New Delhi:- With three Xfinity Series wins this season, including the final race in Atlanta, John Hunter Nemechek is likely much more of a current-generation NASCAR fan than his father remembers.

But "front row jaws" can still be found on racetracks. In fact, he's as busy as ever, working on vintage his racer development, driving the famous car number 87, his 2007 NASCAR Toyota his Camry, and anything else offered to him by clients and friends.

The 59-year-old from Lakeland, Florida, won the 1992 championship and was twice named Busch Series Favorite Driver at the time. He has made more than 1,200 NASCAR appearances in his three National Series from 1989 to his 2020, including four Cup wins and 16 Xfinity Series wins. He has won a total of 28 pole positions. 

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He is in Road America this weekend to take part in the WeatherTech International Challenge, a 4,048-mile stretch of the same rolling hills that will host the Xfinity Series with John Hunter in two weeks. Over 500 vehicles of all types and ages were seen lured out of trucks.

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Between practice sessions on Friday, the older Nemechek spoke about his relatively recent passion for racing and his big dreams for the future with his son.

So he said, I race every chance I get and ride whatever I can. The last few years have been great, from racing his old '69 Camaro and Mustang, old big muscle cars to prototypes. I drive everything and enjoy it very much. 

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John Hunter Nemechek has won the current season by grabbing the first place and is also having a great fan following than his father today in the whole NASCAR.