Sunday Salutes: Austin Dillon describes why the military means so much to him

NASCAR 2021-05-09

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Richard Childress Racing driver Austin Dillon details his Mission 600 virtual visit and why the U.S. Armed Forces mean so much to him in this week's episode of Sunday Salutes. The full version of the show is available on YouTube.
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