https://x.com/jrmotorsports/status/2094879301610987571?s=46

https://x.com/naparacing/status/2094802470207729876?s=46

Seen this during my usual news scroll through X. It was deleted minutes later it looks like?

Edit: appears it has since been reposted and the JHN part is official.

I'm assuming the big announcement concerning the cars tour on the Dale Jr download today will be 1. One that the cars tour will be going to the freedom factory for a race but I can't figure out what the second one is anybody got any guesses?

https://x.com/RFKracing/status/2094800636827025889?s=20

https://x.com/rickwareracing/status/2094789592503165219?s=46

My prediction for JHN is that he’s going back to O’Reilly and unfortunately I don’t think he’s coming back to Cup full time. I could see him going to HFT in either the 98 or the 41 and potentially being an Allgaier type of driver for the rest of his career. I wouldn’t mind seeing that

Maybe I'm biased because I was at the 2021 road course race, but I thought it was cool (and about time) that they raced on that track.

I think he said this after a crash at Daytona in 2009. It was hilarious and I cannot find video of it anywhere. I think it's this interview, but that part is cut out. Anyone know where I can find it?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pk_D5JluIJo

The Eagle One scheme Mark ran at Charlotte in 1998 is just so badass. He led 31 out of the 70 laps in the All Star race there, which was mostly dominated by Gordon, until he ran out of fuel out of Turn 4 in the final lap, leading to Mark winning.

Does anybody know how to identify who drove this car? Or who owned it? The chassis number is RHE1199-724

From what I understand, it may have been a development chassis. As number 721 was a development chassis for dodge/petty enterprises.

Z-Line cars were always my favorite

That's all. I just find it awesome that even in death KFB still managed to gather more points in just under half the starts than a living driver with the whole regular season under his belt