Three cars, zero room, and one truth—rubbing is racing. This bold, brush-stroked depiction of the most iconic moment in Days of Thunder puts you right in the crunch between Cole Trickle’s #46 Mello Yello car, Rowdy Burns’ #51 Exxon car, and the fiery #19. Captured in an expressive, painterly style, it’s chaotic, loud, and pure adrenaline on canvas.
It’s the perfect piece for gearheads, 90s film buffs, and anyone who knows that paint trading is part of the game.
 
Did You Know?
The line “Rubbing is racing” became one of the most quoted phrases from Days of Thunder, though it was controversial among real NASCAR drivers—some loved it, others hated it for romanticizing contact driving.