Watch: Ross Chastain winds up with brutal finish after overtime crash at Texas Motor Speedway

For Chastain, the consequences were downright brutal. He was running second and likely to finish no worse than third before the crash, but as a result of the incident, he wound up not finishing at all and dropping down to 32nd place.

Byron defended his move after the race, saying he was always going to try to make a move on the final lap and that he had simply beaten Chastain to his spot.

Chastain, for his part, declined to speak to the media and was presumably not pleased with how things finished.

Chastain is known as an aggressive driver and this is not the first time this year something like this has happened to him. One could certainly argue that the 32nd-place finish is not terribly fair considering where he was at the end of the regulation portion of the race.