NASCAR Driver Who Ran Into Cheese Sign At Road America Gets Sponsored By Sargento | Carscoops carscoops
Earlier this year, while trying to avoid a crash at Road America, NASCAR Xfinity driver Josh Bilicki ran into an on-track sign advertising the Sargento cheese brand. The incident, which quickly became a meme, now means that Bilicki is making some real cheddar.
Sargento is a Wisconsin-based cheese maker, so it makes sense that it was advertising at the race, which takes place“When we saw our sign on the front of [Bilicki’s] car, we had the same reaction as many others,” said Louie Gentine, the big cheese at Sargento. “We like to have fun, so we’re excited to partner with theA massive crash is sparked after
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