Sheet metal went flying at Bowman Gray Stadium on Saturday night for the Night of Destruction during the Street Stock feature race after Nick Wall used his car to hunt down Nate Gregg after he was spun while leading the race.
As Nick Wall was leading the field to the green for a restart, Gregg drove right into his rear bumper sending him spinning into the infield. As the caution came out, Wall got his car back on the track, but going in the opposite direction and he had only one thing on his mind: revenge.
As he drove down the front stretch he accelerated, aiming his car directly at Gregg, who attempted to avoid him as he dived into the infield. Wall’s front end would be completely demolished as he made contact with Gregg’s rear end.
However, Wall wasn’t done. Despite his vehicle being torn up. He came back around and took another run at Gregg, who again attempted to avoid him by diving into the infield. This time Wall made direct contact to his door sending Gregg’s #28 spinning to a halt.
Wall then spun his #15 car around and slammed into Gregg’s left rear quarter panel.
Track officials finally arrived on scene and one can be seen smacking Wall’s window with the caution flag. He then rips Wall’s window net down and gives him a tongue lashing while ripping the steering wheel out.
Gregg then exited his car and was calmed down by track officials. As Wall got out of his car he began yelling at Gregg and was then hauled to the ground by track officials while still attempting to exit his vehicle.
Track officials would eventually escort Wall from the track. Gregg would go on to celebrate his father, Billy Gregg, winning the Street Stock feature.
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After receiving the checkered flag, Billy Gregg proceeded to take his car into the infield where Wall and his son’s car were still parked and being hooked up to the track wrecker.
Officials would give him a talking to and he would continue on with his victory lap.
During his victory lane speech, Gregg put all the blame on Wall saying, “I know Nick Wall don’t know how to shift gears. He needs to start starting in high gear and maybe, just maybe, he’ll get one of these starts pulled off one of these days and get him a win.”
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While Billy Gregg was declared the winner at the track, the official Bowman Gray Stadium website notes that the Street Stock division race results for July 16th are currently “pending official review.”
What do you make of the contact between Wall and Gregg?