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(YouTube) While praising the accomplishments of 20-year-old NASCAR driver William Byron, Reverend Franklin Graham noted that Byron attends a Christian university, views his religious faith as the 'center' of his life, and believes that God led him to racing as a way to 'spread' the Christian faith. Graham said, 'Can you imagine racing a 200 mph race car in the at 20 years of age? Well, did yesterday! He drives #24—that’s quite an accomplishment, but that’s not all.' 'This young man attends, which is a great Christian university—all of my four children attended school there,' said Graham.
'I think William had a fantastic answer when asked if his faith was a factor in what he does—'. William Byron after a win at Indianapolis. (YouTube) Then Graham quoted Byron: “Racing is so unpredictable that you can’t control the outcome most of the time. That’s why God is so important in my life. Winning a race can’t be the center of your life, and it never has been for me.' 'I’ve been able to take racing and be relaxed about it to the degree that I can still go out there and be competitive, but I know that my faith is center,' he said, 'and I can rely on that all of the time.'
'I feel like getting into racing was God’s plan for me, so I can spread my faith through the racing garage and with race fans — that’s why it’s been so special,' said Byron. In conclusion, Rev. Graham said, 'Way to go William! Keep putting God first, and that will be your biggest win in life.'