<text>  ARCA driver Will Kimmel was uninjured after flying over a concrete retaining wall, flipping into a parking lot and striking at least one parked car at Mobile International Speedway. The 26-year-old nephew of ARCA veteran Frank Kimmel posted on his Facebook page that he was doing good following the bizarre crash early in the Mobile 200 on Saturday. According to witnesses, it appeared the throttle stuck on Kimmels No. 69 Ford on the ninth lap. Scroll down for videos . Accident: ARCA driver Will Kimmels car seen on the far right can be seen veering off the road on Saturday . Death-defying: Kimmel was uninjured after flying over a concrete retaining wall, flipping into a parking lot and striking at least one parked car at Mobile International Speedway . Close encounter: The 26-year-old nephew posted on his Facebook page that he was doing good following the bizarre crash. His vehicle is seen slamming into dirt . Survival: Will Kimmel right is seen posing with the man whose trailer hitch he struck, Jonny Charles Jr. Because there are no outside walls around the slightly banked track, there was nothing to stop Kimmels car as it drove off the half-mile track. Kimmels car rolled at least once before finding the parking lot. The car struck the trailer hitch of a pickup truck before coming to a stop. Kimmel posted a photograph he took with the truck driver to Facebook. Kimmel said in an post-crash interview with Popular Speeds Matt Weaver Unfortunately for us the throttle hung, something we always check for, so it was just a freak accident. Kimmel told Weaver I wish they would have outside walls here. Personally, just so I would have had to put a clip on it instead of junking a race car that I only had 12 laps on. I dont know. Im frustrated. Because there are no outside walls around the slightly banked track, there was nothing to stop Kimmels car as it drove off the half-mile track . Peril: Kimmels car rolled at least once before finding the parking lot . On the edge: Kimmels car teetered on its side during the crash, as evidenced in this close-up still taken from footage of the accident . Health: Kimmel has said he was sore from the accident but otherwise alright. A close-up still taken from footage shows his car slamming over the wall . Kimmel has said he wished Mobile International Speedway featured outside walls . Mechanical problems: According to witnesses, it appeared the throttle stuck on Kimmels No. 69 Ford on the ninth lap. This photo shows the trailer hitch Kimmel struck . Asked if he was alright, Kimmel said in the interview Yeah. Im sore. I mean, I dont know whos not gonna be after that, but I dont have a headache or anything like that. Ron Drager, the president of ARCA Racing Series, told Popular Speed One of the things we do on a regular basis is understand the characteristics of a particular race track because you cant apply what works at the Illinois State dirt Fairgrounds and apply it to Daytona or even Mobile. So understanding the nature of a facility with no concrete walls and understanding where the barriers are, we are certainly going to do a review of that. Drager told the website that the organization was happy both the driver safety compartment and Kimmel were unharmed. Debris: Kimmels car was left totaled after the race . Wreckage: The car struck the trailer hitch of a pickup truck before coming to a stop . 