A NASCAR champion posted a strange, cryptic statement on social media, and people are trying to figure out what it means.
Brian Vickers, a Busch Series champ, published the post on Monday, which some people believe refers to his ties to the Epstein files. His name was first mentioned by his now-ex-wife, Sarah Kellan, who worked as an assistant to Jeffrey Epstein. The pair divorced last year, and she was given immunity several years ago, before being subpoenaed by the Department of Justice last spring.
Look:
I have stayed quite for too long now.
My hope that love would prevail in silence were not answered.
I will say this only once.
I walk in love for all my brothers and sisters.
If this is not your path, I will meet you where you are.
So that the rest my walk in peace.
I…
— Brian Vickers (@BrianLVickers) September 7, 2026
“I have stayed [quiet] for too long now. My hope that love would prevail in silence [was] not answered. I will say this only once. I walk in love for all my brothers and sisters. If this is not your path, I will meet you where you are. So that the rest [may] walk in peace. I had nothing to do with the mess left by others,” he wrote. “If you can not see this you are part of the problem. I wish for peace and yet I am prepared for war against any that threaten my family, walking in love. I wish most of all, to say thank you to all who understand and walk the same path. It is time to build a more gentle world together. But it will not start with tolerance for hate. With unconditional love, not unconditional boundaries.”
“There are also several emails to and from Epstein involving Vickers’ race team at the time, Michael Waltrip Racing, about a potential issue with Vickers’ sponsor, and one particularly disturbing email that was forwarded from Vickers to Epstein with the subject line: ‘Male Fairy Tale,'” Fox News reported.
Michael Waltrip Racing makes an appearance in the Epstein files.
In 2013, Dollar General sponsored Vickers in the Nationwide Series with Joe Gibbs Racing pic.twitter.com/2k57rA2aoi
— BrakeHard (@BrakeHardBlog) January 31, 2026
X users reacted to the post:
With all due respect, don’t care about the Epstein files’ have more to worry about in my life than the Epstein files’ people that go after you have nothing but hate & will have nothing but hate ‘don’t let their hate ‘Control your life. They’re sad sorry people.
— Graumann1313 (@Graunann1313) September 9, 2026
Is this the former NASCAR guy? WTH is going on here? Does he need help???
— 🧀JMack☘️ (@VALambeauLeaper) September 7, 2026
We’ve already seen the emails. A bit too late for this.
— Tun 🇺🇦 (@TunIsBackAgain) September 7, 2026
Praying for you. If you didn’t know, you didn’t know.
— April Mathis Thomas (@mathis007) September 8, 2026
Why not just be up front and address everything head on? Afraid for retribution because they still have power?
— Hundy (@HundyWundy1) September 7, 2026
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