Fans Nominate Kevin Harvick, Kyle Busch & Ross Chastain as “Fu*k Around and Find Out” Slogan’s Prime Candidates

NASCAR is a sport where aside from the clean racing, one also gets to witness hard contact-based action. Mostly, such incidents gain a poor reputation for the drivers causing them. Some drivers on the grid are no strangers to running into trouble like that. Recently, a NASCAR journalist shared a slogan printed on the rear of a dirt racing car and asked the fan who would they pick to have that slogan printed on their cars.

NASCAR journalist, Lee Spencer stated, “Which #NASCAR driver should carry this slogan on his back bumper? #DirtInDecember”

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Almost everyone knew who would come out trumps and, of course, it was Ross Chastain. The Trackhouse Racing driver has developed an infamous reputation of himself amongst the entire grid. He has ruined plenty of races or angered many drivers, hence, there is not much of a debate regarding this.

But fans not only pointed out Chastain for this particular slogan, they also mentioned other drivers such as Stewart-Haas Racing‘s Kevin Harvick and now former Joe Gibbs Racing driver Kyle Busch. A few of them even pointed the finger at Bubba Wallace, especially after what he ended up doing at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway against Hendrick Motorsports driver, Kyle Larson.

Fans vote for Ross Chastain and others to have the slogan on their cars

Almost the entire majority stated it should be Ross Chastain without a doubt, however, some fans also named other drivers such as Kevin Harvick and Kyle Busch. One fan pointed out Bubba Wallace would suit the slogan better since he never announced what he would do and just did it, unlike his boss Denny Hamlin, who always declares what he will do and then does absolutely nothing about it.

Fans stated,

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Who do you think should have this slogan printed on the back of their car in the NASCAR Cup Series? Let us know in the comments section.