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A Sneak Peek Into Chase Elliott’s Lavish $12 Million Georgia Mansion That People Gossip About
A Sneak Peek Into Chase Elliott’s Lavish $12 Million Georgia Mansion That People Gossip About
At a very young age, Chase Elliott has become one of the most popular drivers. This popularity is largely because of his fine racing skills. At just 25, he won his first-ever NASCAR Cup Series championship and is going strong. Over the years, his earnings have helped Elliott build a number of assets and one of his finest lies in Georgia.
Know about Chase Elliott’s massive mansion in Georgia
Born in Dawsonville, Elliott has always enjoyed life in Georgia. In 2020, the year he won his Cup Series championship, the Hendrick Motorsports driver invested in a gorgeous house. As per different sources, the mansion is worth $12 Million. It is a fine three-bedroom and four-bathroom home, covering a space of over 3,000 square feet.
What makes the house more pretty is the backdrop. The mountains behind this amazing mansion only give a more serene look to it. Despite spending a good chunk of money, Elliott has given it a grand, but at the same time, a simplistic feel to the house. Using a nice blend of stone, concrete, and wooden material, it has a nice country charm to it.
A Sneak Peek Into Chase Elliott’s Lavish $12 Million Georgia Mansion
Chase Elliott’s earlier residence and when did he shift to Georgia
Elliott has been born and brought up in the streets of Dawsonville. However, not many know how, after graduating high school, the HMS star left his hometown and moved to North Carolina. While he stayed in an apartment there, the stay was shorter than expected.
One of the major reasons behind moving to North Carolina was to get closer to the racing community. However, Elliott felt homesick and returned to Georgia soon. In an interview in 2019 with Dale Earnhardt Jr, he said, “Home’s home. I think that part for me is I’ve always taken a lot of pride in that. I always took a lot of pride in how we short-track raced and even going further back than that, how dad and his family went about racing.
They always kind of did their own thing. I just take pride in that. I like living at home.” Home is where the heart is and it cannot be more true for Elliott there. No wonder he spent big to have a remarkable house in Georgia itself.
Do father Bill Elliott and others live with Chase Elliott at his home?
In the NASCAR Cup Series, Chase Elliott has a reputation. It has also to do with what his father Bill Elliott achieved during his racing days. Bill won the Cup Series in 1988 and has 44 wins to his name in over 800 races. While that’s admirable, he plays a role model to his son.
A Sneak Peek Into Chase Elliott’s Lavish $12 Million Georgia Mansion
In fact, with Bill’s 1988 and Chase’s 2020 triumph, they are only the third father-son duo to achieve this feat. While his father has been of great help, Elliott has never shied away from crediting his mother, Cindy Elliott, for her support. In the past, he explained how she has helped him in his career.
Back then, he said, “Obviously, everyone likes to talk about Dad from his racing career, but my mom has had just a large of an impact and has put in a lot of work, too. I feel like the biggest thing with her is she is always setting a good example at the end of the day for me.
“She always just wants to make sure your heart and head are in the right place, and that’s kind of always been the case.” Of course, with parents like this, why would anyone not want to stay with them? Clearly, living with his parents works well for Elliott and when it is in a grand house like the one in Georgia, it only gets better. In fact, it helps greatly when guests come over.
When Chase Elliott hosted NASCAR veteran Dale Earnhardt Jr at his house
In his stunning home, Elliott surely must have brought in a number of people. However, the one that stands out is two-time Daytona 500 winner, Dale Earnhardt Jr. The #9 car driver played host when he invited Jr to Dawsonville in 2021. In fact, he took him to some of the most iconic spots in his hometown like the Dawsonville Pool Room, and explained how small the town was during his father’s racing days.
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During his visit to North Georgia, Dale Jr sat down with Elliott’s parents to know more about the driver. Surprisingly, despite being a private person, Elliott was quite open and chatty while spending time with Junior. Speaking to HendrickMotorsports.com about the experience, he said, “Dale and I, I feel like, just had a really open dialogue and it was more of a conversation than it was a sit down question and answer.
