NASCAR Driver’s Tear-Jerking Martinsville Story & “Go Fund Me” Refusal Melts the Heart of Fans: “My Hero”

Sometimes life throws such situations that the passion has to take a backseat to the necessary. But then again, there are those that find a balance between the two and continue to chase their passion while fulfilling the necessary. Such is also the case with a part-time NASCAR driver in the Truck Series.

Stephen Mallozzi, who is a little more than just one thing as his Twitter bio describes he is “just a guy who occasionally drives a NASCAR Truck, and gives betting advice on the Action Network, and writes for http://tobychristie.com,” recently shared a day in the life of a driver who is involved in as many things as he is.

“So if you’ve ever wondered what it’s like being a small-time racing driver… Yesterday I drove myself to @MartinsvilleSwy at 7 AM. I raced in the @NASCAR_Trucks race for @AMRacingNASCAR . I drove myself back to my apartment, getting back around 3 AM. Now, I’m serving @Outback,” he wrote.

NASCAR community salutes Stephen Mallozzi

When it comes to stories such as Mallozzi’s, the fans in the NASCAR community never fall short of appreciating and motivating such personalities. This was also the case for Mallozzi as he received a flood of support and appreciation from the fans.

One fan even asked, “Where is the go fund me.” To this, Mallozzi replied, “I did it once; but I can’t I’m good faith keep asking other random fans for their hard earned cash.”

“KING”

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