Halloween brought out plenty of creativity across the NASCAR community this year, with drivers and their families trading racing suits for everything from bananas to characters from “The Wizard of Oz.”
Between the costumes, family photos and trick-or-treating adventures, several familiar NASCAR faces gave fans a look at how they spent the holiday. And while most of the celebrations were all about having fun, one family found a particularly meaningful way to keep a loved one close.
NASCAR Families Show Off Their Halloween Costumes
Jordan Fish, Denny Hamlin’s fiancée, shared one of the weekend’s more entertaining costume combinations, posting a video Sunday’s polesitter and their youngest child dressed as matching bananas.
The pair walked hand in hand through a parking area, with the smaller banana carrying a matching accessory. Fish kept the caption simple, writing, “You are what you eat
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Meanwhile, Whitney Dillon and her family went all out with a group costume inspired by “The Wizard of Oz.”
The elaborate family photo featured Dorothy, the Tin Man, the Scarecrow, the Cowardly Lion and two witches, with autumn trees providing a fitting backdrop.
“The crew is ready for Halloween,” read the caption on the collaborative Instagram post.
Gianna Tulio shared a quieter moment from the holiday, posing with her and Ryan Blaney’s young son and a horse in a grassy field. Her little boy wore an orange pumpkin costume, complete with green details, while Tulio leaned against the horse.
“My sweet boys,” she wrote over the photo.
Amanda Wallace, wife of Bubba Wallace, also offered a glimpse of her family’s Halloween festivities, sharing a photo of their two young children — Becks and Cameron — riding in a wagon. One was dressed in a fuzzy blue costume as colorful balloons decorated the wagon.
Samantha Busch Shares a Special Halloween Moment With Brexton
For Samantha Busch and her children, Brexton and Lennix, Halloween also included a touching reminder of Kyle Busch.
Samantha shared a video of Brexton visiting M&M’s World, where he filled a bag with colorful candy ahead of his own racing commitments.
“Brexton’s racing on Halloween, so we squeezed in a little trick-or-treating at M&M’s World!” she wrote.
The family also created custom M&M’s featuring Kyle’s face and little love notes, a personal touch that made the outing about much more than candy.
“Because no matter where racing takes us, Dad is always in our hearts,” Samantha added.
In another Instagram Story, Samantha shared a video of her daughter heading to the track wearing a colorful unicorn headband, leopard-print jacket and pink checkered pants.
“Checkered, leopard and the biggest Brexton fan just like her mama! Off to the track!” she wrote.
For NASCAR families, Halloween doesn’t always mean a night away from the racetrack. This year, the celebrations unfolded everywhere from family driveways to racing weekends, with plenty of memorable costumes along the way.