Cars were a long way from people’s minds (Image: Twitter)

Scantily clad women stole the show at a NASCAR event over the weekend, stripping and twerking on stage in front of a large crowd.

On Sunday thousands gathered at Talladega Superspeedway, Alabama, to attend NASCAR’s GEICO 500, an event won by Toyota’s Tyler Reddick following a pile-up of drivers. Later on in the evening, things turned a bit more lewd as several women took to a stage to undress.

In a now deleted clip on X/Twitter, a woman can be seen flashing a whooping crowd who erupt with cheers while beer goes flying. The lass then takes to the pole in the middle of the stage to perform an erotic dance.

Some of the dancers flashed the crowd (Image: Twitter)

Meanwhile other dancers can be seen on stage while a large, seemingly boozy, crowd of mostly blokes cheer and film proceedings.

In 2017, some fans were outraged at the Cup Series race in Dayton, Ohio, when Daytona 500’s sponsor at the time Monster recruited some scantily-clad women to parade around the track.

Although the stunt did wonders for ratings, some fans of the high-octane racing series bizarrely tweeted furious responses to the sight.

“Pretty girls and racing go together, no argument. However Monster drink I think this is too much. NASCAR is a family show,” wrote one enraged viewer.

A huge crowd gathered in Alabama for the GEICO 500 event (Image: Getty Images)

During the Geico 500 event on Sunday April 21, footage emerged of 23XI Racing owner Michael Jordan celebrating his team’s win with the winning driver’s son Beau, as Dad Tyler Reddick won following a dramatic crash.

Footage on X shows the NBA champion carrying Reddick’s four-year-old son after the team’s surprise win on Sunday. “You going to celebrate?” Jordan asks the pre-schooler, to which Reddick junior replies: “Yeah!”

Reddick senior had swooped in and grabbed victory in the Alabama race after front-runner Michael McDowell swerved up and down the track trying to block Brad Keselowski before crashing not far from the finish line.