Controversy still looms fresh on Josh Williams’ head. It was just a little while ago that the Xfinity Series driver decided it would be a statement to park his car on the start-finish line in the middle of a race and walk off into the pits. However, his actions soon drew criticism. And later he was handed out a one-race suspension for his actions at the Atlanta Motor Speedway.

Even former NASCAR driver Dale Earnhardt Jr was not pleased about what had transpired. He even went on to justify that the penalty was correctly implemented to punish Williams. Meanwhile, despite still remaining under the heat, Williams decided it would be the perfect time to ask for a ride in a separate series co-owned by Earnhardt Jr.

Rebellious Xfinity Driver asks for a ride at Junior co-owned racing series

Just recently, Junior Tweeted about the CARS Solid Rock Carriers Tour race. He added how he and Kevin Harvick will be on the grid as well.

Witnessing Junior’s message, the Xfinity driver also tried his luck and asked if Junior had a spare ride for him.

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Junior did not reply to him yet. But the fans rallied behind the driver and urged the $400 Million worth of NASCAR legend to oblige.

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NASCAR community back the public request from Josh Williams

After Williams publically asked for a ride at the CARS Tour event, several fans were left ecstatic. They continued to urge the former HMS driver and Hall of Famer to give the lad a car for the upcoming race.

Some of the fans even brought up the controversial move made by the Xfinity driver. They backed up his actions and labeled it as a “badass move.”

Another fan suggested how Junior’s media company, Dirty Mo Media, could even go on to sponsor him for this specific race.

Meanwhile, as we wait on Junior’s decision, the general public sentiment seems to draw appreciation towards the lad. Moreover, bringing him in for the race may make the general fan base excited as well. However, that decision is up to Junior. We look forward to seeing Williams get back out on track, although it is for a different series because of his one-race suspension.

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