The Department of Justice has unveiled a trove of more than three million documents, among them explicit emails exchanged between former NASCAR driver Brian Vickers and the notorious financier Jeffrey Epstein. These emails, which came to light last Friday, offer a glimpse into the correspondence shared between Vickers and Epstein, known for his infamous past.

Brian Vickers, who recently ended his marriage to Sarah Kellen—a woman often regarded as Epstein’s “key lieutenant”—wrote one particularly graphic email to Epstein on March 24, 2012. In this email, Vickers crafted a narrative where he imagined a prince, who, after being rejected by a princess, embarked on a life filled with motorcycles, racing, and unrestrained indulgence with women, all while avoiding commitments such as child support or alimony.

Continuing their communication, Vickers reached out to Epstein again on Valentine’s Day in 2019. This time, he sent an email with the subject line “Thought you would like this,” accompanied by a cheeky “Happy Valentines Buddy” message and a winky-face emoji. This exchange further illustrates the nature of their relationship, characterized by casual and uncensored dialogue.

The release of these emails adds another layer to the public’s understanding of the connections and communications that existed within Epstein’s sphere, marking yet another chapter in the ongoing examination of those who interacted with him.

‘The Princess said NO And the Prince lived happily ever after and rode motorcycles and f***ed skinny big t***ed broads and hunted And raced cars and went to naked bars and dated women half his age and drank wiskey (sic), beer and Captain Morgan and never heard b****ing and never paid child support or alimony and ate the p*****s and a** f***ed cheerleaders and kept his house and guns and never got cheated on while he was at work and all his friends and family thought he was f***in cool as hell and had tons of money in the bank and left the toilet seat up….. The end’.

Seven years later, on Valentine’s Day in 2019, Vickers sent another email to Epstein with the subject line ‘Thought you would like this’. Vickers sent an attachment with the message ‘Happy Valentines Buddy’ and a winky-face emoji. 

The disgraced Esptein died in an apparent suicide in a New York jail in 2019 

Six months later, Epstein killed himself in a New York jail cell just a month after being indicted on federal sex trafficking charges.

The Daily Mail has contacted both Vickers and NASCAR for comment. 

It was announced in April 2025 that Vickers was divorcing Kellen, who formally changed her name from Vickers back to Kellen as long ago as 2020.

Daily Mail exclusively reported in December that Kellen would walk away from the marriage with $600,000 and a bizarre array of keepsakes – including a sword and a massage table. 

Kellen’s duties during her 10-year stint as Epstein’s personal assistant allegedly included scheduling his warped massage sessions with young girls, court papers have said. 

In a slew of civil lawsuits connected to Epstein, the reclusive brunette has been referred to as a ‘key lieutenant’ to the now-dead pedophile and an ‘assistant’ to his jailed madam Ghislaine Maxwell.

In 2022, US District Judge Alison Nathan said that Kellen was ‘criminally responsible’ in Esptein’s sex-trafficking scheme while sentencing Maxwell to 20 years in jail. Kellen has never been criminally charged.

Kellen hasn’t spoken about her divorce but in 2020 she vehemently denied the claims that she was an ally of Epstein’s depraved behavior.

She told The Sun: ‘I’ve been made out to be such a monster — but it’s not true. I’m a victim of Jeffrey Epstein. I was raped and abused weekly.’

In a slew of civil lawsuits connected to Epstein, Kellen has been referred to as a ‘key lieutenant’ to the now-dead pedophile Epstein and an ‘assistant’ to his jailed madam Ghislaine Maxwell 

In his NASCAR career, Vickers was a three-time NASCAR Cup Series race winner and the 2003 Xfinity Series champion.

He stepped away from racing nine years ago, at the age of 32, due to struggles with blood clots.

In 2015, he also had corrective heart surgery on a patch that had been installed to replace a hole in his heart.

The NFL released a statement Monday saying it will look into New York Giants co-owner Steve Tisch and his association with Epstein after his name showed up more than 400 times in files released by the DOJ.

The statement came before league commissioner Roger Goodell was scheduled to hold his annual state of the league address to kick off Super Bowl week.

‘The league is aware of the reports and Steve’s response,’ the statement read. ‘Our office will look into the matter to understand the facts.’

Tisch said last week he knew Epstein and they ‘exchanged emails about adult women’ and ‘discussed movies, philanthropy and investments.’ But Tisch, 76, denied going to Epstein’s island and was never charged in the investigation.