50 Cent and Ray Lewis are interviewed by someone who is not Erin Andrews. (Michael R. Brown / Reuters)
Around Daytona International Speedway, just before the Super Bowl of auto racing begins…
Brad Keselowski coached Ray Lewis up a bit for his flag-dropping duties today at the Daytona 500.
“I’m a little nervous,” Lewis, who retired after the Baltimore Ravens won the Super Bowl three weeks ago, said in a news conference. “Brad texted me on the way in. The one rule is don’t drop the flag.”
Lewis, a native Floridian, and Keselowski are friends. Lewis coached Keselowski up for his Sprint Cup-clinching win last year and Keselowski attended a Ravens playoff game.
Elsewhere in the infield, just before the race began, 50 Cent and Fox Sports’ Erin Andrews shared a moment on the infield:
Watching Daytona 500 prerace. Unexpected moment: 50 Cent going in for live kiss on @erinandrews. twitter.com/ClayTravisBGID…
— Clay Travis (@ClayTravisBGID) February 24, 2013
Damn I don’t see no black people lol
— 50cent (@50cent) February 24, 2013
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