Harrison Burton’s fiancé Jenna Petty clear about ‘martial issues’ amid ‘terrifying’ NASCAR Awards Banquet moment

Harrison Burton and his fiancé Jenna Petty graced the NASCAR Awards Banquet at the Charlotte Convention Center's Grand Ballroom. The former Wood Brothers Racing driver wore a black suit and a white shirt while Jenna dazzled in a red dress with a noteworthy bow-tie design on the midriff.

After the ceremony, Burton commented on the suit he bought today, hysterically blaming Jenna for the 'terrifying' turnaround.

"Honestly, I bought this suit today which is kind of terrifying. I'm not going to point fingers but someone washed my other suit and it might've stung a little bit," Burton said via NASCAR.

However, his fiancé clapped back, pointing fingers at the 24-year-old.

"Somebody put it in the dirty clothes hamper and when things are in the hamper, they end up in the wash."

"Probably, for a long time now," Jenna comically said of her 'marital issues.'

Harrison Burton and Jenna Petty have been dating since 2017. While Burton has to ensure his presence during every race weekend, Jenna frequently visits the races, if not all, to cheer for her future husband. Burton's fiancé is a High Point University graduate and a dancer by profession, who currently lends her expertise to Dance Productions.

The duo got engaged in March this year and will soon exchange the final vows to become a married couple.

"No one can take that from us": Harrison Burton on Wood Brothers Racing's 100th Cup Series win

Harrison Burton began his Cup Series rookie season under the WBR banner, fielding the #21 Ford Mustang. However, during the mid-season in July, it was announced that Josh Berry would drive for WBR in the 2025 Cup Series season. Since it is a one-car team, Burton observed his final year with them.

Notably, Burton did something remarkable and memorable before wrapping up his penultimate season for WBR. The #21 driver bested the field and upset two-time champion Kyle Busch by 0.047 seconds to secure the Daytona win and punch his career-first playoff ticket. Moreover, Burton's first Cup win completed his team's century of triumphs, which began with Glen Wood's Bowman Gray win in 1960.

During the NASCAR Awards ceremony, the former WBR driver reflected on his triumph and said no one can take it from the team. He elaborated (via NASCAR).

"Got a Cup win, the Wood Brothers' 100th win and we'll always have that, no one can take from us as an entire group, not just me. I know our whole entire race teams wears hats that have '100' on them and stuff," Burton said (0:29).

After getting sacked by WBR, Harrison Burton has joined forces with AM Racing to tame their Xfinity Series ride. The future Xfinity driver revealed that AM Racing contacted him soon after he became a free agent.