Kyle Petty Charity Ride Across America

Riding for the Cause since 1995

The 30th Anniversary Ride will take place from May 1 – May 9, 2026, starting in Sonoma, California, and ending in Charlotte, North Carolina, crossing 11 states in just nine days.

Former NASCAR driver and current racing analyst Kyle Petty officially announced the complete route and overnight stops for the 30th Anniversary Kyle Petty Charity Ride Across America (KPCRAA). For the milestone edition, the 30th Anniversary KPCRAA will truly cross the United States, starting in Sonoma, California, on May 1, 2026, and concluding in Charlotte, North Carolina, on May 9, 2026.

 

The 30th Anniversary Kyle Petty Charity Ride Across America will be book-ended by trips to two iconic Speedway Motorsports (SM) racetracks, Sonoma Raceway and Charlotte Motor Speedway, and will see Petty lead roughly 150 motorcycles over 3,400 miles across 11 states in just nine days to raise funds and awareness for Victory Junction – a camp dedicated to providing life-changing camping experiences for children with serious and chronic medical conditions. Since 1995, more than 9,575 riders have logged 13.3 million cumulative motorcycle miles and raised more than $23 million for Victory Junction and other children’s charities.

 

Morgan and our Motor Marshals are going over every mile, every turn, and every light along the route! This detailed planning is essential to ensure a safe Ride! pic.twitter.com/VadnYcoO8H

— KylePettyCharityRide (@KPCharityRide) April 29, 2026

In celebration of America’s 250th birthday, the 30th Anniversary KPCRAA will ride historic Highway 50, the ‘Loneliest Road in America,’ and parts of the original Route 66, both of which are celebrating their Centennial in 2026. The Ride is working closely with America 250 to highlight iconic stops along the way, and contribute to the “Our American Story,” program in which stories of everyday Americans will be recorded for posterity.

 

The Ride will also make stops at the original Bass Pro Shops in Springfield, Missouri; tour Elvis Presley’s home and museum Graceland in Memphis, Tennessee; explore the Coker Museum in Chattanooga, Tennessee; ride the famous 318-curve and 11-mile Dragon through the Appalachian Mountains; visit Wheels Through Time Motorcycle Museum in Maggie Valley, North Carolina; capped off with a trip to Victory Junction before heading to Charlotte Motor Speedway.

 

“The reason I am so excited about this year’s Kyle Petty Charity Ride Across America is because this is our 30th year,” Petty said. “America 250 – the anniversary of our great country’s independence, the 100th anniversary of Highway 50 – the ‘Loneliest Road in America,’ the 100th anniversary of Route 66 – another iconic highway. There is just so much to celebrate this year. The places we are stopping – Bass Pro Shops, Coker Museum, Graceland, riding the Dragon - just like the kid’s book says, ‘Oh the places you’ll go!’ I feel like a kid and I’m ready to do it.”

 

Spectators and race fans along the 2026 route are encouraged to attend one of the Ride’s nine overnight stops or daily pit stops to greet Petty and the riders, purchase memorabilia, collect autographs and make donations to Victory Junction.

 

Full 30th Anniversary Kyle Petty Charity Ride Across America Schedule:

• Day 1, Friday, May 1 – Sonoma, CA to Ely, NV
• Day 2, Saturday, May 2 – Ely, NV to Moab, UT
• Day 3, Sunday, May 3 – Moab, UT to Colorado Springs, CO
• Day 4, Monday, May 4 – Colorado Springs, CO to Wichita, KS
• Day 5, Tuesday, May 5 – Wichita, KS to Springfield, MO
• Day 6, Wednesday, May 6 – Springfield, MO to Memphis, TN
• Day 7, Thursday, May 7 – Memphis, TN to Chattanooga, TN
• Day 8, Friday, May 8 – Chattanooga, TN to Asheville, NC
• Day 9, Saturday, May 9 – Asheville, NC to Charlotte, NC

The start and end points for the 30th Anniversary Ride also replicates the first route taken by Kyle Petty and friends during the initial Ride in 1995. The first Ride kicked off May 8, 1995, following the NASCAR Cup Series race at Sonoma Raceway, and wrapped up in Charlotte eight days later.

 

Among the celebrities participating in this milestone 30th Anniversary Ride are NASCAR Hall of Famer and seven-time NASCAR champion Richard Petty; NASCAR Hall of Famer and NASCAR Cup Series champion Matt Kenseth; NASCAR Vice Chairman Mike Helton; former NASCAR drivers Clint Bowyer, David Ragan, Ken Schrader, and Kenny Wallace; former Formula 1, Champ Car, and NASCAR driver Max Papis; former IndyCar driver JR Hildebrand; TV personalities Rick Allen and Rutledge Wood; and great-grandson of William A. Davidson, one of the Harley-Davidson founders, VP & Global Brand Ambassador Bill Davidson.

 

The bikes are unloaded and all we’ve got left to do is ride! pic.twitter.com/eZSwa8Abkr

— KylePettyCharityRide (@KPCharityRide) April 28, 2026

Since the inaugural year in 1995, the KPCRAA has had 10 total NASCAR Hall of Fame members, two Landmark Award winners and one Squier-Hall Award winner participate in the Ride including: Richard Petty, David Pearson, Terry Labonte, Ray Evernham, Robert Yates, Tony Stewart, Matt Kenseth, Hershel McGriff, Donnie Allison, Harry Gant, NASCAR Vice Chairman Mike Helton, NASCAR Chairman and CEO Jim France, and veteran journalist Deb Williams.

 

Applications for the 2026 Ride are closed, and all riders have been selected. The Ride accepted 26 new riders, and applications for the 30th Anniversary Ride filled up in record-setting time – less than 72 hours after applications were distributed. All told, there will be riders from 35 different states, plus two Canadian provinces, taking part in this year’s Ride.

 

“Once you go on the Kyle Petty Charity Ride, you become part of the Charity Ride family,” Petty said. “It’s hard to explain to somebody that doesn’t understand it. We have around 50 people who have gone 20 years or more on this Ride.

 

“This year we have 150 motorcycles going with us, and we still had to turn people away. It is the hardest thing to tell people it didn’t work out for this year’s Ride.” he said. “We tell those people to come back next year, get on the list, and we will look at those people first. We have two doctors and two nurses that go with us, paramedics that follow the bikes, retired Highway Patrol motor officers who act as our Ride Motor Marshals, we have a hotel and luggage team, a media team, Coca-Cola sends a team and truck with products, Harley-Davidson sends a truck and technicians – there are an additional 30+ people that go with us just to make sure we can ride every day. The level of commitment from our team, our valued partners and many volunteers is really something special.”

