Kasey Kahne Bends Over for Allstate

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Until the arrival of Danica we didn’t think of racing as much of a hottie sport. But these new Allstate spots with Evernham Motorsports’ Kasey Kahne might just change our minds.

Set to air during the Daytona 500, the ads continue a campaign from last year and feature yummy Kasey getting repeatedly eye-raped by women from Allstate’s Girls Day Out campaign. Watch him get bullhorn-frisked, and here’s a spot where he tries driving away before damage is done.

In case you’re wondering, the spots are for Allstate’s Accident Forgiveness and Your Choice Auto Insurance packages. Unfortunately for us the Kasey package isn’t one of the plans you can add to your policy, but that’s okay, because he’d probably cause more accidents than prevent them.

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