And we have a winner! Oh no, not in a NASCAR race, but in a Halloween costume party. While the world was dressed as their favorite spooky characters, Haley Dillon decided to steal the show. In an interesting turn of events, Haley decided to dress as her husband in her spooky costume. Yes, she dressed up as Ty Dillon for Halloween!

Taking her sense of humor up a notch, Haley Deegan dressed and acted like her husband Ty Dillon for the entire day. Sharing a clip of her in her Halloween costume, NASCAR on NBC wrote “Haley Dillon wins Halloween” on Twitter. And seeing her sporting her husband’s look, NASCAR fans applauded Haley in the comment section.

Some fans found her Halloween costume idea to be hilarious while others demanded that all NASCAR couples should give this a try. Applauding her acting skills, Twitter users commented;

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Well, from the comments, it is clear that NASCAR fans thoroughly enjoyed Haley Dillon’s Halloween shenanigans. Apart from this, Ty Dillon has been in news because of his announcement surrounding his 2023 season.

Ty Dillon will drive for a new team in the 2023 NASCAR Cup Season

Earlier in October, Ty Dillon announced that he will be joining Corey LaJoie at Spire Motorsports for the 2023 season. After driving for Petty GMS in 2022, Dillon is looking forward to driving the #77 at Spire Motorsports.

In a press release, Dillon stated; “I’m thankful for this opportunity, a new beginning with a very hungry team that is excited for the future.” Moreover, he said that he is looking forward to growing with Spire Motorsports and seeing the program with the team reach new heights.

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While expressing his hopes for the future, he said; “Spire Motorsports has been growing year after year when you look at the way that Corey and the No. 7 team has developed to be competitive. The organization is heading in the right direction and I’m excited to be a part of bringing the No. 77 up to where Corey has been running. Hopefully, we raise the whole level of competition together.”