Austin Dillon waited a long time to do his first victory burnout, and he wasn’t going to be denied — just delayed.
A fuel-mileage gamble in the Coca-Cola 600 helped Dillon earn his first Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series race victory, but it also left him without the necessary gas to perform a burnout. But it mattered not, as the Richard Childress Racing driver made up for it once he got home.
Dillon’s neighbors probably didn’t appreciate the barnyard romp, but he likely didn’t care, as the celebration was over six years in the making.
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