Frontstretch will scour Twitter and other social media platforms looking for some of the best posts from your favorite NASCAR personalities, drivers and media members from all across the industry. These were some of our favorite posts from this week and we hope you enjoy them too!
This guy showed up on my birthday @ReconyxInc Takes a sweet picture ?? pic.twitter.com/hX7vnqy9vn
— Martin Truex Jr. (@MartinTruex_Jr) July 1, 2015
Martin Truex Jr. had a surprise captured on one of his trail cameras. Safe to say, Truex is already looking forward to deer hunting season!
HP at its finest!!! pic.twitter.com/0GasyYXW6F
— Clint Bowyer (@ClintBowyer) July 2, 2015
Clint Bowyer had some fun off the track over the week. Bowyer posted this photo, telling everyone that horses is the best kind of horse power available. It would be very interesting to see Bowyer guide a horse-powered wagon!
Best seat in racing. Top row of the new @DISupdates. This is a game changer. pic.twitter.com/XQp7pwAasI
— Jamie McMurray (@jamiemcmurray) July 3, 2015
Jamie McMurray spent some time at the track this past weekend checking out the new views at the 2.5-mile Daytona International Speedway. As part of the Daytona rising project, a series of remodeling phases at Daytona, McMurray climbed the steps up to the new grandstand section and snapped this selfie. Appears to be a fantastic view!
We better race now because I've drank enough coffee that I'm for sure not going to sleep! #letsrace
— Kevin Harvick (@KevinHarvick) July 6, 2015
Kevin Harvick spent the rain delay on Sunday evening drinking coffee, according to this tweet. Harvick is very lucky that the race wasn’t called because he would have probably been up for the remainder of the night. It also probably came in handy since the race did not conclude until almost 3:00 a.m. ET.
If they waited much longer, the team's would've had to replace their 4th of July paint schemes with Christmas ones.
— NASCAR_Wonka (@warningtrackbar) July 6, 2015
During the rain delay, NASCAR Wonka posted this tweet, suggesting that if the race doesn’t start soon, teams will have to change their Fourth of July schemes over to Christmas schemes. We’re thankful that the race was able to be completed before Christmas.
When you're starting at 11:35 p.m., discussing who the "sleeper" might be could prove dangerous. #nascar #CokeZero400
— nascarcasm (@nascarcasm) July 6, 2015
NASCARCasm caught something interesting during the broadcast last Sunday night. When NBC started talking about possible sleepers during the race, meaning underdog drivers who could potentially win, he posted this hilarious tweet.
So thankful that everyone suffered no serious injuries in the aftermath of our event tonight. Proud of the win and the team I'm a part of.
— Dale Earnhardt Jr. (@DaleJr) July 6, 2015
Dale Earnhardt Jr. did something very classy after his victory on Monday morning. Instead of celebrating the victory right away, Earnhardt shared his concerns for driver Austin Dillon and fans sitting in the area where the No. 3 Chevrolet slammed into the catchfence. This is something that not all athletes would do.
Those 88 & 13 crew guys instinctually rushing to check on Austin Dillon was one of the greatest moments in sports this year. Brotherhood.
— Marty Smith (@MartySmithESPN) July 7, 2015
Marty Smith also shared some thoughts on the crew members who ran out to check on Dillon after the wreck. Smith posted this tweet, saying the move is one of the greatest moments in all of sports this year. Safe to say, we agree with this tweet.
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Dillon shared something cool with everyone on his Instagram page. Dillon did some recovery in a cool chamber. The effect is similar to an ice bath that many athletes do regularly. It would be interesting to see what the coolness of this feels like!
That concludes this week’s edition of Tweet ‘N’ Greet! Be sure to check back here next week for another edition featuring numerous people all around in the NASCAR industry! If you’re on Twitter and have not already, please give us a follow @Frontstrech!
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