Fans injured during NASCAR last-lap crash
At least 33 fans were hurt when a car flew into the fence at Daytona International Speedway, hurling large pieces of debris into the stands.
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Kyle Larson (32) crashed into the catch fence at the end of the NASCAR Nationwide Series at Daytona International Speedway.
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Pieces of Larson's car flew through the air and into the stands.
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Injured spectators were treated after debris flew into the stands.
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Rescue workers attended to the injured in the stands.
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Rescue workers stood next to a hole in the catch fence following the crash.
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