“We were just kind of talking racing, talking about my career, talking about kind of how I have gotten to where I am at. Then obviously, he has experienced some similar things to me growing up with his dad being involved in racing. I think that part will probably be most engaging. To me that will be fun to see.”
It is great to see two amazing drivers get along this well. Pretty sure Dale Jr must have been amazed to see the unique interior of the house.
Some other amazing facts about Elliott’s house and his neighborhood
What makes Elliott’s mansion stand out is the living room and the kitchen. The living room possesses exposed wooden beams painted with warm colors. With the presence of large windows, the room has great ventilation and a spacious look to it. Besides a stone fireplace lies shelves used to keep books, decor, and most importantly, Elliott’s trophies.
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The presence of potted plants inside makes it refreshing and also goes well with the brown and green color scheme of the room. It has a luxury feel to it with a huge sofa and a couple of armchairs well placed.
What’s more attractive besides the living room is the kitchen. The kitchen area includes two-tone cabinets and an island with a sink and storage. There’s a homely feel to it with the marble countertops and hardwood floors. While the interior has an amazing look, the exterior of the house is also well-built. Elliott has gone ahead with a greener and more eco-friendly approach by having installed solar panels on the roof.
In fact, even the lawn is quite attractive with specifically chosen trees and flowering plants. What further helps is where the house is built. Some fine locations like the Amicalola Falls State Park, Dawsonville Pool Room, Dawsonville Moonshine Distillery, and several museums are quite at an accessible distance from Elliott’s mansion.
Is Chase Elliott’s rumored girlfriend Kaylie Green living at his luxurious house?
It is one thing to build such an enormous house and another to live with your loved ones. While Chase Elliott does enjoy the company of his parents, is he living with his partner at his Georgia house? It is a tricky question to answer, as not much is known about Elliott’s present relationship status.
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Mick Schumacher and Sebastian Vettel are teaming up to represent Germany at the 2025 Race of Champions (ROC), taking place at Sydney’s Accor Stadium on March 7-8, 2025. First held in 1988, the event will see Schumacher and Vettel team up for the fourth time in their Race of Champions partnership.
They will face off against top competitors from across the motorsport spectrum, spanning single-seaters, rally, and endurance racing.
Vettel, who hasn’t ruled out an F1 return in the future, secured an outright victory at the Race of Champions in London back in 2015. He said in a statement:
“I’m delighted to be coming back to the Race Of Champions and teaming up with Mick again.
“It will be exciting to race in the former Olympic Stadium in Sydney that looks like it will be a great venue for the Race Of Champions. Sydney is one of the most beautiful cities in the world and I think Fredrik (Johnsson) and his team have selected an incredible venue for the next chapter of ROC.
“I am also supportive of ROC’s efforts taking steps towards becoming a sustainable motorsport event, which started at ROC Sweden.
“All the drivers who have the honour to participate in ROC fall in love with the event, because it reminds us about why we first started racing; pure competition and of course with the identical cars there are no excuses.
“I will do everything I can to help Germany win another ROC Nations Cup Title with Mick on the Friday evening, but I will not be doing him any favours when we are going for the outright win on the Saturday night, especially as he beat me in the Semifinals of the Individual ROC in Sweden in 2023!
“At ROC the racing is always intense on the track and everyone wants to win, but it’s also about putting on a great show for the fans.”
Schumacher, who recently revealed that securing a full-time seat with an F1 team was his ultimate goal, looks forward to the ROC at one of his favorite locations. He added:
“After finishing 2nd in the individual ROC in Sweden in 2023 and in the ROC Nations Cup in ROC Mexico with Seb, the goal this time has to be the overall winners trophy both in the ROC Nations Cup on Friday night and in the individual Race Of Champions on Saturday.
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Formula 1 CEO Stefano Domenicali has issued a warning to Ferrari as Lewis Hamilton prepares to join Charles Leclerc as a teammate next season. Hamilton will leave Mercedes after this season to team up with Leclerc, creating significant intrigue in the sport.
