Chase Elliott Did Not Do An Upside-Down Photo-Shoot Like Kevin Harvick, But Rather This at Fox Hanger Shoot

The 2023 NASCAR Cup season is just around the corner. But all the fun stuff has already begun. Broadcasters have started having media interactions and amusing promotional photoshoots with drivers. In his recent appearance on the Garage Talk, Chase Elliott revealed that he was busy with his Fox Hanger shoot on Wednesday.

During his conversation with the Garage Guys on YouTube, Elliott talked about his photoshoot experience. He mentioned that the shoot, which usually happens around the Daytona 500, was scheduled at Charlotte this year.

When the show’s co-host Chase Holden remarked that the Fox shoot was happening in a “weird fenced area, like laser tag place,” Elliott said, “They always have like just the most random setups. But they end up making it look cool. You know, when the final touch comes out. So, yeah, I think they’re kind of tasked with a pretty tough job. Because they have to create something different and just kind of weird every year to make some of those promo shots.”

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Intrigued by Elliott’s description of the shooting process, co-host Dale Tanhardt got eager to know if Elliott tried anything weird. Furthermore, he asked him if he shot any upside-down pictures like Kevin Harvick.

To this, the Hendrick Motorsports driver replied, “I did. (smiling) I had to go through, I mean everyone has to go through that station. I didn’t do the upside-down shot but we did all kinds of little, you know, kind of odd…”

Explaining his experience at the photo shoot, Elliott said, “Basically, they had this chair sitting in the room and I don’t know. I just kind of did a bunch of random stuff with the chair. So, it was all good.”

What does NAPA Auto Parts have in store for Chase Elliott?

Hendrick Motorsports and NAPA Auto Parts recently unveiled the latest paint scheme for Chase Elliott’s #9 Chevrolet Camaro through their Twitter account. As reported by tobychristie.com, HMS and NAPA announced that they have signed a five-year contract extension with Chase Elliott.

Revealing the new look for the 2020 Cup Series champion’s latest ride, NAPA Racing posted a picture on their official Twitter account.

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Apart from this, NAPA Auto parts retained its primary sponsorship contract with HMS and Chase Elliott in July 2022. This means that the automotive dealer will now sponsor the #9 for 26 races throughout the season.