 

Kyle Petty with wife Morgan and sons Overton, Cotton and Davant. 

 

 

source: Kyle Petty Charity Ride Across America (KPCRAA) Media

Kyle Petty Charity Ride Across America Announces 30th Anniversary Ride Route

The 30th Anniversary Ride will take place from May 1 – May 9, 2026, starting in Sonoma, California, and ending in Charlotte, North Carolina, crossing 11 states in just nine days.

 

Former NASCAR driver and current racing analyst Kyle Petty officially announced the complete route and overnight stops for the 30th Anniversary Kyle Petty Charity Ride Across America (KPCRAA). For the milestone edition, the 30th Anniversary KPCRAA will truly cross the United States, starting in Sonoma, California, on May 1, 2026, and concluding in Charlotte, North Carolina, on May 9, 2026.

 

The 30th Anniversary Kyle Petty Charity Ride Across America will be book-ended by trips to two iconic Speedway Motorsports (SM) racetracks, Sonoma Raceway and Charlotte Motor Speedway, and will see Petty lead roughly 150 motorcycles over 3,400 miles across 11 states in just nine days to raise funds and awareness for Victory Junction – a camp dedicated to providing life-changing camping experiences for children with serious and chronic medical conditions. Since 1995, more than 9,575 riders have logged 13.3 million cumulative motorcycle miles and raised more than $23 million for Victory Junction and other children’s charities.

 

In celebration of America’s 250th birthday, the 30th Anniversary KPCRAA will ride historic Highway 50, the ‘Loneliest Road in America,’ and parts of the original Route 66, both of which are celebrating their Centennial in 2026. The Ride is working closely with America 250 to highlight iconic stops along the way, and contribute to the “Our American Story,” program in which stories of everyday Americans will be recorded for posterity.

 

The Ride will also make stops at the original Bass Pro Shops in Springfield, Missouri; tour Elvis Presley’s home and museum Graceland in Memphis, Tennessee; explore the Coker Museum in Chattanooga, Tennessee; ride the famous 318-curve and 11-mile Dragon through the Appalachian Mountains; visit Wheels Through Time Motorcycle Museum in Maggie Valley, North Carolina; capped off with a trip to Victory Junction before heading to Charlotte Motor Speedway.

 

“The reason I am so excited about this year’s Kyle Petty Charity Ride Across America is because this is our 30th year,” Petty said. “America 250 – the anniversary of our great country’s independence, the 100th anniversary of Highway 50 – the ‘Loneliest Road in America,’ the 100th anniversary of Route 66 – another iconic highway. There is just so much to celebrate this year. The places we are stopping – Bass Pro Shops, Coker Museum, Graceland, riding the Dragon - just like the kid’s book says, ‘Oh the places you’ll go!’ I feel like a kid and I’m ready to do it.”

 

Rutledge Wood, NASCAR Race Mom and Kyle Petty 2014 Carlsbad KPCR
Spectators and Race fans along the 2026 route will have loads of fun! 

 

Spectators and race fans along the 2026 route are encouraged to attend one of the Ride’s nine overnight stops or daily pit stops to greet Petty and the riders, purchase memorabilia, collect autographs and make donations to Victory Junction.

 

The 2008 KPCRAA took us from Traverse City, MI to Savannah, GA, with some incredible stops along the way. We lapped Road America, visited the new Harley-Davidson Museum and even had a talent show! pic.twitter.com/IuEPwjftH5

— KylePettyCharityRide (@KPCharityRide) February 20, 2026

Full 30th Anniversary Kyle Petty Charity Ride Across America Schedule:

• Day 1, Friday, May 1 – Sonoma, CA to Ely, NV
• Day 2, Saturday, May 2 – Ely, NV to Moab, UT
• Day 3, Sunday, May 3 – Moab, UT to Colorado Springs, CO
• Day 4, Monday, May 4 – Colorado Springs, CO to Wichita, KS
• Day 5, Tuesday, May 5 – Wichita, KS to Springfield, MO
• Day 6, Wednesday, May 6 – Springfield, MO to Memphis, TN
• Day 7, Thursday, May 7 – Memphis, TN to Chattanooga, TN
• Day 8, Friday, May 8 – Chattanooga, TN to Asheville, NC
• Day 9, Saturday, May 9 – Asheville, NC to Charlotte, NC

The start and end points for the 30th Anniversary Ride also replicates the first route taken by Kyle Petty and friends during the initial Ride in 1995. The first Ride kicked off May 8, 1995, following the NASCAR Cup Series race at Sonoma Raceway, and wrapped up in Charlotte eight days later.

 

Among the celebrities participating in this milestone 30th Anniversary Ride are NASCAR Hall of Famer and seven-time NASCAR champion Richard Petty; NASCAR Hall of Famer and NASCAR Cup Series champion Matt Kenseth; NASCAR Vice Chairman Mike Helton; former NASCAR drivers Clint Bowyer, David Ragan, Ken Schrader, and Kenny Wallace; former Formula 1, Champ Car, and NASCAR driver Max Papis; former IndyCar driver JR Hildebrand; TV personalities Rick Allen and Rutledge Wood; and great-grandson of William A. Davidson, one of the Harley-Davidson founders, VP & Global Brand Ambassador Bill Davidson.

 

Since the inaugural year in 1995, the KPCRAA has had 10 total NASCAR Hall of Fame members and two Landmark Award winners participate in the Ride including: Richard Petty, David Pearson, Terry Labonte, Ray Evernham, Robert Yates, Tony Stewart, Matt Kenseth, Herschel McGriff, Donnie Allison, Harry Gant, NASCAR Vice Chairman Mike Helton, and NASCAR Chairman and CEO Jim France.

“Once you go on the Kyle Petty Charity Ride, you become part of the Charity Ride family,” Petty said. “It’s hard to explain to somebody that doesn’t understand it. We have around 50 people who have gone 20 years or more on this Ride.

