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Unsponsored Machine Delays Cory Joyce’s Debut
Press Release
Last season Joyce enjoyed a successful rookie campaign in the NASCAR Whelen All-American Series Limited Late Model Division at Hickory Motor Speedway. His first career win coupled with 12 top-five finishes in 16 races helped Cory claim Rookie of the Year honors at Hickory. Results from limited late model competition fueled the interest to move to USAR Pro Cup racing.
After making the decision to take the next step in Cory’s career, Cory Joyce Racing began a full assault to put together a successful program for the 2010 USAR schedule. Much to the dismay of the team and its supporters, proper resources haven’t surfaced to complete that program.
“Due to sponsorship we’re going to attempt a limited Pro Cup schedule, but we’re definitely not giving up on our plan,” driver Cory Joyce expressed. “It’s unfortunate that a lack of sponsorship support is holding me back from getting into the Pro Cup car, but we’re fortunate to have the limited late model we had great success with last year.”
Not losing focus on his racing endeavors, Cory will attempt to compete in as many events with his late model as possible. “I’m glad that I’ll be able to stay on the track while we continue our efforts lining up sponsorship, and I can’t wait to get back behind the wheel.”
While continuing with late model racing, Joyce and his team are continuing to search, determined to find the resources and funding they need to get back on track. The team is also prepping to make the journey to Motor Mile Speedway on Saturday, April 3rd, where Cory will make his first attempt to race on the .416 asphalt oval in his No. 33 Limited Late Model.
Stay tuned to CoryJoyce.com for updates on Cory and the team.
- Cory Joyce Racing Press Release
Article Tags: Cory Joyce, Cory Joyce Racing, Hickory Motor Speedway, NASCAR Whelen All-American Series, USARacing Pro Cup Series
