NASCAR drivers to wear shoes designed by children's hospital patients
Chase Elliott and his Hendrick Motorsports teammates - Dale Earnhardt Jr., Jimmie Johnson, and Kasey Kahne - will be sporting special footwear for a good cause this weekend at Atlanta Motor Speedway.
As part of the launch of the Chase Elliott Foundation, the drivers will wear racing shoes designed by five patients at Children's Healthcare of Atlanta. Elliott will wear two different pairs - one for Saturday's NASCAR Truck Series race and another for Sunday's NASCAR Cup Series race.
Sweet kicks for a cause.
— NASCAR (@NASCAR) March 3, 2017
This is awesome, @chaseelliott: https://t.co/KuFKmpHi8Z pic.twitter.com/yNisRT7nS5
The shoes will be auctioned off after the races, with all proceeds going to Elliott's foundation and benefiting the Children's Healthcare of Atlanta summer camp program.
Auctions are open for @chaseelliott, @kaseykahne, @JimmieJohnson & @DaleJr's shoes! #Design2Drive4Childrens
— Hendrick 24 Team (@Hendrick24Team) March 3, 2017
👉: https://t.co/tyvC6S6Q88 pic.twitter.com/sSpIS8XEDv
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