Such is the beauty of sport, that it knows no barriers. When one steps onto the field, skill and all-round capability are the only thing that matter. All other external factors do not matter. Athletes are so amazed, intrigued and appreciative of another fellow talent’s abilities. They often support stars of another sport, and do so with the utmost respect and dedication. Watching fellow athletes in action is a wonderful exchange of ideas, skills, and techniques. Recently, basketball icon Michael Jordan was spotted at a NASCAR series. The 58-year-old was at the Go Bowl race, supporting fellow icon Bubba Wallace.
Michael Jordan is one of the greatest basketball players of all time. In about 20 years, Jordan created an unmatched legacy in the sport of basketball. Shattering record after record, the 6-time NBA Champion was an absolute sensation. He inspired thousands of youngsters to take up the sport and was a flag-bearer for fearless basketball. As a result, ‘MJ’ earned himself 6 NBA Finals MVP awards, 5 NBA MVP awards, and numerous other accolades. Irrespective of his achievements, however, Jordan was a massive fan of sport. And his appearance at the Watkins Glen International was the latest testament latest to this multi-faceted nature of his.
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Michael Jordan spotted at latest NASCAR series with Bubba Wallace
Bubba Wallace is a household name in the racing fraternity. The 27-year-old competes in the NASCAR Cup Series and is an ace driver. He recently competed at the Go Bowling at the Glen, where he finished in the 23rd position. However, the star attraction at the race was, in fact, someone else.
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#NASCAR owner Michael Jordan at #WatkinsGlen pic.twitter.com/GJ3ifaZL04
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In an exclusive video, Chicago Bulls legend Michael Jordan was spotted at the race. The 14-time All-star visited the Go Bowling at the Glen before the commencement of the race. Jordan was walking at the venue before eventually getting into a private vehicle. He also met the former Daytona 500 runner-up Bubba Wallace at the event. It was a lovely moment for onlookers and viewers, witnessing two greats of their fields in the same frame.