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Juan Montoya Leads NASCAR Drivers With Over 265,000 Twitter Followers

Juan Pablo Montoya leads all NASCAR Sprint Cup Series drivers with 265,781 Twitter followers as of Thursday afternoon. By comparison, the official NASCAR feed had 61,157 fans. The Montoya figure also dwarfs the next closest driver, Kevin Harvick, who has 59,620 followers for his feed. Dale Earnhardt Jr., long considered to be the most-popular driver in NASCAR, does not have an official Twitter feed, but the front page of his official website offers a link to the JR Motorsports feed, which has 12,147 followers. Five-time defending Sprint Cup champion Jimmie Johnson also does not have an official feed. Tony Stewart lists an official driver feed that has only one tweet taking visitors to the Stewart-Haas Racing website. That site in turn has a front-page link to the Stewart-Haas Racing Twitter page, which has 11,775 followers. Listed below are NASCAR Sprint Cup drivers with official driver Twitter feeds, with the number of followers as of Thursday afternoon (THE DAILY).

NASCAR SPRINT CUP SERIES DRIVERS WITH OFFICIAL TWITTER FEEDS
DRIVER
FOLLOWERS
DRIVER
FOLLOWERS
Juan Pablo Montoya
265,781
Clint Bowyer
10,637
Kevin Harvick
59,620
David Ragan
9,499
Kasey Kahne
52,392
Joey Logano
6,372
Michael Waltrip
51,955
Tony Stewart
6,345
Denny Hamlin
48,464
Trevor Bayne
6,246
Kyle Busch
41,915
Joe Nemechek
5,580
Jamie McMurray
33,522
Regan Smith
5,567
Ryan Newman
32,021
Marcos Ambrose
4,702
Bobby Labonte
24,418
Travis Kvapil
4,522
Martin Truex Jr.
23,242
David Reutimann
4,338
Brian Vickers
20,948
Carl Edwards
4,230
Robby Gordon
17,355
J.J. Yeley
3,635
Greg Biffle
16,647
David Gilliland
3,546
Brad Keselowski
15,343
Paul Menard
2,316
Jeff Gordon
14,773
Matt Kenseth
1,677
A.J. Allmendinger
14,683
Andy Lally
1,631
Jeff Burton
11,034
Kevin Conway
1,435

 

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