Shane van Gisbergen isn’t done shaking things up in the racing world. After making his mark in NASCAR, the three-time Supercars champion is looking to bring some of NASCAR’s biggest names into his old stomping ground.

A Daytona Duel big one ended the second duels race Thursday. It involved aNASCAR Cup Series champion and a highly touted rookie. Coming to the checkered flag in the second qualifying race, rookie Shane van Gisbergen tried to make a move to the outside and was not clear of Christopher Bell.

He's one of four Daytona 500 entries within Trackhouse Racing’s potent Chevrolet stable. Owner Justin Marks has assembled a lineup worthy of a United Nations seat: van Gisbergen from New Zealand, Helio Castroneves from Brazil, Daniel Suarez from Mexico, and Ross Chastain, the homeboy from Florida.

Shane van Gisbergen’s Daytona Duel ended in chaos with a last-lap crash that wrecked his #88 car and forced him into a backup for the Daytona 500. What went wrong? Who was involved? We break down every detail of the dramatic wreck that reshaped the race.