Naskar legend Jimmy Johnson and Shackel O’Neil took their friendly competition to the next level with a new challenge. Naskar driver known and towering The American Professional League Star enjoyed some light exchanges over the years, but things were really picked up on Friday.
What started with the good O’Neal bond about Johnson’s continuous attempts at DayTona 500 quickly turned into a challenge.
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The roots of this humorous dispute are due to O’Neal’s comments on Johnson’s long history with DayTona 500, after making 22 attempts.
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O’Neill, who is not one of being ashamed to make his ideas known, asked loudly if Johnson might exaggerate them a little. Johnson, who was not upset by the competitor, took it in a step, and even a return to The American Professional League A star by questioning his skills in the basketball field.
O’Neal, who led to the heat, threw the glove with a free shooting challenge, enjoying the average professional life of 52 % of the line, and suggested an extraordinary bet. If O’Neal can win this friendly competition, it will gain the right to get the steering wheel in the DayTona in Johnson. In the classic Johnson style, he quickly answered with an anti
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O’Neal suggests taking Johnson to spin, but Johnson had his own idea if he won. to publish:
Sweet hardware for you the rock.
Oh, classic @Shack Slip in my DMS. Your place only drives my car is dinner. If you win, you can design my Daytona – how good you are with colored chalk? If you win, I have some sweet equipment for rock music. https://t.co/vh22i2jnipy
Jimmie Johnson (@jimmiejohnson) January 31, 2025
Jimmie Johnson has a great profession in NASCAR, including impressive victories in Daytona 500. Although his race table is reduced, he is still a huge character in this sport.
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2025 NASCAR Cup schedule
Normal season
- February 2: Winston -Salem (Clash) – 8 pm, Fox
- February 16Dietona 500 – 2:30 pm, Fox
- February 23Atlanta – 3 pm, Fox
- March 2Austin – 3:30 pm, Fox
- March 9: Phoenix – 3:30 pm, FS1
- March 16Las Vegas – 3:30 pm, FS1
- March 23: Homestead – 3 pm, FS1
- March 30: Martinsville – 3 pm, FS1
- April 6Darlington – 3 pm, FS1
- April 13Bristol – 3 pm, FS1
- April 20: Outside (Easter)
- April 27: Talladega – 3 pm, Fox
- May 4Texas – 3:30 pm, FS1
- May 11Kansas – 3 pm, FS1
- May 18: North Wilkesburu (all stars) – 8 pm, FS1
- May 25Charlotte – 6 pm, a post video
- June 1Nashville – 7 pm, main video
- June 8Michigan – 2 pm, main video
- June 15: Mexico City – 3 pm, main video
- June 22nd: Pocono – 2 pm, main video
- June 28Atlanta – 7 pm, TNT
- July 6Chicago Street course – 2 pm, TNT
- July 13Sonoma – 3:30 pm, TNT
- July 20: Dover – 2 pm, TNT
- July 27: Indianapolis – 2 pm, TNT
- August 3Iowa – 3:30 pm, USA
- August 10Watkins Glen – 2 pm, USA
- August 16Richmond – 7:30 pm, USA
- August 23Dietona – 7:30 pm, NBC
Qualifiers
- August 31Darlington – 6 pm, USA
- September 7Saint Louis – 3 pm, USA
- September 13Bristol – 7:30 pm, USA
- September 21New Hampshere – 2 pm, USA
- September 28Kansas – 3 pm, USA
- October 5Charlotte Road course – 3 pm, USA
- October 12Las Vegas – 5:30 pm, USA
- October 19: Talladega – 2 pm, NBC
- October 26: Martinsville – 2 pm, NBC
- November 2: Phoenix – 3 pm, NBC
