Capitals fans saw a familiar face before NASCAR’s Pure Michigan 400 Sprint Cup race, Sunday.
Sergeant Major Bob McDonald, who regularly performs the National Anthem before Caps games, sung the The Star-Spangled Banner with the US Army Chorus Quartet.
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[adinserter name=”nation-ad”]Great job, @bobinarlington! pic.twitter.com/auUDR537n6
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According to nascar.com, the quartet also sung the day before.
The chorus will also sing the national anthem prior to the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series Careers for Veterans 200 race on Saturday.
The U.S. Army Chorus Quartet’s rendition of the national anthem will follow pre-race and driver introductions both days. Fans will want to be sure to be in their seats for “The Star-Spangled Banner.” The U.S. Army Chorus Quartet has performed across the country and at some of the most prestigious locations. The rendition is sure to be an unforgettable performance.
“We are honored to have the U.S. Army Chorus Quartet perform the national anthem for the Pure Michigan 400 and Careers for Veterans 200,” MIS President Roger Curtis said. “There is no better group to perform the national anthem than these soldiers. We are looking forward to their performance and we are sure the fans will enjoy it, as well.”
Way to go, Bob!
