This held special interest not so much because my favorite driver unexpectedly returned to the Cup series after being "retired" twice, but because, after stalling at 665 it brought his tally of Cup races up to 666!
For the first time he's driving car #42, and 42 = 6*6+6.
He's racing for Chip Ganassi. Chip, in Old English gematria, is 216 and 216=6*6*6.
The Cup Series is currently known as the Monster Energy Cup Series, and their logo is a 666 because the letter M is easily recognized as vav vav vav, with vav being 6th letter in the Hebrew alphabet.
Both of the races at Darlington were broadcast on FS1, a FOX channel. FOX is 666 because F is the 6th letter. The letter O transforms to 6 as the 15th letter as 1+5=6. The letter X transforms to 6 as the 24th letter as 2+4=6.
The second of the 2 races was shortened by rain. Water as time!
A Darlington race "time travel" connection: "The town plays a major role in the season 2 episode "The Darlington 500" of the NBC series Timeless. In the episode, Lucy, Wyatt, and Rufus travel to September 4, 1955, to stop a Rittenhouse agent from destroying the Darlington 500 with a bomb, which would allow Rittenhouse to take over the American Automobile Industry." (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Darlington,_South_Carolina#In_popular_culture)
After the cars had pulled off the track that was shortened by rain, a fox came out onto the track - and that got everyone's attention. Again, FOX is 666. (https://russianmachineneverbreaks.com/2020/05/20/a-fox-ran-onto-the-track-during-a-caution-at-nascars-darlington-race/)
(https://youtu.be/r5mulLhsjig)
That event resonated with the track history. Here's what the announcer, Mike Joy, said. "“We’re on FOX, FS1. I mentioned Lake Marion (right by the race track). That’s named for Francis Marion, the Swamp Fox of the Revolutionary War." FOX-666, the little animal on the track, the broadcast network, and the character the lake was named for. The track itself is closely related to the lake because of the circumstances of its building.
"It is of a unique, somewhat egg-shaped design, an oval with the ends of very different configurations, a condition which supposedly arose from the proximity of one end of the track to a minnow pond the owner refused to relocate." (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Darlington_Raceway)
With that influence in view it could be said (howbeit, loosely speaking) that the egg-shaped track bears the mark of the (swamp FOX) beast.
The track is known as "the lady in black" - a rather ominous title.
It's also known as "the track too tough to tame." There are six letters T in the alliteration string. What is too tough to tame but a wild BEAST.
The love connection - Darlington. "Darling" means, "a person very much loved."
Matt (Kenseth), in gematria is Love Code 54 - redundantly. Matthew, in Old English gematria, is 540, or 54*10.
Drivers named Matt would seem to be a good fit for a partnership with VW, pitching ED-related products, or, like Ross Chastain, watermelons?
Our video playlist for "Watermelon Love"
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