WATCH: ‘The Walking Dead’s Ross Marquand Kicks Off the 2018 NASCAR Season with His Hilariously Spot-On Celebrity Impressions
Over the weekend, NASCAR fans gathered around the Daytona International Speedway (and their televisions) for the 2018 Dayton 500 Race. The number 3 car driven by Austin Dillon drove away with the victory but, there was also another winner crowned on race day and an unlikely one at that – The Walking Dead‘s Ross Marquand.
Marquand is best known for his role as Aaron on the hit AMC series but, he’s quickly earned himself a reputation for doing amazing impressions of iconic celebrities as well. Marquand used this impression-based talent to help kick off the 2018 NASCAR season by having a chat about the season’s new rules with his “famous friends.”
Channeling his inner John C. Reilly, Brad Pitt, Tom Cruise, John Malkovich, Jack Nicholson and more, Marquand talked himself through over two minutes of hilarious banter with himself and, well, it’s just something you have to watch for yourself.
Check out Ross Marquand’s masterful impressions at play in the below video from NASCAR on Fox. We dare you not to laugh!
.@RossMarquand and his incredibly famous friends get you ready for the 2018 NASCAR season. https://t.co/eB1SAryijj
— FOX: NASCAR (@NASCARONFOX) February 18, 2018
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