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(MOOREVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA) September 19, 2012 – 19 year old Harrison Rhodes will make his 4th career NASCAR K&N Pro Series start this weekend at the “Magic Mile” in Loudon, New Hampshire. Earlier this season driving for MacDonald Motorsports, Rhodes drove a very impressive race to bring home an 8th place finish for the team at CNB Bank Raceway Park in Pennsylvania.

“I am very excited to be back in the MacDonald Motorsports K&N car this weekend at New Hampshire Motor Speedway,” explained Rhodes. “I believe we are going to have a great car and hopefully a great finish as well.”

Young Harrison Rhodes has had a very impressive career up to this point. Rhodes started racing Legends cars for Dan Snyder Racing in 2007, recording four wins and finishing seventh in the Summer Shootout points standings. The following season, Rhodes went on a tear, winning 33 races and the Concord Speedway Track Championship, as well as the North Carolina State Championship. Over the past few years, Harrison has run in the NASCAR Whelen All American Series, the CARS Pro Cup Series, and select PASS South Series races. In June of this year, Rhodes made his first start in the NASCAR K&N Pro Series East, recording a solid fourth place finish at Bowman Gray Stadium.

“Harrison did a great job for us in his Chick Fil-a No. 49 earlier this season in Pennsylvania,” explained team owner Jeni MacDonald. “He had a top-5 run going but was still able to give us our best finish of the year thus far with an 8th. This being our second race together as a team, I think we will be even stronger this time out.”

Fans in the area for the Sprint Cup Series race this weekend can watch young Harrison Rhodes race the Chick-fil-a No. 49 at the “Magic Mile” this Saturday. The G-Oil 100 will take the green flag at approximately 2:30PM EST.

Follow Rhodes at his website www.harrisonrhodesracing.com, on facebook, and on twitter @HarrisonRhodes.

About MacDonald Motorsports

MacDonald Motorsports Owner Randy MacDonald has been around the NASCAR circles since 1985, when he began his own racing career with the loving support of his father “Doc” and his mother Pat MacDonald. As a NASCAR driver, Randy was successful in making it all the way to the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series. The MacDonald family became NASCAR team owners in 1986 and have fielded cars in all three of NASCAR’s elite series following faith based principles. MacDonald Motorsports focuses on assisting our sponsors with strategically increasing the overall awareness of corporate messaging or brand recognition by consistently articulating the message to be delivered through motorsports. MacDonald Motorsports offers drivers opportunities to gain experience from grass roots all the way through the elite series of NASCAR.

Source: MacDonald Motorsports Press Release