Kasey Jedrzejek shared that after a follow-up doctor’s appointment earlier this week that he discovered he broke his arm in the crash at Huset’s Speedway during the High Bank Nationals finale on Saturday June 20th.
Jedrzejek shared in a post to Facebook, “Well I guess I was a little more beat up after my wreck at Huset’s then I thought. After having a lot [of] pain in my arm by the end of the weekend I decided to get it checked out Monday morning. Unfortunately the X-rays came back and it was fractured.”
“I’m currently in a full arm cast right now but go back next Wednesday and as long as everything is looking better I will either be put in a short cast or just a brace,” he added. “Hopefully everything works out and I can be back at the track next Thursday at Hartford Speedway.”
Jedrzejek was involved in a wreck with Chris Martin just over halfway in the 40-lap feature.
The wreck brought out the red flag and the World of Outlaws reported that the wreck sent Jedrzejek flipping through the air.
Red flag flies as Jedrzejek and Martin get together sending Jedrzejek flipping with 16 to go!
— World of Outlaws (@WorldofOutlaws) June 21, 2026
Shortly after the wreck, the Outlaws reported that “Jedrzejek is awake and alert as the safety team helps him from the car. Martin is okay.”
Jedrzejek is awake and alert as the safety team helps him from the car.
Martin is okay. https://t.co/eyVUM7plke
— World of Outlaws (@WorldofOutlaws) June 21, 2026
He would be transported to a local hospital that night with his team reporting he was “in better spirits” but would be “kept overnight for observation.” On Sunday morning, June 21st, the team shared the had been discharged.
Jedrzejek competed with the World of Outlaws Sprint Cars Series at Cedar Lake Speedway this past weekend where he finished 11th on Friday night and then 16th on Saturday night.
As Jedrzejek noted in his post, the Outlaws will not be back in action until July 9th when they head to Hartford Speedway for the Pure Michigan Showdown. After that they roll into Wilmot Raceway for a doubleheader on Friday, July 10 and 11 for the Larry Hillerud Memorial.
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