DAYTONA BEACH — A Cocoa Beach woman smashed through the infield of the Daytona International Speedway early Saturday morning, injuring four people and damaging six vehicles, according to the Daytona Beach Police Department. 
 
 Police said that they could smell alcohol on Abbie Kinney, 43, who blew twice the legal limit. 
 
 Four witnesses told police that they watched Kinney drive her black Toyota truck into four people and six vehicles, including motor homes, near Lake Lloyd, a well-known area of the racetrack known for its camping during the Daytona 500. 
 
 The arrest report said that Kinney told police she "shouldn't have been driving" because she had been drinking. She then failed all of the sobriety exams and and took a breath test in which the first try she blew a 0.179, which is well above the legal limit, the report indicated. 
 
 Kinney faces nine charges of damaging persons or property while driving under the influence as well as one charge of driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol. 
 
 She remained in custody Saturday afternoon. ||||| Daytona Beach Police: Woman hit people, vehicles in DUI crash Home Daytona Police: Woman hit people, vehicles in DUI crash Daytona Beach Police said Abbie Kinney hit 4 people and 6 motor homes early Saturday morning in the infield of the Daytona International Speedway. 
 
 Daytona Beach Police said Abbie Kinney hit 4 people and 6 motor homes early Saturday morning in the infield of the Daytona International Speedway. 
 
 AJ Maddox said he is one of the four people hit. 
 
 "I got lucky. I really did. I don't know how I'm standing here right now. If I had been standing a foot to the left or the right, who knows," He told Fox 35's David Williams. 
 
 Maddox, 24, said he was right in the infield of the Daytona International Speedway's events, just having a good time with friends, when a woman barreled down the street slamming into the RVs where they were sitting. 
 
 "We tried to scatter as best we could, but two of our best friends got hit. Myself, I had to duck underneath this RV here," Maddox explained. 
 
 Dusty, who was there too, sent Fox 35 photos of the immediate damage Saturday morning. 
 
 Investigators said four witnesses told them they watched Kinney crash her vehicle into 4 people and 6 motor homes. 
 
 Maddox is one of the four people hit. 
 
 "I'm alright," He said "My backs a little sore. I got tossed around pretty good after I got hit." 
 
 Maddox said his friend broke his leg when he was hit, and is in the hospital, recovering from surgery. Another man who was with Maddox said he was injured as well. He had a bandage wrapped around his hand, but did not want to speak to Fox 35. 
 
 "We heard a loud bang behind us, as soon as we turned around, she was on top of us," Maddox explained. 
 
 Investigators said Kinney admitted to drinking three beers and had a strong odor of alcohol on her breath. Kinney was arrested. 
 
 Maddox said "She's in jail. So, hopefully she'll learn from that." 
 
 Maddox added "We are lucky to be alive. Hopefully she realizes that." 
 
 After causing all of this damage investigators say Kinney is facing several charges including DUI.
– Daytona International Speedway has seen plenty of crashes over the years, but perhaps none like this one. A woman has been charged with DUI after crashing into the infield and causing injuries, reports the Daytona Beach News-Journal. It happened early Saturday, as fans were camping out on an area of the racetrack ahead of Sunday's big race. Police say 43-year-old Abbie Kinney blew twice the legal limit after driving her pickup through the infield, hitting four people and six RVs. One of those injured suffered a broken leg, reports Fox 35. "We heard a loud bang behind us, as soon as we turned around, she was on top of us," says one of the injured spectators. "I got lucky. I really did. I don't know how I'm standing here right now. If I had been standing a foot to the left or the right, who knows."