Breast cancer survivors, Speedway officials and racer Kurt Busch paint the 1,500-foot pit wall for the October races and in recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
CONCORD — With dozens of breast cancer survivors donning pink shirts and wide smiles by his side, NASCAR driver Kurt Busch joined officials from Charlotte Motor Speedway and Blue Cross NC in painting Charlotte Motor Speedway’s pit wall pink on Tuesday. This marked the 10th year of collaboration on the event, which kicks off National Breast Cancer Awareness Month and serves as a prelude to the Oct. 8 running of the Drive for the Cure 250 presented by Blue Cross and Blue Shield of North Carolina.
Two Toyota pace car designs — created by artists and breast cancer survivors Jenean LaCorte and Nikki Thompson — for the Drive for the Cure 250 race on Oct. 8 are displayed with the artists and Busch. Fans can visit dftc250pacecar.com to vote for their favorite design.
The auction for the signed pink window nets will open Oct. 10 and close Oct. 17. For more information and a complete list of participating drivers, visit www.NASCARfoundation.org/pinknets.
Breast cancer survivors, Speedway officials and racer Kurt Busch paint the 1,500-foot pit wall for the October races and in recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
Two Toyota pace car designs — created by artists and breast cancer survivors Jenean LaCorte and Nikki Thompson — for the Drive for the Cure 250 race on Oct. 8 are displayed with the artists and Busch. Fans can visit dftc250pacecar.com to vote for their favorite design.
The auction for the signed pink window nets will open Oct. 10 and close Oct. 17. For more information and a complete list of participating drivers, visit www.NASCARfoundation.org/pinknets.