NASCAR Xfinity Series star Connor Zilisch suffered a broken collarbone after slipping and falling off of his car in Victory Lane, the driver announced on social media. Zilisch, 19, had just earned his sixth win of the 2025 season at Watkins Glen International and was climbing out of his car to stand on the driver's door and celebrate when he lost his balance and fell to the ground,

NASCAR Xfinity Series phenom Connor Zilisch suffered a broken collarbone after slipping and falling from his car during his celebration following the Mission 200 at The Glen on Aug. 9 at Watkins Glen International.

A scary moment in victory lane after the NASCAR Xfinity race at Watkins Glen. Connor Zilisch fell off his car while celebrating winning the Mission 200 at the Glen. He was put on a stretcher and taken away in an ambulance. Zilisch was taken to the infield care center. pic.twitter.com/TN3mgS9lHf

NASCAR has confirmed that it will adopt a preventive measure to ensure a driver remains safe while celebrating in the Victory Lane. However, the sport will not stop drivers from celebrating in the manner that Connor Zilisch did,

NASCAR Xfinity Series points leader Connor Zilisch had surgery this week to repair a broken collarbone suffered in a fall while celebrating a win last weekend.

Driver Connor Zilisch's head-first tumble from the roof of his car in Victory Lane last weekend resulted in a broken collarbone but no changes in the customary celebrations, NASCAR said. There will be more attention on the window net,

Connor Zilisch has posted an update on his recovery after falling off his car following his Xfinity Series race win at Watkins Glen.

To clear up a bit of confusion in the aftermath of Connor Zilisch falling and breaking his collarbone during his NASCAR Xfinity Series victory lane celebration on Saturday at Watkins Glen, no the Sanctioning Body is not going to police victory lane moving forward.

NASCAR has made a decision on changing their post-race celebration rules and regulations after Connor Zilisch suffered a scary fall

NASCAR has confirmed that it will not be making any sweeping rule changes after Connor Zilisch injured himself celebrating a win last weekend at Watkins Glen. Speaking on the Hauler Talk podcast, NASCAR's managing director of communications Mike Forde insisted that drivers will not be instructed to avoid climbing on their cars on victory road going forward.