 

“This year we have 150 motorcycles going with us, and we still had to turn people away. It is the hardest thing to tell people it didn’t work out for this year’s Ride.” he said. “We tell those people to come back next year, get on the list, and we will look at those people first. We have two doctors and two nurses that go with us, paramedics that follow the bikes, retired Highway Patrol motor officers who act as our Ride Motor Marshals, we have a hotel and luggage team, a media team, Coca-Cola sends a team and truck with products, Harley-Davidson sends a truck and technicians – there are an additional 30+ people that go with us just to make sure we can ride every day. The level of commitment from our team, our valued partners and many volunteers is really something special.”

  

source: Kyle Petty Charity Ride Media

NASCAR’s King's Take on the 2020 Kyle Petty Charity Ride Across America

The 26th Anniversary #KPCharityRide! / May 2 - 8

Former NASCAR driver and current NBC Sports racing analyst Kyle Petty has announced the route for his 26th Anniversary Kyle Petty Charity Ride Across America (#KPCharityRide), this year’s celebrity participants and more! Considered one of the most successful and popular charity rides in the country, the Ride will travel through picturesque scenes across Arizona and Utah.

Kyle’s father is known as the King of NASCAR. Richard Lee Petty raced from 1958 to 1992 in the Cup Series with two hundred wins on the way to seven cup championships. At the age of eighty-two (born July 2, 1937), Richard makes time to participate the #KPCharityRide which raise funds and awareness for Victory Junction – a camp dedicated to providing life-changing camping experiences for children with chronic and serious medical illnesses.

Question: What does the ride mean to you?

Richard Petty: The Kyle Petty Charity Ride has always meant something special; you can have fun and all the while support a great cause Victory Junction

Question: Why do you like to participate in the ride?

Richard Petty: The reason I like to participate in the charity ride every year is because I love traveling and seeing all the different parts of the country.

Question: Why do you love riding motorcycles?

Richard Petty: I love riding motorcycles because you see so much more than when you are in a car.

Question: What excites you most about the 2020 Ride?

Richard Petty: I am excited about the 2020 Charity Ride because we are going through some of my favorite parks.

The 2020 Kyle Petty Charity Ride Across America (#KPCharityRide) will cover more than 1,500 miles on a seven-day trek with two hundred (200) participants. The Ride will begin in Phoenix, Arizona, on May 2 and return to Phoenix on May 8 – making this the first time ever the Ride has started and ended in the same city!

Because of the Ride, 8,210 children have attended Victory Junction at no cost to their families. Last year alone, the Ride raised $1.7 million and sent 128 children to Camp. Victory Junction has served as the Ride’s primary beneficiary since its establishment by Petty and his family in 2004 in honor of his late son, Adam.

There’s so much joy filling camp today! ✨ We’re in the middle of our first Family Weekend session of the year, and having so much fun spending time together. ☺️ pic.twitter.com/7VsRL6si8G

— Victory Junction (@VictoryJunction) March 7, 2020

Among the celebrities participating in this year’s Ride are NASCAR Hall of Famer and seven-time champion Richard Petty; NASCAR legends Harry Gant, Hershel McGriff and Donnie Allison; current NASCAR driver David Ragan; former Formula 1, Champ Car and NASCAR driver Max Papis; former NFL great and Heisman Trophy winner (1982) Herschel Walker; and NBC Sports NASCAR personalities Krista Voda and Rutledge Wood.

“In the past, I haven’t been able to participate for the full duration of the Ride. But when Kyle first told me about this year’s route, I said I was going to clear my schedule to be there for the whole thing because I wanted to see all of the places on the list,” said Kyle’s father, Richard Petty. “My wife Lynda and I spent a lot of time in the Southwest and it was a special place for us. I’m excited to see some of those places again and share them with Kyle.”

The 2020 Ride is made possible by presenting sponsor Cox Automotive, as well as Coca-Cola, Harley-Davidson Motor Company, Dodge Law, Racing Electronics, WinCraft Racing, FLUIDYNE Racing Products, Petty Family Foundation, Headbands of Hope, Piedmont Moving Systems, WileyX, Blue Emu and Goody’s.

2020 Route Overnight Stops

• Day 1 - Saturday, May 2:
• Phoenix, AZ to Lake Havasu City, AZ
• Day 2 - Sunday, May 3:
• Lake Havasu City, AZ to Flagstaff, AZ
• Day 3 - Monday, May 4:
• Flagstaff, AZ to Bryce Canyon City, UT
• Day 4 - Tuesday, May 5:
• Bryce Canyon City, UT (Off Day)
• Day 5 - Wednesday, May 6:
• Bryce Canyon City, UT to Monument Valley, UT
• Day 6 - Thursday, May 7:
• Monument Valley, UT to Sedona, AZ
• Day 7 - Friday, May 8:
• Sedona, AZ to Phoenix, AZ

You can follow along on Facebook, Instagram and/or Twitter.

You can donate to the Kyle Petty Charity Ride Across America online by visiting the donate tab.

You can also call 704-714-4545 or send a check to Kyle Petty Charity Ride, Inc. at 125 Floyd Smith Drive, Suite 45 Charlotte, NC 28262.

Photo Credit: Kevin Kane Photography

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Kyle Petty Charity Ride Across America Raises $1.3 Million for Victory Junction

225 participants traveled down the East Coast to raise funds to send deserving children to summer camp

This year’s Ride featured several celebrity riders, including Richard Petty, Harry Gant,
Hershel McGriff, Donnie Allison, David Ragan, Ricky Craven, Herschel Walker,
George Rogers, Krista Voda, Rutledge Wood, and Rick Allen.

The Kyle Petty Charity Ride Across America today announced it raised $1.3 million during its recent 24th Anniversary Ride. Funds raised directly benefit Victory Junction – a camp dedicated to providing life-changing camping experiences for children with chronic or life-threatening illnesses. The Ride’s donation supports maintenance programs, building projects and camperships.

For the first time since 2011, former NASCAR driver and NBC Sports racing analyst Kyle Petty brought his annual motorcycle ride back to the East Coast. On May 5, Petty embarked on 1,200-mile route, leading 225 participants from Portland, Maine, to Greensboro, North Carolina. Traveling through nine states in seven days, the Ride included many bucket list stops and sights on its themed “Americana Tour.”

Featured activities included victory laps at New Hampshire Motor Speedway and Pocono Raceway, the hallowed grounds of Woodstock, tours of the Martin Guitar Factory, Mario Andretti’s estate, Harley-Davidson Vehicle Operations plant and Petty Museum, a visit to Manheim Pennsylvania—the world’s largest auto auction, and a ride through Shenandoah National Park. But perhaps the most exciting part of the 2018 Ride was the finale celebration at Victory Junction.

