WATCH: NASCAR Driver Miraculously Survives After Flipping Over 10 Times

NASCAR driver Ryan Preece has a lot to be thankful for this morning.

During the Coke Zero Sugar 400, Ryan Preece’s No. 41 car got tangled up with another driver at the Daytona International Speedway which caused him to go airborne.

While in the air, Preeces car flipped nearly 10 times before coming to a stop.

Preece was able to get out of the car but was later put on a stretcher and taken to the infield medical center.

Watch the moment it went down:

Gnarly NASCAR wreck! Driver Ryan Preece thankfully survived. pic.twitter.com/BdsDpaJOR4

— BreakingSportsNews (@sports_new23101) August 27, 2023

The first hit on the driver's side roof was the hardest and the most concerning one for Ryan Preece. #NASCAR #NASCAR75 pic.twitter.com/ILwDHuOGLl

— Jared Haas (@RealJaredHaas) August 27, 2023

Here’s what Fox News shared:

NASCAR driver Ryan Preece was involved in a scary wreck during the Coke Zero Sugar 400 at Daytona International Speedway on Saturday night.

Preece, in the No. 41 vehicle, and Chase Briscoe, in the No. 14 car, got tangled up on the backstretch and Preece got airborne. The No. 41 car flipped about 10 times before finally coming to a stop.

Emergency medical personnel came out to attend to Preece. The driver was able to get out of the car and he was placed onto a stretcher on his way to the infield care center.

Emergency medical personnel came out to attend to Preece. The driver was able to get out of the car and he was placed onto a stretcher on his way to the infield care center.

"Incredible! NASCAR driver Ryan Preece survived a high-speed crash in Daytona, where his car flipped multiple times before bursting into flames. Despite the terrifying ordeal, he not only survived but also walked away on his own. 🔥 #RyanPreece #NASCAR #Survivor" pic.twitter.com/veWHzNp62g

— Newshound (NEWSX) (@NewsXhound) August 27, 2023

Per AP:

NASCAR driver Ryan Preece, whose car rolled about a dozen times during a terrifying crash at Daytona International Speedway, was on his way home about 12 hours later after being discharged from a hospital Sunday.

Stewart-Haas Racing said Preece was headed back to North Carolina after getting clearance from doctors at Halifax Health Medical Center. The team earlier said Preece was “awake, alert and mobile” and “had been communicating with family and friends.”

The 32-year-old Preece was able to climb out of his mangled No. 41 Ford on Saturday night with help before emergency workers put him on a gurney and into an ambulance. He initially went to the track’s infield care center before being transported to Halifax Health for overnight observation.

God was surely watching over Preece.