There have been some great commercials over the years featuring NASCAR drivers, though if you believe what you see, they wear firesuits and drive their racecars everywhere they go, and would apparently forget their own car number if it wasn’t embroidered on their pajamas. However, they can’t all be instant classics. Here are a few that, while memorable, are memorable for all the wrong reasons.
1. Denny Time
No time should ever be Denny Time. Ever.
2. Date night
What was he thinking? Wait, in retrospect, what was she thinking?
3. JJ’s pet porcupine
They make these handy things called gloves, Jimmie…
4. NAPA NO-how
The singing is bad enough. But the end seals the need for mental floss.
5. 2014 Indy 500 promo
OK, it’s not NASCAR, but it is racing and well, this is the wrongest of the wrong. Fair warning, you will never, ever unsee this…
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How about the one with the driver (Jimmie?) getting out of his car in the driveway with dry cleaning and goes into the house through the window beside the front door?
How about any commercial with Michael Waltrip involved.