Jimmie Johnson doubles in the free throw competition with Shaquille O’Neal, increases the operations

The back and forth between Jimmie Johnson And Shaquille O’Neal took another turn on Friday. The Nascar Icon fired back on the back NBA Legend and made a new proposal in your free throw competition.

It all started when O’Neal Johnson called out because he tried it Daytona 500 Once again. He will try to appear in the race, and O’Neal joked whether 22 years were sufficient. Johnson said he still had more in the tank, but asked what Shaq’s jump shot was.

The social media continued to spit and developed into a free throw competition. O’Neal suggested that he would drive Johnson’s Daytona car if he wins. But Johnson went one step further.

“Oh, classic @shaq slips in my DMS,” wrote Johnson on Friday. “Only place where you drive my car is for dinner. If you win, you can design my Daytona car – how good are you with colored pencils? When I win, I have a few sweet equipment to rock for you. “

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Of course, o’neal was not much known for this jump shot or its efficiency in the charity strip. He retired as a career as a career as a 52% free throwing shooter, but was such a dominant center that has ever seen in the NBA. Without knowing a large part of his skills on the hardwood, Johnson has to like his chances against O’Neal – that is, in a free throw competition.

Of course, O’Neal retired from the NBA in 2011 and is a member of the Naishith Basketball Hall of Fame. He is also a staple food from TNTS In the NBAwhich will pass to ESPN next season as part of a sublicensing agreement.

Johnson made his debut in Daytona 500 in 2002 and has two victories to his name. However, at the age of 49, he drives a more limited schedule.

As part of his announcement, he also published his schedule of 2025. It only includes a second race in the Coca-Cola 600 in Charlotte. If he qualifies in both races, Charlotte will be his start of the 700th Cup series. Carvana will serve as a sponsor for Johnson and his team, Legacy Motor Club, will be back in number 84.

Johnson, who is together with the legacy next to the legacy Maury Gallaghertook part in 12 races in the last two seasons and achieved nine starts in 2024. His best finish was a P26 result in the final last season in Phoenix. Johnson has an average finish of 31.8.

Nick Geddes contributed.