Oschersleben, Germany. After Pro Series qualifying. Saturday 19 th September. (Offline) Euro NASCAR had a very different qualifying session to what I was used to in American NASCAR Series. It made me so proud that I was given an opportunity to race in Europe, more so at my home track, the special feeling I had. I couldn't stop thinking about how fucking thankful I was to interact with fans and how high of a fan attendance there was because I was racing in it. I even saw glimpses of the fans wearing my new merch for two thousand and twenty six season already. Which was super cool. As cool as it was them wearing Xfinity Series gear of me too. I saw some flags of me as well. It seems to be going really well and best of all, I managed to go to Superpole for the first time and the crowd went nuts for me when I did, I even celebrated with a burnout and standing on top of the roof of my car in front of the fans of both grandstands for the show and to thank them for showing up. I qualif...

Oschersleben, Germany. Thursday 18th September. (Off-Camera) It was parade day, as I had just made it from California to start this special weekend, to be a part of something I never thought possible: being a part of a Euro NASCAR parade in my hometown. It was certainly something worth doing, and it was well worth missing the SCW Apocalypse PPV for. I came straight from the Hannover airport to get here, and there was my team, Bremotion, for whom I was racing the entire weekend. My teammates on the team were a young German driver, Julian Wolfgang, and an American driver, Garrett Jones, who had plenty of experience with the NASCAR side of things. This parade was fucking amazing, so many cars, so many fans that came and greeted the drivers. It almost felt like I was at SCW's Dogfight In Düsseldorf PPV again because the buzz was incredible and felt just like that when I performed my special entrance for the Dogfight In Düsseldorf PPV. In fact, I got pretty emotional on the amount of tu...