the lap before and you know obviously drivers upset at each other but you know right here I just feel like yeah he's just turning right and I can't tell from this shot if if Noah comes down or not but either way this car to get in the air like that is shocking and Steve you've shown us over and over when those flaps open up that's supposed to help keep these cars on the ground we saw the flaps open up there but that thing immediately got