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February 16, President Donald Trump paid a visit to Daytona 500, a 500-mile-long NASCAR Cup Series motor race. It was his second time marking his presence at the race held annually at Daytona International Speedway in Daytona Beach, Florida. He first attended in 2020 when he was running for his second term.
The NASCAR event witnessed an epic moment as Air Force One performed a flyover before the race. The plane landed after buzzing the speedway for less than an hour. Donald Trump arrived with his son Eric Trump and grandchildren Luke and Caroline. Other notable government personalities included Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy and Interior Secretary Doug Burgum.
Trump’s heavily armed limousine then led the drivers on the track on two laps. Meanwhile, the US leader addressed the participants with a radio message.