The deal between Hamilton and Ferrari marks a historic move in Formula 1. Hamilton, a seven-time world champion, is set to bring his wealth of experience and competitive spirit to the Maranello-based team. This partnership aims to revitalize Ferrari’s performance, which has seen mixed results in recent years. Hamilton’s unmatched drive and Leclerc’s emerging talent promise a powerful dynamic. Both drivers are motivated by the same goal: to secure championships for Ferrari, a team rich in history but seeking to return to its former glory. Their collaboration is anticipated to be a challenge for the competition and an opportunity to push each other to new heights.
Domenicali emphasized the challenge Hamilton will pose for Leclerc, given Hamilton’s talent, experience, and popularity. The seven-time world champion aims to secure an eighth title with Ferrari, and Domenicali noted the importance of clear team rules to prevent any potential conflicts.
“As a Ferrari enthusiast, it’s an extraordinary opportunity because Lewis is a centraliser. He wants to bring home the eighth title and become the best ever. There will have to be respect with Charles, but it’s clear that when you lower your visor… in any case, the team rules and management must be clear,” Domenicali told La Gazzetta dello Sport.
Replacing Hamilton at Mercedes will be 18-year-old Italian prodigy Kimi Antonelli. There’s considerable buzz around Antonelli, alongside other rookies like Oliver Bearman and Jack Doohan who will also debut in F1 next season.
Domenicali expressed his excitement about the influx of young talent and the diverse personalities they bring to the grid. “The young drivers? There are many and what I like is that each one has his own personality,” he added. “We are in a fortunate phase, the drivers are not a problem. The lifeblood of young people is fundamental for us, what F1 must do is to get out of its self-referentiality. I want to see different faces and professionalism.”
This new era in F1 promises to be thrilling as veteran talent and young drivers collide on the track.
The leader of wins in the 2024 Cup Series season achieved his feats without much noise. Kyle Larson currently owns 6 race victories, double the stats held by Cup rivals closest to his heels. Despite numerous instances of on-track scuffles in Cup this year – from the Stenhouse-Busch fistfight to Hocevar spinning Burton – you would not find Kyle Larson on that list. And that is what earned him the respect of a veteran who used to be NASCAR’s Ironman.
Ricky Rudd, a NASCAR Hall of Famer, was a golden phenomenon in his time. The 23-time Cup Series winner was known for his tremendous grit and iron capacity to continue driving even amidst extreme health risks. So recognition from this former HMS driver is no mean feat – but we are talking about Kyle Larson the overachiever.
Making his Cup debut in 1975 at Rockingham Speedway, 18-year-old Ricky Rudd soon developed his signature style of racing. Among his competitors, Rudd earned a name for being a formidable racer. Although he was a clean racer, he taught rivals who messed with him a lesson, as they fell on the wrong side of his bumper. The scrappy driver, the 1997 Brickyard 400 winner, received a fitting nickname for his on-track personality – “Rooster.” His rowdiness was experienced firsthand by veterans like Richard Petty, Bobby Allison, Cale Yarborough, and Dale Earnhardt.
But even the “Rooster” tipped his hat to Kyle Larson’s indomitable calmness of spirit. In a recent interview, the NASCAR Hall of Famer detailed his mindset when he went to race. He did not snuggle with his rivals so much: “You gotta dig down deep when you kind of go out against the competition. Especially when these guys are the best, you know, the best there is…These guys on the racetrack, they were my enemy. I didn’t treat them unkindly, but those were the guys that I purposely wasn’t super close friends with any of them…We were, you know, friends, but just more acquaintances than it was friendship.
Yet Rudd chose to salute Kyle Larson‘s starkly opposite attitude on the racetrack. The Charlotte Roval race winner rarely harbors ill will towards his rivals, and that is what sets his unique driving style, as Rudd said. “I don’t think everybody’s programmed that way. Some guys win and they find a different way to do it. You look at Kyle Larson today. I don’t think he gets mad at anybody, you know. I don’t think he could get mad. But he wins. He’s a heck of a driver and he wins races. Everybody’s got their own way of competing and doing what you have to do to be competitive.” Larson tied Rudd on the wins list when he clinched his 23rd career win last year in Las Vegas.
