After racing for Joe Gibbs and winning in the No. 18 Interstate Batteries Pontiac, Bobby Labonte opened up about his health problems. In 2019, when he wasn’t feeling well, he sought medical attention, he said. The physician had informed him that there was a spot on one of his kidneys and that he should monitor its progress closely. Since the size of the area tripled in less than two years, experts have recommended surgical removal.
The NASCAR team at FOX Sports has hired Labonte as an analyst. The doctor called him and told him the spot was a very aggressive and malignant growth, he added. His doctor was Mohamad Allaf, M.D., director of the urology division at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, Maryland.
Labonte described feeling overwhelmed by a range of feelings before and throughout treatment, and his subsequent relief. Also, he considered how insane it was that just one in three persons who receive such a diagnosis survive.
He claimed he isn’t the type to talk much about himself, so few people would have any idea what he’s like. But he reasoned that even if he only aided one person, that would be a great accomplishment.
The majority of tumors, he continued, are curable if detected early. They got lucky with the early diagnosis and treatment. After his mass was taken away, he immediately got back into racing. Since leaving the NASCAR Cup Series, he has raced in the Superstar Racing Experience and the SMART Modified Tour.
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