President Donald Trump was at the Super Bowl Lix last weekend to see the Philadelphia Eagles Clobber to the Kansas City bosses, and on Sunday, he is expected to attend the Super Bowl de Nascar: the Daytona 500.
“The Great American Race” will begin at 1:30 pm et in Fox in Daytona International Speedway, which starts Nascar’s 2025 season.
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President Donald Trump speaks before the start of the Nascar Daytona 500 in Florida, on February 16, 2020. (AP Photo/Alex Brandon, Archive)
It is the second time that Trump attends the race. He was there in 2020, and was given the honor of being the great marshal of the event while running for president. He then said in Pak Gazette that Nascar liked the courage of the pilots who pursue the “pure American glory.”
He said that Daytona 500 is a “legendary exhibition of roaring engines, very high spirits and American skill, speed and power that we have been listening to for so many years. The tens of thousands of patriotics here have come today for fast cars. And sports of world class engines.
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Bubba Wallace drives during a practice session for Nascar Daytona 500 on Friday, February 14, 2025 in Florida. (AP Photo/John Raux)
Nascar Bubba Wallace pilot, who got into a Trump dispute during the 2020 season, was asked during the week about the possibility of the president attending the race. He said “I couldn’t matter less” if Trump appeared or not.
“We are here to compete. Not for the show,” Wallace added.
Chase Briscoe is in the pole for the race with Austin Cindric next to him in the front row. Wallace is in third place.
Kyle Larson waits while her crew makes adjustments to her car during a practice session for Nascar Daytona 500. (AP Photo/John Raux)
The defending champion of Nascar, Joey Logano, described the tenth.
