Timmy Hill Will Follow Kyle Busch and Attempt to Run All 7 Seven Races at Darlington and Charlotte

Kyle Busch will be running in all the seven NASCAR races in Darlington and Charlotte. And now Timmy Hill will be attempting to match Kyle in his pursuit.

The 2011 NASCAR Rookie of the year posted on Twitter about his plans to run in all the races. Replying to Jenna Fryer the MBM Motorsport driver confirms that he will run in all the seven races like Kyle.

On Thursday, the defending Cup Series champion Kyle Busch announced his race plan. He will be running all seven NASCAR national series races. The races will run over the next 11 days at Darlington Raceway and Charlotte Motor Speedway. Additionally, Kyle reveals in an interview on SiriusXM Radio, “I’m running all of those, everyone that’s scheduled I’m in. It’s going to be getting thrown to the wolves, that’s for sure.”

If successful, Kyle Busch and Timmy Hill will hold an insane NASCAR record

Running multiple consecutive races is routine for Busch. At Bristol Motor Speedway in August 2010, he turned into the main driver to clear a race end of the week tripleheader of NASCAR’s best three national series. And has done it again from that point forward. Additionally, Busch has 209 victories across Cup (56), Xfinity (96), and trucks (57).

The Joe Gibbs Racing driver sums that these seven races will be less burdening because of their condensed plans. He says, “With this, all you can do is show up, you get in the vehicle and you run the race,”.

In addition, “I feel as though it sounds really labor-intensive and heavy and man. But in my mind, I’m kind of like, ‘Man, I don’t know if it’s really going to be that bad.’ But I’ll let you know when it’s all said and done.”

On the other hand, This will be Timmy’s first attempt to try multiple headers across all the three nationwide series.

In conclusion, NASCAR will return with a Cup race on Sunday at Darlington Raceway. And it will mark a unique occasion when multiple drivers will try to claim a bizarre NASCAR record.  The Sunday will be followed by an Xfinity race on May 19 and another Cup race May 20.

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