“From lapping the track at New Hampshire to our homecoming at Victory Junction, this year’s Ride was a little bittersweet,” said Petty. “It was more emotional for me this year than past Rides because we ended at Camp. I’ve said it a million times – when I see a camper, I see Adam in their smile and I know he’s still here with us. And there were campers everywhere as we pulled into Camp.”

Victory Junction has served as the Ride’s primary beneficiary since its establishment by Petty and his family in 2004 in honor of his late son, Adam. Since 1995, more than 8,400 riders have logged more than 12 million cumulative motorcycle miles and raised $19.3 million for Victory Junction and other children’s charities.

Funds were gathered from fans along the route, as part of the Ride’s “Small Change. Big Impact.” program, as well as donations made by generous sponsors, organizations, and the riders themselves.

“The generosity of our sponsors is a huge reason why we’re able to do the things that we do, and this year we were fortunate enough to visit our friends at Manheim Pennsylvania and Harley-Davidson,” said Petty. “In addition to making contributions to our cause, these companies work so hard to provide our riders with memorable visits that include great food, fellowship, activities and more.”

The 2018 Ride was made possible by presenting sponsor Manheim, as well as Coca-Cola, Harley-Davidson Motor Company, Dodge Law, Racing Electronics, WinCraft Racing, FLUIDYNE Racing Products, Petty Family Foundation, Headbands of Hope, Piedmont Moving Systems, WileyX and Goody’s.

“The Kyle Petty Charity Ride has a special place in our hearts at Manheim and Cox Automotive,” said Janet Barnard, Cox Automotive Chief People Officer. “I’m so proud of our team’s passion to get involved and raise money for this truly inspirational cause, especially our team members at Manheim Pennsylvania who rallied together to raise $84,437 for the Ride.”

This year’s Ride also featured several celebrity riders, including NASCAR Hall of Famer and seven-time champion Richard Petty; NASCAR legends Harry Gant, Hershel McGriff and Donnie Allison; current NASCAR driver David Ragan; former NASCAR driver and ESPN racing analyst Ricky Craven; former NFL great and Heisman Trophy winner (1982) Herschel Walker; Heisman Trophy winner (1980) and Super Bowl champion (XXII) George Rogers; and NBC Sports NASCAR personalities Krista Voda, Rutledge Wood, and Rick Allen.

The numbers are in, y'all! Thanks to our riders, sponsors & fans, we raised $1.3 MILLION on the 24th Anniversary #KPCharityRide! Give yourselves a big pat on the back! 👏👏👏

We can't wait to send more kids to @VictoryJunction as a result! 😊 Read more: https://t.co/et5cGy6Ufk pic.twitter.com/JL2ndjzqLj

— KylePettyCharityRide (@KPCharityRide) June 19, 2018

To look back at Petty and the riders’ journey, check out their posts on social media:

• • Facebook: www.facebook.com/kpcharityride and www.facebook.com/kylepetty45 
• • Instagram: www.instagram.com/kpcharityride and www.instagram.com/kylepetty 
• • Twitter: www.twitter.com/kpcharityride and www.twitter.com/kylepetty

For more information about the 24th Anniversary Kyle Petty Charity Ride Across America or to donate, please visit www.kylepettycharityride.com.

About Kyle Petty Charity Ride Across America

Led by former NASCAR driver and racing analyst Kyle Petty, the Kyle Petty Charity Ride Across America is an annual cross-country motorcycle ride that raises funds and awareness for Victory Junction. The Ride is one of the most successful and popular charity events in the country. Now in its 24th year, more than 8,400 riders have logged more than 12 million cumulative motorcycle miles and raised $19.3 million for Victory Junction and other children’s charities.

About Victory Junction

Victory Junction is a year-round camping environment for children, ages six to 16, with chronic medical conditions or serious illnesses. Co-founded by Kyle Petty and his family in honor of their son Adam, the camp is located in Randleman, North Carolina. Victory Junction exists to provide life-changing camping experiences that are exciting, fun and empowering, in a safe and medically-sound environment, always free of charge. As a not-for-profit organization, the camp operates solely through the support of generous individuals, foundations, organizations and corporations to provide this experience at no charge to children and their families. Since the camp’s inception, more than 26,600 children and families have received not only a circle of support but experiences thought to only be possible by healthy children. Victory Junction is a member of the SeriousFun Children’s Network of Camps founded by Paul Newman, and is accredited by the rigorous guidelines of the American Camping Association. To learn more, please visit www.victoryjunction.org.

About Manheim (www.manheim.com)

Manheim® is North America’s leading provider of end-to-end wholesale solutions that help dealer and commercial clients increase profits in their used vehicle operations.

Through its extensive physical, mobile and digital sales network, the company offers diverse solutions for inventory management, buying and selling, floor planning, logistics, assurance and reconditioning. With more channels and smarter tools, Manheim Marketplace offers the most comprehensive end-to-end solutions and services, enabling wholesale vehicle buyers and sellers faster and more efficient ways to connect and transact business how and when they want. In addition, Manheim provides industry-leading data and tools to improve client efficiencies and decision-making, while delivering a value-added customer experience.

Approximately 18,000 team members enable Manheim to offer 8 million used vehicles per year, facilitate transactions representing nearly $58 billion in value and generate annual revenues of more than $3 billion. Headquartered in Atlanta, Manheim North America is a Cox Automotive™ brand. For more information, visit http://press.manheim.com.

Source: KPCR Press Release
Photo Credit: Kevin Kane Photography

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Kyle Petty Charity Ride Across America

Follow Their East Coast Trek Via Social Media

For the first time in more than seven years, two hundred and twenty-five (225) riders adventure on the East Coast on the Ride’s 24th Anniversary trek raising money to send kids to Victory Junction.

Former NASCAR driver and NBC Sports racing analyst Kyle Petty will lead his band of merry men and women down the East Coast; starting in Portland, Maine, on May 5 and ending in Greensboro, North Carolina, on May 11.

Dubbed by Petty as “The Americana Tour,” this year’s route features many bucket list stops, sights and activities for participants – including victory laps at New Hampshire Motor Speedway and Pocono Raceway, the hallowed grounds of Woodstock, tours of the Martin Guitar Factory, Harley- Davidson Factory and Petty Museum, a visit to Manheim Pennsylvania — the world’s largest auto auction, and so much more. But perhaps the most exciting part of the 2018 Ride will be its homecoming and finale celebration at Victory Junction.

