Continuing a tradition of limited esteem, Spade Racing bought, unboxed, and unpacked a sealed box of 2020 Donruss (Panini) Nascar trading cards. Join us as we go through each eight-card pack to find the good, the bad, and the downright weird.
PACK 20—Bobby, Mikey, and Jimmie (and two cards from Penske and one from Ganassi)
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FIRST THING’S FIRST: Here we see Brad K pointing to himself. Here’s hoping it was to make a point in a very 1910’s kind of way. “I say, old chap, that I could lick any fellow in this garage on the track!”
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TO THE BACK: Two top tens at Daytona are nothing to sneeze at, especially for Jimmie, who seemed destined to smack the wall for far too long.
FINAL SCORE: 7 shifter knobs out of 10