Ryan Preece‘s snow day antics have set off a playful exchange among NASCAR teammates, as drivers enjoy rare downtime before the delayed 2026 Cook Out Clash. Sharing his winter challenge in North Carolina, Preece turned a routine snowfall into a humorous showcase, bringing the Ryan Preece snow day into the spotlight for fans and fellow racers alike.
Preece Shares Snow-Covered Ride as Teammates Respond
With the official start of NASCAR’s season postponed by weather in Winston-Salem, many drivers are making the most of the snowy days. Joey Logano has been seen enjoying the snow with his family, drifting around their North Carolina property. Meanwhile, RFK Racing teammates Chris Buescher and Ryan Preece have found their own ways to embrace the conditions.
Preece shared a photo of his parking space, where both his car and a truck, including his low-profile Ford F150, were nearly hidden under a thick blanket of snow. His caption poked fun at the impracticality of his vehicle for winter weather:
“Snow day. The One-Fifty says the summer tires aren’t going to cut it,”
Ryan Preece, Driver.
Buescher quickly joined the back-and-forth, uploading a video of himself effortlessly performing donuts in his lifted, off-road-capable truck. In a lighthearted nudge at Preece’s struggle, he tweeted,
“4×4 >>>> lowrider Let me know if you need a tow, buddy!”
Chris Buescher, Driver.
Fans and Drivers Exchange Wit Online
Preece responded to Buescher’s gentle ribbing by dropping a GIF from the show “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia,” where characters ice skate in mock dismissal, reinforcing the spirit of friendly competition among the RFK Racing teammates. This lighthearted exchange quickly caught the attention of fans, who added their own commentary.
One fan observed,
“I think Buescher is enjoying the spinning around!”
fan. Another likened the playful rivalry to boyhood fun with,
“You boys love playing in dirt, mud, and snow. Glad you’re enjoying it. Be safe out there.”
fan. Optimism for on-track success was also clear as a supporter wrote,
“Hope that’s what you do Monday night as you win the Clash.”
devotee. Some highlighted the camaraderie among the team, noting,
“RFK may have the best teammate interactions of any of team.”
another.
Weather Delays NASCAR Season, Drivers Find Joy Away From Track
The snowstorm has forced the NASCAR season’s unofficial opener, the Cook Out Clash, to be postponed once again, pushing the event to Wednesday. RFK Racing, led by Brad Keselowski, has shown that even before the race cars hit the track, strong team bonds and resilience are on full display. Both Buescher and Preece have turned the challenges of a snow-filled North Carolina week into memorable moments and joyful banter.
As weather continues to disrupt racing plans, the playful exchanges and lighthearted spirit among NASCAR’s drivers remind fans of the unique camaraderie that defines the off-season. With anticipation building for the rescheduled Clash, attention remains not just on who will win, but on the friendships and playful rivalries that make the sport special.
4×4 >>>> lowrider
Let me know if you need a tow, buddy! https://t.co/UD10ajkY3I pic.twitter.com/wWQgMcRdrg
— Chris Buescher (@Chris_Buescher) January 31, 2026
You boys love playing in dirt, mud and snow. Glad you’re enjoying it. Be safe out there.
— KimHuntley75234 (@huntley75289311) February 1, 2026
