Watch: NASCAR driver flips in playoff race at Las Vegas

However, Reddick took the brunt of the damage, as his Camry briefly flipped upside down in the infield grass before coming to a rest on all four wheels. 

Reddick was unharmed in the incident, and though he was able to drive his car back to the pits, the damage was too great for Reddick to continue in the race. Reddick crashed on the front stretch, right in front of 23XI Racing co-owner Michael Jordan, who was in attendance at Sunday's race. 

Both Elliott and Keselowski were able to continue, though both vehicles were severely wounded. 

The chaos wasn't quite done, however, as Ryan Blaney — who had to start last after a crash in practice — spun while the field paced under the yellow flag. The No. 12 team was forced to replace the right-rear toe link on Blaney's Mustang, relegating the defending Cup Series champion to the back of the pack.