SPEED SPORT Twitter Me This!

Each month in SPEED SPORT Magazine we highlight some of our favorite Twitter posts from racing personalities from various disciplines. Here is the SPEED SPORT Twitter Me This from January 2020.

Justin Marks (@JustinMarksDG): I don’t have dreams. I have plans.

Dominic Scelzi (@DominicScelzi41): So confusing…@GioScelzi can outrace some of the best behind the wheel, can build a race car from the group up with his eyes closed, but can’t make pasta roni…how?

Jagger Jones (@jaggerjones98): My brother just said that he wants to live to 95 so he can be in the year 3000. Should I tell him?

Dale Earnhardt Jr. (@DaleJr): 2020 and no time travel. 1985 me thought that’d be a thing by now.

Daniel Hemric (@DanielHemric): Sitting at lunch and @KenzieHemric randomly looks at me and says, “I hope our daughter gets my looks.” Thanks babe, really appreciate it.

Thomas Meseraull (@Tmezdriftz): I’m hoping this Red Bull gets me motivated.

Ron Capps (@RonCapps28): Stop pretending…You know you dig Limp Bizkit.

Jason McDougal (@jasonmcdougal69): Tornado sirens in December, I missed Oklahoma.

Brad Keselowski (@keselowski): Shoutout to all those families dealing with scheduled Wednesday trash pickup this holiday season.

Steve Casebolt (@caseboltc9): This restaurant I’m at is too fancy for straws I guess. But I wasn’t looking too sophisticated when the ice stuck to the bottom of the glass smacked me in the face though either. So I guess it’s a trade off.

Kyle Steffens (@kylesteffens8): I’m going to need a stacker trailer to haul around all of my families stuff this Christmas. Time to cut back.

Ryan Vargas (@RyanVargas_23): If you weren’t raised eating dinosaur shaped chicken nuggies did you really have a childhood?

Johnny Petrozelle (@Johnny_GoFast_): Microwaves are over complicated. The only button needed is “add 30 sec.”

Tanner Thorson (@Tanner_Thorson): I need a super late model ride ASAP! Let’s make it happen! These things are bad ass!

Doug Coby (@doug_coby): Anybody ever send yourself an email with a list of things to remember to do and then when your phone dings literally a second later your brain says, ‘Oh I just got an email. I should check it right away because it might be really important?” And then it’s from you.