While the 1971 Daytona 500 went down in history as the race in which Richard Petty became the first NASCAR driver to win it three times, it’s also remembered for an epic wipeout that luckily hasn’t been topped since. According to Sportscasting, that distinction goes to Maynard Troyer. After just nine laps (it takes 200 to complete the race’s 500 miles), Troyer lost control on the second turn and sent his Ford flipping so quickly that the number of flips couldn’t even be counted with the naked eye. Slow motion footage revealed that his car flipped a whopping 15 times before finally coming to rest right side up.

Luckily, Troyer wasn’t seriously injured. He was pretty banged up — had a concussion, hurt his shoulder, and was covered with bruises — but suffered no serious injuries. He continued to race for a few years after that, even qualified for the Daytona 500 again in 1973, but aside from some wins on smaller tracks, he wasn’t a very accomplished racer. He did, however, go on to have a successful career as a car designer. Maynard Troyer died in 2018. He was 79 years old.