By Anthony Caruso III | Publisher
According to a Facebook post, Mike Harmon Racing announces several items of their racing team has been stolen. The incident happened overnight.
The post says that the equipment was stolen in Kingsland, Georgia. The crime allegedly took place between 2 am to 6 am EST.
The equipment stolen were the team’s hauler. In addition, their dulley, race car, and all the equipment inside were also taken. The car inside was reportedly the No. 47 Back the Blue car driven by Kyle Weatherman, at least according to the Facebook post.
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Items stolen:
Silver Ford F-350 Dulley Slate Gray
32’ hauler 47 Chevy Camaro inside the hauler
All equipment inside
The MHR team said that they have no information to share at this time besides that the items were stolen. The authorities at Kingsland Police Department are involved.
Mike Harmon Racing competed in the NASCAR Xfinity Series race on Saturday at the road course at Daytona International Speedway in Daytona Beach, Florida. Weatherman — driving the We Stand For the National Anthem car — finished 17th in the UNOH 188 at Daytona.
The car previously had Back the Blue on it to support law enforcement authorities around the country. Bayley Currey — also driving the We Stand For the National Anthem — finished 14th.
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Mike Harmon Racing got approval from NASCAR to have the Back the Blue on a car just days after Bubba Wallace had Black Lives Matter on his car. Those, who support BLM, do not support it and have said negative things regarding law enforcement.
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