Random Power Rankings: Best Bristol driver intro song

For the past decade, Bristol Motor Speedway has equipped drivers with the ability to select their own songs to blair over the loudspeakers while they emerge onto the track during pre-race driver introductions. Some drivers really get into it, as they rightfully should. We ranked a few of our very favorite selections from over the years.

William Byron: Fan the Flames by Liberty University

Totally kissing up to his sponsor and alma mater.

Landon Cassill: Silver Bullet by Hawthorne Heights

Last month, emo kid Landon Cassill celebrated March Sadness.

Joey Logano: White and Nerdy by "Weird Al" Yankovic

I mean, he said it, not us.

Brad Keselowski: Little Deuce Coupe by The Beach Boys

Get it, because he drives the No. 2? Although, we're not totally sure his car is a coupe in the traditional definition. Instead of two doors, there's only one way into the car, and that's through the window.

J. J. Yeley: Harlem Shake

In 2013, this was a very timely song choice.

Chase Elliott: A Crazy Racin' Man by Bill Elliott

Instant cool points for having your father perform the music.

Ty Dillon: Let's Get it On by Marvin Gaye

Ty, Ty. Excuse us. You know we're racing 500 laps at Bristol, right? Why are you trying to set the mood?

Michael McDowell: Ice Cream Truck Song

When you realize you've run out of time to make an intro song selection, panic, look around, and the first thing you spot is an ice cream truck.

Jimmie Johnson: The Thong Song by Sisqo

Jimmie Johnson's pal Brian Vickers had a hand in this selection back in 2011. Jimmie selected Shania Twain's "Man! I Feel Like a Woman" for Vickers in exchange.

Matt DiBenedetto: Shake it Off by Taylor Swift

The only driver on record who danced to driver introductions sporting a wig. Yes, this happened in the post-Jimmy Spencer toupee era. DiBurrito wins this time for his enthusiasm.