Tony Stewart's return to the NASCAR Truck Series ended early at Talladega Superspeedway after a nine-car wreck, according to a Fox News report on the crash. The outlet reported that the return ended after 17 laps.

Fox News reported that the wreck was triggered by Stewart Friesen's loose truck. The outlet's summary of the incident identified that truck as the starting point of the crash.

Fox News described the incident as a "massive nine-car wreck" and presented it as the reason Stewart's return to the Truck Series ended early. The outlet's headline describes Stewart as a NASCAR legend, a characterization attributed to Fox News here.

The available Fox News reporting does not include further details on the race result, on the condition of the drivers involved, or on the sequence of events leading to the wreck. Because Fox News is the only source for this story, the facts above are limited to what that outlet reported.

No other outlet's reporting was used in preparing this account, and no conflicting accounts were identified in the material available.

Sources: Fox News: NASCAR legend Tony Stewart's return to the Truck Series ends early with big crash at Talladega.