Corey LaJoie is in the limelight again, and this time it’s for causing a crash at Daytona. Everything started when LaJoie was going door to door with Noah Gragson and the race started to get aggressive. LaJoie decided to shunt Gragson. This led the No. 10 Mustang to spin out, and many other cars got caught up in the commotion.

Corey LaJoie was held responsible for the crash as Denny Hamlin made a bold statement on X, pinning the massive pile-up on the No. 7 driver. Even LaJoie faced the consequences of causing the crash as he wrecked his car in the incident. Recently, Spire Motorsports decided to part ways with the driver, and the fact that he has retired from the last 2 races due to an incident helps support their cause.

Corey LaJoie takes out almost half the grid at Daytona

The battle between Noah Gragson and Corey LaJoie got intense during the 61st lap of the race. Both were fighting for P15, and the spin-out led to the crash piling cars behind them. Recently, LaJoie has been getting himself into quite a few wrecks, and without him being competitive in the series, fans are upset with him getting on track.

The 17-car crash was named the “Big One,” which wrecked Ross Chastain, Tyler Reddick, Chase Elliott, Denny Hamlin, Kyle Larson, Joey Logano, and Michael McDowell, along with other drivers who were just bystanders to the crash ahead of them.

Fans saw a post on X from Daytona and the comments section soon became a place where they shared their views on Corey LaJoie’s driving. Many fans are unhappy with LaJoie causing wrecks so often that many have started to say that he does not deserve to be in the Cup series.

Fans express their dislike for Corey LaJoie after the Daytona incident

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“@CoreyLaJoie, low-IQ driver,”  said one fan who is clearly enraged with how he has been driving recently. The ‘low IQ’ implies that LaJoie’s decisions on the track are poor and reflect a lack of intelligence.

This fan mistook LaJoie for Kenny Wallace, possibly suggesting that they see similarities between LaJoie’s driving and Wallace’s controversial driving style. Their comment read, “I thought that was Kenny for a second.”

One fan who sounded done with LaJoie’s theatrics said, “Park him for the season in my book.” Notably, LaJoie has lost his seat at Spire Motorsports and still has no team for next year.

“He wanted to go full Kevin Lepage after causing a wreck earlier. Dude is giving up,” said one fan, comparing LaJoie’s actions to those of Kevin Lepage, known for causing controversial crashes. They’re suggesting that LaJoie is not making a serious effort and is resigned to his poor performance.

“And he wonders why Spire is terminating him at the end of the year—that’s bush league right there! #Clueless.” This fan is pointing out LaJoie’s poor performance and the resulting decision by Spire Motorsports to let him go. They use “bush league” to criticize his lack of professionalism and imply that LaJoie is out of touch with the reasons for his firing.

That being said, what is your stand on Corey LaJoie’s recent driving? Share your thoughts in the comments below.