NASCAR Legend Matt Kenseth Roasted Jimmie Johnson After Breaking His Record

Matt Kenseth left NASCAR at the end of the 2018 season. However, he returned in 2020 to replace the suspended Kyle Larson. Although he hasn’t ridden a NASCAR car for a race since, that doesn’t mean he doesn’t keep himself active. In fact, he ran a different race.

Far from the motorsports arena, former Roush Fenway Racing driver became the third NASCAR racer (after Jimmie Johnson and Danica Patrick) to complete the Boston Marathon.

He crossed the line in a time of 3:01:40, finished 3,576, and placed 141st in the men’s 50-54 age division.

Kenseth’s time was the fastest of a NASCAR driver in the Boston Marathon. He beat 43-year-old Johnson’s time of 3:09:07 and Patrick’s time of 4:01:21.

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Kenseth, who now has the right to brag, joked about losing to the 7-time NASCAR Cup Series champion- “Yes, he’s younger.”

What did Matt Kenseth say after the race?

The NASCAR racer was connected to CBS after his run in the Boston Marathon. The 50-year-old said, “I think you’re just speeding yourself up in the beginning. There’s a lot of people, and you can’t really get past people, which is pretty nice. It’s kind of bothering me. I think the biggest challenge is not killing your quads at all. of that descent. “

“It’s very different than any other marathon I’ve run and stored something for the finish, so when I get past Heartbreak Hill, I really feel so good and it’s on. And I finished really strong, so I was happy there. ”

This isn’t the first time Kenseth has shown his more athletic side. A few years ago, he and several fellow NASCAR drivers competed in The Assault on Mt. Mitchell. For those who don’t already know, it’s a 102.7-mile bike ride up Mt. Mitchell, who boasts climbing more than 10,000 feet.

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Now, with the Boston Marathon record under his belt, it remains to be seen what Kenseth will do next. What did you do on his marathon display?