“It’s been more than seven years since we’ve been to the East Coast. We heard the requests of both our riders and fans, and we’re excited to deliver a special route full of incredible surprises and experiences, like riding through Shenandoah National Park – which will be the 13th national park visited on the Ride,” said Petty. “We’ll also be ending the Ride at Camp this year, which always brings everything full circle. Year after year, all the miles we travel are for the kids at Victory Junction. They’re the reason we ride.”

If you can not participate as a spectators along the 2018 route, you can keep up with this adventure via the social media post below which will be updated daily.

Day 7, Friday, May 11 – Hot Springs, Virginia to Greensboro, North Carolina

While this day never gets any easier, it always makes us thankful for Adam Petty and the legacy he left. We believe @kylepetty said it best, “When you see these kids leave (Victory Junction) with a smile on their face, that’s a little bit of Adam smiling with each one of them.” pic.twitter.com/ne9x35Ngly

— Victory Junction (@VictoryJunction) May 12, 2018

The parking lot is clearing out! Saying goodbye is never easy when you’re with the #KPCharityRide family, but we’ll see you all real soon! pic.twitter.com/rhSkMLBmJG

— KylePettyCharityRide (@KPCharityRide) May 12, 2018

It wouldn’t be a true camp experience without learning this! 🙌🏼 pic.twitter.com/qHZeLJZ9o9

— Victory Junction (@VictoryJunction) May 11, 2018

Great day @VictoryJunction! Thank you Richard Petty and the @KPCharityRide for all you do for campers! pic.twitter.com/ZscLX4uqBr

— Salisbury Mom (@salisburymom) May 11, 2018

We had so much fun at our finale dinner last night with all of Riders! These people are family and we can’t wait to see them again next year!! #kpcharityride pic.twitter.com/sbJMrRq9Ya

— KylePettyCharityRide (@KPCharityRide) May 12, 2018

What a memorable day to be at Victory Junction! Thank you to all of our campers & supporters who came out this afternoon to help us welcome @kylepetty & the @kpcharityride to camp. 💙💚❤️💛 pic.twitter.com/fgbKoXr2yR

— Victory Junction (@VictoryJunction) May 11, 2018

This year, @victoryjunction campers gave our Riders bracelets to wear to say thanks for helping to send them to Camp. Things like this go a long way with our Riders and will be treasured forever! #kpcharityride pic.twitter.com/UEEntl6MAh

— KylePettyCharityRide (@KPCharityRide) May 11, 2018

From meeting campers to touring Camp, our Riders got to experience the magic of @victoryjunction today! Everyone left with a smile!! 😊 #kpcharityride pic.twitter.com/Lc3FKmB4Fs

— KylePettyCharityRide (@KPCharityRide) May 11, 2018

Shout out to our @harleydavidson Support Team, Dano and Warren, for fixing mechanical issues on our Riders’ bikes this week. They keep everyone up and running all week! #kpcharityride pic.twitter.com/SWNHUAU7LA

— KylePettyCharityRide (@KPCharityRide) May 11, 2018

Camp is filling up with campers & fans in anticipation for the arrival of the @kpcharityride! 🙌🏼 pic.twitter.com/R7AKUDyGFO

— Victory Junction (@VictoryJunction) May 11, 2018

The @kpcharityride is heading “home” today to Victory Junction! We can’t wait to welcome them this afternoon, with your help! Just a reminder fans, please arrive at camp by 12:30 p.m. for guaranteed admittance. See you soon!! pic.twitter.com/WfMKPfAoTg

— Victory Junction (@VictoryJunction) May 11, 2018

Every mile we ride is for the kids at @victoryjunction. It brings everything full circle ending our Ride here today. #kpcharityride pic.twitter.com/QLob29xt5B

— Kyle Petty (@kylepetty) May 11, 2018

Such a beautiful day on the @kpcharityride and look who came to say hi! It's my friend @taywhiteside from @blackdogsalvage you have probably seen their show #SalvageDogs on @diynetwork Thanks for coming, Tay! On to @victoryjunction with my friends from the photo crew (AKA: FOTO). Say hi to @boomeralred (takes vacation to be here & shoot & edit all our videos for free), @kkphotoimages (New York Police officer who takes vacation to take pics for free & hangs out the back of this van), and @klbarnes45 Who's a retired firefighter (30yrs) & the biggest Ravens fan ever. These three work their tails off every single year, all day long & night too, to create all the amazing images & videos you see of the ride. Love these guys ❤️

A post shared by Rutledge Wood (@rutledgewood) on May 11, 2018 at 8:43am PDT

Day 6, Thursday, May 10 – Winchester, Virginia to Hot Springs, Virginia

Making our posters to greet the @KPCharityRide at @VictoryJunction tomorrow! Thank you, riders, for everything you do for camp! pic.twitter.com/gYCYmMR39U

— Salisbury Mom (@salisburymom) May 11, 2018

These @victoryjunction campers brought the laughs and Camp cheers tonight in Winchester!! #kpcharityride pic.twitter.com/bpdqmfWRK3

— Kyle Petty (@kylepetty) May 9, 2018

Never a dull moment with these two... #kpcharityride pic.twitter.com/g67LULVdXJ

— KylePettyCharityRide (@KPCharityRide) May 10, 2018

So much fun in the small town of Goshen, VA! We love visiting small towns like this!! #kpcharityride pic.twitter.com/RuS0wCE7t7

— KylePettyCharityRide (@KPCharityRide) May 10, 2018

Got the key to the city in Goshen! First one of the trip! #kpcharityride pic.twitter.com/d6SvTjfIUU

— Kyle Petty (@kylepetty) May 10, 2018

#HarleyDavidson The KPCharityRide has had quite the ride so far. Make sure to give them a follow to see everything they're doing to help out VictoryJunction.#FindYourFreedom #KPCharityRide pic.twitter.com/PZc1D1VDMi

— DANIEL CHAVEZ (@danielchavez81) May 10, 2018

Prime parking at The Homestead! 👌🏼 #kpcharityride pic.twitter.com/E7cbZSq6LR

— KylePettyCharityRide (@KPCharityRide) May 10, 2018

Our Hotel Team hard at work greeting our Riders at the @OmniHomestead! These ladies check-in every single Rider and prepare them go straight to their rooms upon arrival each night! #kpcharityride pic.twitter.com/X8dRkOgufI

