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Sunday’s race at Texas Motor Speedway brought to life an image that hasn’t been seen in the NASCAR Cup Series for some time — a Hooters car turning around after the checkered flag…
Chase Elliott made NASCAR history on Sunday by driving his Hooters car backward after winning the race at Texas Motor Speedway, a rare sight in the Cup Series. Breaking a year-long winless streak, Elliott paid tribute to Alan Kulwicki by performing a Polish victory lap, creating an emotional moment for him. The race’s numerous incidents led to an extended overtime, adding more pressure on Elliott’s shoulders. As a long-time partner, Hooters’ support and Kulwicki’s legacy made the victory even more special for Elliott and his team. The win also held sentimental value as it brought back memories of his father’s rivalry with Kulwicki, emphasizing the journey and camaraderie within the Hendrick Motorsports crew.
