NASCAR Driver Pays a Remarkable Tribute to Her Father in Law Who Passed Away Due to Coronavirus

NASCAR Truck Series driver Angela Ruch paid a special tribute to his deceased father in law through his car. Angela’s father in law, a U.S Airforce veteran died of Coronavirus in April.

Angela is a former Xfinity series driver who now competes in the NASCAR Gander RV & Outdoors Truck Series. She drives the No. 00 Chevrolet Silverado/Toyota Tundra for Reaume Brothers Racing.

Fox Sports reporter Alan Cavanna posted a picture of her car with her father in law’s face on the front. The sign says, ” In memories of Robert Carl Ruch, Proudly served: U.S. Airforce, Husband. Father. Friend”

“In the end, no one is alone. We are all in this together.”: Angela Ruch, NASCAR Driver

She paid her tribute in the NASCAR truck series return race at Charlotte, North Carolina. She said, “COVID-19 definitely hits home for my husband and I and our family,” said Ruch. “You hear about it on TV but when it actually hits in your own personal home, it’s one of the hardest things I have ever had to deal with. You can’t have the proper burial service when these things happen so for Mike (her husband) and I. It has been a struggle to get through the days.”

This is Angela’s first full season in the Truck Series and she is already having a brilliant start. She is the only driver in NASCAR who is also a mother. And earlier this year, she became the first female driver to ever lead a lap at Daytona.

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