Gresham (Ga.) Motorsports Park

JEFFERSON, GA (May 25, 2011)

The prize package will consist of two suite passes to the Slack Auto Parts 150 NASCAR K&N Pro Series East race at GMP on June 11^th and two suite passes to the Labor Day NASCAR race on September 4^th at AMS.

Contest rules and details have been posted on GMP’s website. Please click the following link, www.GreshamMotorsportsPark.com, and then click the contest tab in the menu on the left side of the home page.

Make sure you are a fan of GMP and AMS on facebook, Gresham Motorsports Park and Atlanta Motor Speedway, and a follower on twitter, @GreshamMP and @AMSupdates. Good luck!!!

Please visit our website, www.GreshamMotorsportsPark.com, for information and details about the upcoming year at GMP.

- Gresham Motorsports Park, Press Release

Gresham (Ga.) Motorsports Park

JEFFERSON, GA (May 4, 2011)-

Racing Radios was founded in 1974 when the Competition Director for NASCAR approached Diversified Electronics for assistance with racing radio communications problems. Diversified Electronics was successful in correcting the problems and, when word spread, became a source for several racing teams. As a result Diversified Electronics began to manufacture accessories for two-way radios using Motorola equipment and designed to enhance the quality of racing communications.

“We are excited to be apart of Gresham Motorsport’s Park’s 2011 race season and we look forward to a competitive season of racing,” said Chris Thornton, President of Racing Radios,Inc. “We are excited to sponsor the race on July 16^th and we look forward to an exciting and eventful night for everyone.”

Today, Racing Radios is the official two-way supplier for NASCAR Sprint Cup Series, NASCAR Nationwide Series, NASCAR Camping World Truck Series, International Hot Rod Association (IHRA), the International Motor Sports Association (IMSA), and Gresham Motorsports Park. Racing Radios is located in both Georgia and North Carolina.

You can learn more about Racing Radios and their products by visiting www.racingradios.com.

The Racing Radios 100 will feature PASS late models, Outlaw late models, Trucks, Renegades, Mini Stocks and Mini Cups.

On July 14^th, GMP will host the 9-,11- and 13-year old Dizzy Dean opening ceremonies. Jackson County Parks and Recreation will gather teams from all over the Southeast for a parade of teams, games, race car demonstrations/display and a big fireworks program to close the evening activities. This event is open to the public and is free for everyone!

Please visit our website, www.GreshamMotorsportsPark.com, for information and details about the upcoming year at GMP. Also, join the GMP fan page on facebook or follow GMP on Twitter @ GreshamMP.

- Gresham Motorsports Park, Press Release

Gresham (Ga.) Motorsports Park

JEFFERSON, GA (April 12, 2011)

“We are excited to be apart of the NASCAR race at Gresham Motorsports Park and we appreciate all that the Greshams have done to the track to make this a premier facility and event,” said Henry Slack, owner of Slack Auto Parts.  “We are glad to be apart of this event because we have been apart of NASCAR and the racing community since the beginning of the sport.  We have such a great relationship with our customers and it is great to see them on the track and in the stands at GMP.”

The NASCAR K&N race is a perfect relationship for Slack Auto Parts and the Elliott family due to the aspect of being a family oriented business.  They have done business with the Elliott family for over sixty years and they will continue that relationship with this race.

In the parts business since 1928, Slack Auto Parts strives to provide the best service, with the best prices on the most recognized names in the industry. With locations all over Northeast Georgia from Buford to Dawsonville to Cornelia, there is most likely a Slack Auto Parts in your community.  For more information about Slack Auto Parts, please visit www.slackautoparts.com.

The Slack Auto Parts 150 will be on June 11, 2011 at GMP.  Adult general admission is only $20!

NASCAR K&N autograph session will be at 5 pm and opening ceremonies will begin at 6 pm.

Please visit our website, www.GreshamMotorsportsPark.com, for information and details about the upcoming year at GMP. Also, join the GMP fan page on facebook or follow GMP on Twitter.