— KylePettyCharityRide (@KPCharityRide) May 10, 2018

After cruising the Skyline Drive, we enjoyed a fun lunch stop in the sunshine! 😎 #kpcharityride pic.twitter.com/gHQ2TwbFsu

— KylePettyCharityRide (@KPCharityRide) May 10, 2018

Oh just goofing off in Shenandoah National Park with some awesome fans! #kpcharityride pic.twitter.com/UmjDzqmOqX

— KylePettyCharityRide (@KPCharityRide) May 10, 2018

Radio Joe keeps our Motor Marshals equipped to communicate on the road. We couldn’t do it without @reradioz! #kpcharityride pic.twitter.com/MH87Vp3oZs

— KylePettyCharityRide (@KPCharityRide) May 10, 2018

Time to ride the Skyline Drive! #kpcharityride pic.twitter.com/mw51ZVpvya

— Kyle Petty (@kylepetty) May 10, 2018

Day 5, Wednesday, May 9 – Lancaster, Pennsylvania to Winchester, Virginia

The @KPCharityRide is simply magical.

Take a look at what @kylepetty , @RutledgeWood have been up to. pic.twitter.com/xgbqRtBFDs

— NASCAR on NBC (@NASCARonNBC) May 9, 2018

Thanks for coming to see us! https://t.co/kHKe7XNdPY

— KylePettyCharityRide (@KPCharityRide) May 10, 2018

What fun safe travels. What a great cause. Sorry still a Skins fan but props to the Cowboys.@kylepetty @RutledgeWood @georgerogers38 @KPCharityRide pic.twitter.com/6fGHrLSGMU

— Teri Migliore (@teri_migliore) May 10, 2018

Winchester, y’all were awesome! Still can’t get over just how many people showed up to support our cause! #kpcharityride pic.twitter.com/HTppfZRTj5

— KylePettyCharityRide (@KPCharityRide) May 10, 2018

The staff at @groveshd went above and beyond to plan an awesome fan event and dinner for our Riders. Thank you for all of your hard work! #kpcharityride pic.twitter.com/0yhGPg43Av

— KylePettyCharityRide (@KPCharityRide) May 9, 2018

Spotted in our motor brigade: @RickAllenracing! 👋🏼 #kpcharityride pic.twitter.com/urI9gf5xWo

— KylePettyCharityRide (@KPCharityRide) May 9, 2018

Ever wonder how we communicate on the road? Thanks to @REradioz, we’re able to stay in constant contact with each other! #kpcharityride pic.twitter.com/d0tjMX1luc

— KylePettyCharityRide (@KPCharityRide) May 9, 2018

According to our Riders, the meal provided by 1st Capital Harley-Davidson was the “best meal of our trip thus far!” #kpcharityride pic.twitter.com/s6Wf0TWcTK

— KylePettyCharityRide (@KPCharityRide) May 9, 2018

All smiles from some of Motor Marshals! 😊 From keeping us safe on the road to leading group tours, these guys work so hard to make our Ride the best it possibly can be! #kpcharityride pic.twitter.com/jTT6Bc1Isl

— KylePettyCharityRide (@KPCharityRide) May 9, 2018

We made it to the @harleydavidson Vehicle Operations plant...about to head in for an exclusive tour!! 👍🏼 #kpcharityride pic.twitter.com/csI27p63cI

— KylePettyCharityRide (@KPCharityRide) May 9, 2018

Day 4, Tuesday, May 8 – “Off Day” in Lancaster, Pennsylvania

Father and son team duo leading the @KPCharityRide @fox43 @FOX43Sports pic.twitter.com/JY2FEjEKO9

— Lyndsay Barna (@lyndsay_barna) May 9, 2018

Richard Petty swarmed by fans after getting off his bike. @KPCharityRide pic.twitter.com/KemJJriUUS

— Jim Seip (@JimSeip) May 9, 2018

Fans are bringing out the coolest stuff to be signed this year! This is just one of many! #kpcharityride pic.twitter.com/ibNPmSIq4C

— KylePettyCharityRide (@KPCharityRide) May 9, 2018

The King getting all set to ride on his trike from @tilleyhd! 👌🏼 #kpcharityride pic.twitter.com/sLURmlWodP

— KylePettyCharityRide (@KPCharityRide) May 9, 2018

Thank you @dancathy and @ChickfilA for a great lunch on the @KPCharityRide ......and Thank You @georgerogers38 and the CFA cow for teaching me the correct @HeismanTrophy pose!!! pic.twitter.com/pyREG2MEK3

— Herschel Walker (@HerschelWalker) May 8, 2018

Sure looks like our Riders enjoyed their Off Day! We’ve seen tons of great photos from around Lancaster County to Hershey and even to Gettysburg! 😊👍🏼 #kpcharityride pic.twitter.com/kFGNiCG12C

— KylePettyCharityRide (@KPCharityRide) May 8, 2018

Next stop: Lititz, PA! Picked up some tasty treats from Wilbur Chocolate!! #kpcharityride pic.twitter.com/RBAF9FU2r5

— KylePettyCharityRide (@KPCharityRide) May 8, 2018

First order of business on our Off Day: Whoopie Pies at Lancaster Central Market! 😋 #kpcharityride pic.twitter.com/ObQHW5buDb

— KylePettyCharityRide (@KPCharityRide) May 8, 2018

Had fun at the @KPCharityRide today at @MartinGuitar.I brought along a picture to get signed that I shot in 1979, that showed Richard & @kylepetty right before Kyle's 1st race at Daytona in 1979. Kyle won his 1st race that day! #CoolMoment pic.twitter.com/fdcqV3WFK9

— Jack Kromer (@kromerpics) May 7, 2018

Saw the @KPCharityRide @MartinGuitar - everyone was incredible! @RutledgeWood @RickyCravenESPN @kylepetty @RickAllenracing @DavidRagan @georgerogers38 @HerschelWalker Richard Petty, Harry Gant, Donnie Allison & everyone else, thank you all! pic.twitter.com/HbzN7lPrXD

— Tazinn8 (@tazinn88) May 7, 2018

In Tuesday's #LNP: @KPCharityRide stops at @ManheimNewsUS; @chetbeiler talks with @LancasterOnline about a primary challenge to @RepSmucker; Manheim Township #Police try to prevent thefts from vehicles by asking residents to lock their doors; and @PennDOTNews works on Route 322 pic.twitter.com/quJt8H86Tf

