Miss Sprint Cup nude photo scandal

One of three women in the Miss Sprint Cup was drawn. After third post nude photos of Miss Duke Paige Sprint Cup, NASCAR has invoked the clause in the contract of morality Duke to its fire. Paige Duke claims that the photographs were taken for her boyfriend and when she was a freshman in college. It was in his second season with the program. The Miss Sprint Cup program involves the three women representing Sprint in the victory lane after each Sprint Cup race.


This is just the latest nude photo or video scandal hit the news stands. In this case, it hit where one would not expect. Rather than being a scandalous beauty contest or a young actress scandal is a scandal in NASCAR. Unlike the infamous nude photo scandal Erin Andrews, Duke was aware of the photographs are taken. The scandal also follows in the footsteps of another scandal of questionable displays NASCAR Twitter a crew member who was later fired for them.


This shooting was justified, but still difficult. Duke is the face of the brand at these events and that the face must have a good image behind it. In this case, the nude photos that were released impacted the reputation and would reflect the brand. Shooting is hard just because it's a hard lesson to learn.


People, especially women, have to be careful what they do when they are young. It is not fair that there is a double standard, but there often. She could not know at the time it would be fired for these pictures years later. It should also not thinking that at some point that the boyfriend is an ex-boyfriend who could take these pictures or give them to someone else.


Hope that other young women will take this news, as well as other related news, and learn that you can not trust video or photographs to stay where you put them. This is especially true with digital images and video.


Kristin Watt was NASCAR Winston Cup, now Sprint Cup, the fan for as long as she can remember how backwards when she was little girl and her mother sat on the couch with her every Sunday during the season to watch the races. At the time, they were fans of Bill Elliott and newcomer Davey Allison.