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Custom paint for Tony's No. 20
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Tony Stewart will drive this custom painted No. 20 Old Spice Toyota in the Aug. 16 NASCAR Nationwide Series race at Michigan International Speedway in Brooklyn.

Emily Marsala, a 14-year-old from Cincinnati, designed the paint scheme featured on the No. 20 Old Spice Toyota. Replacing the traditional candy apple red colors of primary sponsor Old Spice on Stewart’s signature No. 20 machine are a kaleidoscope of colors to commemorate Old Spice’s support of Kissimmee, Fla.-based Give Kids The World, as well as the support of Give Kids The World from Old Spice’s parent company—Procter & Gamble (P&G).

Marsala, a Give Kids The World Wish Child in 2004 who has successfully battled cancer, provided the winning car design from more than 150 sketches, all of which came from current or former Wish Children of Give Kids The World. The winning entry won Marsala and her family an all-expense paid trip to the Nationwide Series race at Michigan, where they’ll meet Stewart and the No. 20 Old Spice Racing Team.

Give Kids The World provides the Wish Child and their family a weeklong vacation with everything they need at no cost. Accommodations are made at the Give Kids The World Village, a 70-acre, non-profit resort where families can stay in two-bedroom, two-bathroom villas.

Give Kids The World has welcomed over 88,000 families from all 50 states and more than 65 countries.

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