— LNP | LancasterOnline (@LancasterOnline) May 8, 2018

What a way to end Day 3 at @groveshd! Too many fans to count! Thank you to everyone who came out to support our Ride! #kpcharityride pic.twitter.com/FGfP9i7Ket

— KylePettyCharityRide (@KPCharityRide) May 9, 2018

Day 3, Monday, May 7 – Mount Pocono, Pennsylvania to Lancaster, Pennsylvania

I’m not one to declare absolutes when considering “the greatest” status in anything. But all would agree these are clearly two of the greatest to ever wheel a racecar. And I’m not in awe often, but witnessing this was truly special. #Legends. Period. @KPCharityRide pic.twitter.com/u6MzUmkB2P

— Winston Kelley (@WinstonKelley) May 8, 2018

Our very own Charity Rider Cindi Heafner won @ManheimPA and Iron Valley Harley-Davidson’s raffle! She won a brand new 2018 @harleydavidson Street Glide Special that we think she’s pretty tickled about! 😉 #kpcharityride pic.twitter.com/VMGplXR53c

— KylePettyCharityRide (@KPCharityRide) May 7, 2018

So happy to have @kristavoda join us for the rest of the trip! #kpcharityride pic.twitter.com/DcMnSKADGZ

— KylePettyCharityRide (@KPCharityRide) May 7, 2018

We imagine having @GoodysPowders on the road with us sure does help keep Heisman Trophy Winner and NFL Super Bowl Champion @georgerogers38 pain free...you know he’s taken some big hits in his lifetime! 🏈 #kpcharityride pic.twitter.com/nKGjLHp1nJ

— KylePettyCharityRide (@KPCharityRide) May 7, 2018

Rolling on...next stop: @ManheimPA! #kpcharityride pic.twitter.com/avu8YoeHSc

— KylePettyCharityRide (@KPCharityRide) May 7, 2018

Any time our Riders experience an issue with their bike, our @harleydavidson support team is always close by to assist. We couldn’t do what we do with Dano and Warren! #kpcharityride pic.twitter.com/WaZYb5kdVb

— KylePettyCharityRide (@KPCharityRide) May 7, 2018

Such a treat being able to tour Mario Andretti’s home during our pit stop in Nazareth, PA! #kpcharityride pic.twitter.com/8QYpxWuCch

— KylePettyCharityRide (@KPCharityRide) May 7, 2018

Such a fun time at @martinguitar! They faves our Riders exclusive tours of their facility and presented a generous donation to our cause! #kpcharityride pic.twitter.com/qW2N8MzGeq

— KylePettyCharityRide (@KPCharityRide) May 7, 2018

Great crowd here in Nazareth at the @martinguitar factory! #kpcharityride pic.twitter.com/rq0wCmN56V

— KylePettyCharityRide (@KPCharityRide) May 7, 2018

With our “Americana Tour” theme, @HeadbandsofHope really came through with these 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 buff bands! 👌🏼 #kpcharityride pic.twitter.com/cCYpZVJ63i

— KylePettyCharityRide (@KPCharityRide) May 7, 2018

The Mattioli family presents @kylepetty and Richard Petty a donation of $10,000 for the @VictoryJunction on behalf of The Mattioli Foundation. pic.twitter.com/rPMiC15KtQ

— Pocono Raceway (@poconoraceway) May 7, 2018

It's #MotorcycleMonday @poconoraceway for the @KPCharityRide breakfast! #TrickyTriangle pic.twitter.com/zldFJdQpeO

— Barnes (@ravenfan45) May 7, 2018

Grabbing a Coke with @joeylogano in Pocono on the @KPCharityRide 😁 pic.twitter.com/0dOKDCLW7o

— Carol Ashby (@ccashby) May 7, 2018

Check out this sweet ride! @KPCharityRide #KPCharityRide pic.twitter.com/NU09Cmd2jL

— Pocono Raceway (@poconoraceway) May 7, 2018

Our Dodge Law pace car and #NASCAR drivers leading the way around @poconoraceway! #kpcharityride pic.twitter.com/HOTWGiCFP4

— KylePettyCharityRide (@KPCharityRide) May 7, 2018

@kylepetty rallying the Troops... Day 3 @KPCharityRide #KPCharityRide pic.twitter.com/zJkT73gYQr

— Ricky Craven (@RickyCravenESPN) May 7, 2018

Two racing legends right here! All smiles and ready for Day 3! #kpcharityride pic.twitter.com/8ePl96ZUcX

— KylePettyCharityRide (@KPCharityRide) May 7, 2018

Day 2, Sunday, May 6 – Albany, New York to Mount Pocono, Pennsylvania

Thanks for coming out! We had fun! https://t.co/GibVfxXWnn

— KylePettyCharityRide (@KPCharityRide) May 6, 2018

“We like seeing all of the motorcycles coming through our town to support camp. Victory Junction is the best place!” - Camper

What a joy to see familiar faces greet @kpcharityride riders this morning at breakfast. Thank you campers Ava, Amanda & Connor for coming to see us! pic.twitter.com/WjHobV8y60

— Victory Junction (@VictoryJunction) May 6, 2018

Our Motor Marshals work so hard to keep us safe on the road! #KPCharityRide pic.twitter.com/5aQUbj4RsK

— KylePettyCharityRide (@KPCharityRide) May 6, 2018

Happy #NationalNursesDay to the all nurses out there! We’re blessed to have these hardworking ladies as our #KPCharityRide nurses each year! pic.twitter.com/FZ7E734TJI

— KylePettyCharityRide (@KPCharityRide) May 6, 2018

En route to Bethel, NY... Rain or shine, we keep riding! #KPCharityRide pic.twitter.com/mJgmUUrGaB

— KylePettyCharityRide (@KPCharityRide) May 6, 2018

Going back to 1969 today! Our Riders are all decked out and ready for #Woodstock! Thanks to @PettyFoundation for these awesome shirts! ✌🏼 #KPCharityRide pic.twitter.com/tQsIgHA7b7

— KylePettyCharityRide (@KPCharityRide) May 6, 2018

Our Luggage Team is hard at work this morning. These guys are Charlotte Firefighters who donate their time to help us out each year. They’re the absolute best! #KPCharityRide pic.twitter.com/VPqoqjR2IV

— KylePettyCharityRide (@KPCharityRide) May 6, 2018

Day 1, Saturday, May 5 – Portland, Maine to Albany, New York

It’s here!! Join us throughout the week as we share our adventures on the @kpcharityride! Safe travels to camp staffers Charles, Nicole & Chad as they hit the road with over 200 motorcyclists all to raise money for camp! pic.twitter.com/qPswb9o6An

