"Holy moly check this out!": AJ Allmendinger's wife Tara shares their home on wheels ahead of Homestead-Miami weekend

AJ Allmendinger's wife Tara gave her fans on X (formerly Twitter) a tour of their new RV that the family will call home for this upcoming weekend at Homestead-Miami Speedway. Allmendinger will contend for the Championship title this year, an opportunity he grabbed by winning last week's Xfinity Series race at Las Vegas Motor Speedway.

Throughout his career, Allmendinger has been involved with several bigshot race teams including Team Penske, Richard Petty Motorsports, JTG Daugherty Racing, and Red Bull Racing. Today, he drives the No. 16 Kaulig Racing Chevy full-time in the Xfinity Series. 16 of his 18 series victories have come with the North Carolina-based outfit.

As the 42-year-old racer looks forward to winning his 19th career Xfinity Series win, his loving family opted to stay by him. Allmendinger's wife Tara and son Aero James, who turned one just last month, will be at Homestead-Miami Speedway throughout the race in a brand-new motorcoach provided by Campers Inn RV.

Campers Inn RV is America's leading RV dealer with outlets all over the country. No wonder Tara was impressed by the look and feel of the vehicle that was provided to her family.

"Out home at the racetrack this weekend. Holy moly check this out!!!" she wrote in her recent Instagram story.

Later on, she posted the same video on her official X handle and captioned it:

"Wow!! The @AJDinger family is so lucky to have this as our home at the racetrack this weekend. Thank you @CampersInnRV. It’s for sale and it’s amazing."

Allmendinger qualified 6th for the main event that starts tomorrow from 4 pm ET onwards. The 200-lap race will air live on CW Network. Fans can listen to radio updates on MRN and SiriusXM NASCAR Radio.

"A lot of work to do at Phoenix"- AJ Allmendinger reveals mindset ahead of Homestead outing

Leading a race-high 102 laps and holding off fellow racer Ryan Sieg en route to his recent win at LVMS, AJ Allmendinger was confident that he had the chance to bring home the ultimate prize; the 2024 NASCAR Xfinity Series championship title.

"It's good to get to Phoenix after the year we've had," Allmendinger said during a post-race interview at Las Vegas (via ESPN). "Let's go win a championship! Let's go!"

Here is a video of Allmendinger celebrating his win with team owner Matt Kaulig in the victory lane:

Allmendinger finished 17th or worse in almost a third of the races that he has run this year with Kaulig Racing. There have also been times when he finished close to the victory. In his last seven starts, Allmendinger finished inside the top-3 on three occasions (Atlanta, Watkins Glen, Charlotte).

"We stick together, we keep fighting," Allmendinger said after last week's win (via News 10) "Confidence isn’t a word that I think we’ve used all year... we know we got a lot of work to do at Phoenix."

Will AJ Allmendinger be able to back his win with a Championship title? One can only speculate for now.