Watch: Supercar star Cam Waters’ NASCAR debut ends with a smocking Ford after rear-ending teammate

Subsequently, his Ford’s engine was seen smoking after being squashed between a high-speed Aussie and the rear bumper of Garcia, with a mere 23 laps remaining before the checkered flag. He had retired his Ford driving into the garage, while smoke and steam were coming of his engine like from an old coal train.

Cam Waters claims he had fun at Martinsville despite the clash

The 200-lap race packed quite a punch, as drivers across the field were involved in huge car wrecks. Waters was involved in two of those pileups, which later became the reason for his retirement from the race. However, he did not let this sour ending overshadow the excitement and joy that he had during the race.

The No.66 driver had qualified 22^nd and was happy with his progress during the race. He claimed that despite racing in a different format, he was at ease with the car. Moreover, he enjoyed his time in the Truck series and reckoned that he could have achieved quite a bit more if it was not for the late race incident.

Look I had so much fun tonight, even today. Totally different racing than what I usually do, just wanted to learn and I learned so much. And yeah, just at the end there, a bit of a concentrator. But I mean, I had nowhere to go… It was a bit of a shame but it was all about just having fun and learning and had some awesome battles there too. Cam Waters said.

Apart from this, the Aussie has been speculated to be stepping in for the race in Kansas. However, he has been refusing to accept such rumors despite ThorSport Racing hierarchy wanting the Aussie to make a return soon.