Pizza Delivery Guy, Who Risked His Life to Save 5 Children From Flames, Gets Major NASCAR Promise

NASCAR recently fulfilled a lifelong dream of a pizza delivery boy to watch a NASCAR race in person. The man was hailed as a local hero after showcasing his bravery during a house fire.

Nick Bostic, a pizza delivery guy, at 11th July saw a house on fire and without any hesitation, he walked in and saved the lives of five children from the raging inferno.

His heroic efforts were applauded by everyone in the community and even in the local news. NASCAR reached out to him, granting Nick VIP status for the Indianapolis Motor Speedway race weekend.

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For Nick, this has always been his dream. We’re sure he’s going to have the time of his life at the race.

Indianapolis Motor Speedway qualifying order for the NASCAR Cup Series

The qualifying session for the Indianapolis race has been split into two different groups.

Former Formula One driver Daniil Kvyat is going to be at this round of the NASCAR Cup Series race at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.

In Group A the order is as follows –

1. Daniil Kvyat
2. Josh Williams
3. Josh Bilicki
4. Denny Hamlin
5. Todd Gilliland
6. Kyle Busch
7. Austin Cindric
8. Harrison Burton
9. Justin Haley
10. Ryan Blaney
11. Brad Keselowski
12. Ross Chastain
13. Chase Briscoe
14. Aric Almirola
15. Austin Dillon
16. William Byron
17. Martin Truex Jr.
18. Daniel Suarez
19. Kyle Larson

And Group B looks like this –

1. Loris Hezemans
2. Joey Hand
3. AJ Almendinger
4. Cody Ware
5. Ty Dillon
6. Ty Gibbs
7. Corey LaJoie
8. Chris Buescher
9. Cole Custer
10. Ricky Stenhouse Jr.
11. Kevin Harvick
12. Joey Logano
13. Michael McDowell
14. Bubba Wallace
15. Erik Jones
16. Alex Bowman
17. Tyler Reddick
18. Christopher Bell
19. Chase Elliott

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This will definitely be fun to watch a former Formula One driver race in a NASCAR series.