Brad Parscale tweeted an impressive image of Air Force One arriving at the Daytona 500. It was from 2004.

Brad Parscale, President Trump's campaign manager, deleted a tweet Sunday that contained a photo meant to depict a large crowd greeting Air Force One at the Daytona 500 race in Florida after Twitter users pointed out that the photo was from former President George W. Bush's visit in 2004.

".@realDonaldTrump won the #Daytona500 before the race even started," Parscale tweeted alongside the photo. CNN reports it was online for three hours and retweeted nearly 7,000 times before he pulled it and replaced it with a real photo from Trump's visit, showing seemingly smaller crowds:

Trump took a lap around the racetrack in his presidential limousine after Air Force One did the flyby, drawing cheers from fans gathered for the prestigious NASCAR race. Trump kicked off the race with the traditional announcement to drivers of "Gentlemen, start your engines!" Trump's re-election campaign had planned to fly an aerial banner near the speedway and air a TV ad during the Fox broadcast, but the race was postponed until Monday due to rain after the drivers ran just 20 of its 200 laps. Trump spent the weekend at his resort in Palm Beach, now his official primary residence, before going to Daytona.

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