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Trackhouse Co-owner Pitbull Gives His Stamp of Approval to Daniel Suarez in Front of Thousands in Nashville Concert

Published 02/29/2024, 1:48 PM EST

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Trackhouse Racing co-owner Pitbull had his plans for the start of the season washed out at the Daytona 500. However, Mr. Worldwide’s party was just getting started as the subsequent weekend in Atlanta, the #99 driver for Trackhouse, Daniel Suarez secured a historic 0.003-second victory over heavy-hitters, Ryan Blaney and Kyle Busch, making it not just a second Cup Series win for Suarez, but a thrilling start to the 2024 season for the entire Trackhouse Racing team. The celebratory mood extended beyond the racetrack, reaching the bustling concert scenes of Nashville, Tennessee where the Grammy-winning Miami native, ever the showman, was turning up the volume on his ‘Trilogy Tour’ with Ricky Martin and Enrique Iglesias, as well as his commitment to Trackhouse’s recent victory at Atlanta.

Pitbull and Atlanta Winner Daniel Suarez Energize Fans with Epic Nashville Celebration

This exhilarating win for the Mexican-born Suarez presented a unique opportunity for Pitbull to showcase his dual passion for music as well as motorsports. Taking the stage at Nashville’s iconic Bridgestone Arena, The ‘Rain on Me’ artist wasn’t just there to deliver electrifying Latin rhythms. He was there to celebrate the #99 driver who had defied the odds and emerged victorious in a nail-biting finish.

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As the music pulsed and the crowd roared, Pitbull invited the newly minted Atlanta champion onto the stage, with the cheers intensifying. In a show of support and celebration, Pitbull declared proudly, “I want to bring out someone who is a grinder, an underdog, a fighter, and is living the American Dream and fighting for it!” He then addressed Daniel Suarez directly, saying, “Daniel ven pa’ ca (come out here!)…. We gotta celebrate the win!”

Following the introduction, a beaming Suarez joined Pitbull, greeted by thunderous applause from the ‘Music City’ audience. The duo, united by their recent record-breaking triumph, celebrated alongside a medley of performers and dancers, the energy electrifying the entire arena.

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The celebration culminated in a resounding toast, echoing the common Spanish victory toast, “Pa’ arriba! (Up!) Pa’ abajo (Down) Pa’ centro (To the center) Pa’ dentrooo! (To the inside!)” – a powerful symbol of their shared victory and the momentum it brought to Trackhouse Racing early into the season.

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This wasn’t just any celebration by Mr 305, it was a strategic one. The concert, coinciding with the release of his recently released EP, “TRACKOUSE: Daytona 500 Edition,” served as the perfect platform to further promote the lines between his globally acclaimed artistry and his dedication to the racing world. The EP, an extension of his full-length album “TRACKHOUSE,” released last year, is a vibrant tapestry of the grooviest music that pays homage to his love for NASCAR and his partnership with the Trackhouse team.

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Likewise, Suarez’s victory at the Atlanta Motor Speedway wasn’t just a win either; it was a statement of intent and determination. Emerging victorious after a 57-race winless streak, The 2016 Xfinity Series champion defied the odds, showcasing his unwavering commitment to success. Pitbull’s public endorsement further highlights Suarez’s potential, elevating him as a beacon of hope for Trackhouse Racing and global NASCAR enthusiasts ‘worldwide.’ Could this be the year the #99 team finally becomes the face of Trackhouse Racing?

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Amman Augustin

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Amman Augustin is a NASCAR Writer at EssentiallySports. With his coverage majorly focusing on the lavish off-track lives of drivers, Amman often brings the lesser-known side of Denny Hamlin and Kevin Harvick to their fans. Another aspect of NASCAR where he flourishes is covering rivalries between competitors.
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Rohan Karnad