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Personal Narrative: My Nascar Race

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There was a Nascar race going on and I was happy to see it, i went to it, I had a great time at the races we partied everyday we met some drivers also I video the race on my iPad for the whole race I talked to Chase Elliott and Bill Elliott I met Kyle Busch, Sam Hornish Jr, Brain Vickers, Clint Bowyer i had fun meting all of them

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