Mexico City, Mexico. Sunday 15th June. (Offline) Maybe I wasn't so bad at road courses after all, like AJ and the team have been saying about me. I wasn't confident, but something happened yesterday with that Xfinity Series race. I won, yes, I finally won a road course race in my career. It was a hard battle with Daniel Suarez, and we also put on a show. Only the reactions, although understandable because Suarez was from Mexico were booing the shit out of me. I smirked as I made these Mexican fans unhappy and stuck it straight to them with me doing my interview as a professional wrestler, showing a wrestling side of me off a bit. Even the entire team came over to congratulate me because they knew how hard I had worked to win a road course race. That being said, though, today's Cup Series race was a completely different story. I qualified twenty-second, which was unacceptable by my standards, and I really didn't feel comfortable in the car at all, mostly because the car ...

Welcome, North Carolina. Wednesday 11th June. (Offline) This was the day I was absolutely dreading and felt I was going to lose my mind, not only a road course race which was a curse to my career, but it was also the fact I had to endure my punishment for Xander Valentine on destroying the car in the shop back in January to race in the NASCAR Cup Series. I know Chris Rice, the team manager for Kaulig Racing called everybody in as although everyone in NASCAR and even the team itself knew I was doing this Cup Series race as a punishment, Chris called all the drivers to the Kaulig Racing shop because it was the first race in years that NASCAR was going to another country. I've been to Mexico before to do many wrestling matches there. I was especially invited to do a Lucha Libre wrestling gig, which I accepted, as everyone knows I'm a wrestler. Apart from the Kaulig Racing team and some of my NASCAR friends, nobody else in NASCAR has ever seen me wrestle, despite everyone in NASCAR...