— Victory Junction (@VictoryJunction) May 5, 2018

Our last stop of the day was an awesome parking lot party and our Riders loved it! #KPCharityRide pic.twitter.com/K0LpJ4m1my

— KylePettyCharityRide (@KPCharityRide) May 5, 2018

Albany knows how to throw a party! Thanks for the perfect ending to a great first day, @albanymarriott and @discoveralbany! #KPCharityRide pic.twitter.com/e5CTM8RGSy

— KylePettyCharityRide (@KPCharityRide) May 5, 2018

Even the @CocaCola cans are celebrating our “Americana Tour” this week! 🇺🇸 #ShareACoke pic.twitter.com/1MzdAOT6gQ

— KylePettyCharityRide (@KPCharityRide) May 5, 2018

So many fans came out to see us in West Chesterfield and we LOVED it! You guys rocks! #KPCharityRide pic.twitter.com/vgrzUVbFhP

— KylePettyCharityRide (@KPCharityRide) May 5, 2018

Donnie Allison making his way through the fan line in West Chesterfield, NH! #KPCharityRide pic.twitter.com/NskRbP7N0E

— KylePettyCharityRide (@KPCharityRide) May 5, 2018

Today's grand adventure @NHMS for @KPCharityRide !!! We were so happy to meet Kyle Petty & represent families from @VictoryJunction Such an awesome day!!! pic.twitter.com/85o40BkHDN

— Catherine Rose (@drcatherinerose) May 5, 2018

The @KPCharityRide passed through Loudon and @NHMS earlier today. Here's @kylepetty and @RickyCravenESPN spending some time with fans and signing autographs. pic.twitter.com/qp9G7DiKrP

— Nick Stoico (@NickStoico) May 5, 2018

Thanks to the @nhms staff for making our first pit stop of the trip so much fun! #KPCharityRide pic.twitter.com/KA9PkxZZlH

— KylePettyCharityRide (@KPCharityRide) May 5, 2018

Spotted one of our riders hydrating with one of @cocacola’s new Minute Maid juices. 👌🏼 #kpcharityride pic.twitter.com/wt6laN9bo9

— KylePettyCharityRide (@KPCharityRide) May 5, 2018

Safe travels to the @KylePetty Charity Ride bikers as they embark on the 24th annual #KPCharityRide to benefit @VictoryJunction! We’re proud to #ShareaCoke with everyone involved. See you on the open road! pic.twitter.com/Ky1IraIXR1

— Coca-Cola Racing (@CocaColaRacing) May 4, 2018

First stop of our trip: @nhms! Our riders had a blast taking a “Victory Lap!” #KPCharityRide pic.twitter.com/WOsvqt2Gi3

— KylePettyCharityRide (@KPCharityRide) May 5, 2018

Up close shot of @kylepetty’s event shirt this year. He’s reppin’ the red, white and blue the whole way on our “Americana Tour!” #KPCharityRide 🇺🇸 pic.twitter.com/1TSiIRlkAZ

— KylePettyCharityRide (@KPCharityRide) May 5, 2018

Great send off from Portland, Maine...next up: @NHMS! #kpcharityride pic.twitter.com/c6x9Lf6rZX

— KylePettyCharityRide (@KPCharityRide) May 5, 2018

Gotta keep those @CocaCola bikes looking good for @CocaColaRacing Day! 👌🏼 pic.twitter.com/HEKeOUnfID

— KylePettyCharityRide (@KPCharityRide) May 5, 2018

Day 1 of the #KPCharityRide is @CocaColaRacing day! And it sure is a beautiful day to RIDE! (📸: @ravenfan45) pic.twitter.com/l6EITmtQAB

— KylePettyCharityRide (@KPCharityRide) May 5, 2018

Every year, Gary and Nancy Johnson sponsor our Kick-Off Breakfast and pass out @FLUIDYNE riding gloves. It’s one of our Riders’ favorite things! #KPCharityRide pic.twitter.com/JVCVY8lFMo

— KylePettyCharityRide (@KPCharityRide) May 5, 2018

 

May the Fourth Be With Your - Friday, May 4

Always fun when our riders reunite with old friends and welcome our new riders at our annual #KPCharityRide Welcome Reception! Everyone is immediately FAMILY! ❤️😊 pic.twitter.com/qMqPD2prfu

— KylePettyCharityRide (@KPCharityRide) May 4, 2018

Looks like @eddiegossage is in the Portland spirit and ready to chow down! #lobstah pic.twitter.com/rJoeseZzrd

— KylePettyCharityRide (@KPCharityRide) May 4, 2018

#KPCharityRide Team Meeting = complete! ✅ #BestTeamEver pic.twitter.com/zGPA3eKr1A

— KylePettyCharityRide (@KPCharityRide) May 4, 2018

Safety First Course is officially underway for our first-time riders! #KPCharityRide pic.twitter.com/KTQaGSygqm

— KylePettyCharityRide (@KPCharityRide) May 4, 2018

Group shot of all of our new riders and our Motor Marshals right before the annual Safety First Course! #KPCharityRide pic.twitter.com/2HG9QpvByb

— KylePettyCharityRide (@KPCharityRide) May 4, 2018

Thanks to our @WinCraftInc towels, we can keep our Dodge Law Pace Car shined up and spiffy at all times. 👍🏼 #lookinggood pic.twitter.com/sYSIfKylQ0

— KylePettyCharityRide (@KPCharityRide) May 3, 2018

Boss Lady and her rowdy crew of Motor Marshals (plus @kylepetty) just wrapped up their pre-Ride meeting! We couldn’t do it without these guys. #bestteamever pic.twitter.com/0ouppssjEW

— KylePettyCharityRide (@KPCharityRide) May 3, 2018

Among the celebrities participating in this year’s Ride are NASCAR Hall of Famer and seven-time champion Richard Petty; NASCAR legends Harry Gant, Hershel McGriff and Donnie Allison; current NASCAR driver David Ragan; former NASCAR driver and ESPN racing analyst Ricky Craven; former NFL great and Heisman Trophy winner (1982) Herschel Walker; Heisman Trophy winner (1980) and Super Bowl champion (XXII) George Rogers; and NBC Sports NASCAR personalities Krista Voda, Rutledge Wood, and Rick Allen.

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