Israeli Racecar Driver 'Nervous' While Family Handles Retaliatory Strikes From Iran
By Andrew Powell
Published on March 3, 2026.
Israeli racecar driver, Alon Day, was preparing for the CUBE 3 Architecture Trans Am 2 Series in Florida when Iran launched retaliatory strikes against the U.S. and Israel during a joint offensive. Day's family was home in Israel during the strikes, while he was racing in the United States. Despite the stress, Day expressed his optimism about stability in the Middle East due to the military operations. He also praised the militaries of the U., Israel, and the Iranian regime for their efforts to keep the region safe and secure. Day stated that he has no intentions of ending his 2026 campaign.
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