Russell Wilson talks love for motor sports and toy cars

Russell Wilson had many hot wheel cars that arose, so that he could not remember their names.

He was part of his lifestyle as a car child. His father helped ensure that it was this way. Harrison Wilson III played in the pre -San Diego Charries as a wide future in 1980 to train the legend of Joe Gibs. This means that the Wilson family has the ability to access the world of Gibs Naskar.

“We were close to Joe Gibbs,” Wilson told Fox News Digital. “In Richmond, there is a big race there and everything else. So, when you are a child, I will go there a lot.”

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Now, Wilson is an adult car. And his love for cars only became more satisfactory.

“I was in the car with Luis Hamilton in Montreal. I went to Formula 1 races in Monaco,” Wilson said.

In an adult car, Wilson now has his own cars.

“They love their cars, and they love to go,” go faster, dad! Go faster! ” He said.

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Now he loves him for cars as part of his business portfolio, as he launched a support partnership with one of his childhood brands that have started everything, hot wheels. It helps the company promote launch Snap Track System.

Wilson said when he received this call, he was immediately on the partnership.

He remembers in the interview, “Hey, let’s do this”, “Five -year -old’s victory (his five -year -old son), he loves hot wheels.”

Meanwhile, the Wilson team in the American football Association, the New York giants, fell to 0-2 on Sunday with a loss for Dalas Copules. However, some hot wheels on its own with 23 accelerated yards have shown.

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Russell Wilson of the New York Giants team before the start of the match against Dallas Cowboys in AT & T Field 14 September 2025, in Arlington, Texas. (Cooper Neill / Getty Images / Getty Images)

The giants are home to the heads of Kansas City on Sunday night. Win at some time at home against one of the best American Football Association teams can raise the giants season.

But the loss can send their hopes in the qualifiers that start from the path.

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