Video: School Bus Driver Get’s Chastain’ed Without Ross Chastain Even Being There

In a spectacular culmination of the 30th Summer Shootout season, Trackhouse Racing co-owner Justin Marks and his Cup drivers Daniel Suarez and Ross Chastain hosted a thrilling Trackhouse Block Party on Champions Night presented by the NASCAR Hall of Fame. The grassroots racing series, featuring Legend cars and Bandoleros, crowned its victors in an action-packed night.

The night’s highlight was an epic school bus race. Trackhouse Racing mechanic James Civali took his teammates to school in a thrilling slobber knocker. The action-packed event saw Civali and Josh Heidkamp going neck-and-neck, exchanging paint and the lead. However, a dramatic run-in along the backstretch brought out the yellow flag, setting the stage for a thrilling final lap.

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As the race resumed, Civali and Heidkamp continued their intense battle. But in a heart-stopping moment, Heidkamp slammed hard into the backstretch wall off of Turn 2, bringing the race to an abrupt end under caution. Civali emerged as the victor, narrowly edging out the field for an unforgettable win in the school bus race. And the crowd erupted, screaming the part-time in the Craftsman Truck Series driver’s name. The fun was far from over as the video soon surfaced on Instagram, and NASCAR fans were sent into a frenzy.

The Trackhouse team wrote, “@teamtrackhouse used up all their magic in the school bus race on the final night of Summer Shootout at @charlottemotorspeedway!”

“He did indeed… get Chastain’d,” a NASCAR enthusiast commented.

“About to get Chastain’d 😂😂😂” and “Was that Ross?” others added.

The “Being Chastained” or “Hail Melon” move, affectionately named after a racing trick Ross Chastain pulled off last year to rush into the Championship 4, involved an eye-watering smash into the outside wall. As the audience held their breath, Chastain let go of the steering wheel and floored the gas pedal. The result was akin to hyper-speed, allowing him to blaze past five cars in seconds and snatch the final spot in the title race. Motorsport enthusiasts worldwide lauded the audacity and creativity displayed by Chastain on that unforgettable day.

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This was not the end of the party as the Trackhouse team had more in store for NASCAR fans.

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Champions Night presented a lineup of exhilarating races across six divisions: Boston Reid & Company Pro, Old Armor Beer Co. Masters, VP Racing Semi-Pro, UNC Charlotte Young Lions, Bojangles Outlaws, and Bandolero Bandits. The drivers showcased their skills, determination, and passion for racing throughout the event.

But Champions Night was not just about the school bus race; it was a night of champions. On the final night of the Cook Out Summer Shootout, several talented drivers claimed victory in their respective divisions. Cullen Hutchinson dominated the Night Owl Contractors Beginner Bandoleros, while Wyatt Coffey emerged triumphant in the Bandits division. TJ Moon showcased his prowess in the Bojangles Outlaws, and Jackson Denton secured a victory in the UNC Charlotte Young Lions division. Dwayne Holder impressed in the Old Armor Beer Co. Masters, and Parker Traves shone in the VP Racing Fuel Semi-Pro. Meanwhile, Jake Bollman demonstrated his skill in the Boston Reid & Co. Pro division.

For these six worthy drivers, it was not just about one race; it was the culmination of their hard-fought efforts throughout the 30th anniversary season of the Cook Out Summer Shootout. The night was filled with cheers, adrenaline, and celebration as the champions were awarded for their dedication and achievements.

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As the summer season may be winding down, the Cook Out Summer Shootout ended with a bang, leaving fans and participants with unforgettable memories. With Trackhouse Racing’s Justin Marks and NASCAR drivers Daniel Suarez and Ross Chastain at the helm, Champions Night, presented by the NASCAR Hall of Fame, lived up to its billing as one of the most memorable events in the history of the Summer Shootout series. The passion for racing was fully displayed, and the night truly belonged to the champions.