- Gresham Motorsports Park, Press Release

Gresham (Ga.) Motorsports Park

JEFFERSON, GA (April 12, 2011)

This race is apart of the 2011 Run and See Georgia Grand Prix Series. Finish line management and results will be provided by Classic Race Services.

The 1 Mile Fun Run starts at 2:00 PM and the 5K race will start at 2:30 PM.  Packet pickup and race day registration will begin at 1:00 PM.

The cost to register is $25 and kids 6 and under are FREE!

To register for the 1^st-Annual Freud-Carson Run for More Birthdays 5K or for more information, please visit www.active.com.

- Gresham Motorsports Park, Press Release

Kyle Busch Motorsports (KBM)

Rick Ren, General Manager Kyle Busch Motorsports:

“Overall the test went really well. We ran about 400 laps total between Monday and Tuesday. Kimi provided good feedback that allowed us to make our Toyota Tundra go faster. He is very methodical with his acceleration, braking and steering and there is no doubt that he has a good feel for a race vehicle. We threw a lot at him over the two days. We made a lot of chassis changes to both the front and rear. Shock adjustments, air pressure adjustments and trackbar adjustments so he could get a good feel for how these adjustments affect the handling of the truck. For being unfamiliar with a truck and unfamiliar with the track, he did an outstanding job. We made both race runs and qualifying runs and there is no doubt that making the truck go fast will not be a problem.”

Kimi Raikkonen:

“It was a lot of fun, I really had no expectations or anything to compare it to beforehand but at the end of the day, I am really looking forward to the first race. It seems like KBM is a top team and I am excited to work with them.”

- Kyle Busch Motorsports, Press Release

Gresham (Ga.) Motorsports Park

JEFFERSON, GA (April 5, 2011)

“US Auto Sales is pleased to partner with Gresham Motorsports Park again this year for the 2011 season,” said John DaRin, Chief Operating Officer for US Auto Sales.  “We look forward to seeing many friends and if you have any vehicle needs, please visit one of our ten locations and look at our inventory of over 1,000 vehicles.  We truly invite you to come experience the US Auto Sales difference.”

US Auto Sales is the country’s largest buy here pay here and second largest independent in the US. US Auto Sales has more than 1,200 vehicles in inventory at 10 convenient Atlanta metro locations including Gainesville and Athens.  Visit US Auto Sales on line at www.USAutoSales.info to learn more about them and let US Auto Sales help you choose of the vehicle of your dreams.

April 23 is GMP’s season opening race and will be an action-packed night with fun for the entire family!

Tired of the typical Easter egg hunt?  Well, GMP is changing it up!  At 5:30 pm, a helicopter will drop Easter eggs and candy on the front straight away and as soon as everything clears, kids will then have the chance to dash to the pile and gather as much as they can!  Blue Ridge Helicopters will also be offering rides before the drop from 2-5 pm.

Dialed Action Sports BMX stunt team will be returning to perform some amazing tricks throughout the night and the North Georgia Men’s Quartet will be singing the National Anthem.

There will be lots of racing action as the Mini Cups,
Renegades,
Mini Stocks,Trucks, Outlaw Late Models and Pro Late Models compete in The US Auto Sales 100- the first races of the season!

Gates will open at 12 pm and opening ceremonies begin at 7pm.

Adult general admission is only $12!  Kids 12 and under get in free with the purchase of adult general admission ticket.

GMP is excited to have US Auto Sales present two of the most fun-filled, family oriented races planned for the 2011 race season on April 23 and August 13.

Please visit our website, www.GreshamMotorsportsPark.com, for information and details about the upcoming year at GMP. Also, join the GMP fan page on facebook or follow GMP on Twitter.

- Gresham Motorsports Park, Press Release

Gresham (Ga.) Motorsports Park

JEFFERSON, GA (April 4, 2011)

The 2007 Formula One Champion is a native of Finland and currently drives in the World Rally Car Series since leaving Formula One in 2009.  Raikkonen will be a familiar face to some of the NASCAR drivers including Juan Pablo Montoya and Nelson Piquet Jr., who were both former F1 drivers.

“Gresham Motorsports Park is proud to have Raikkonen choose this track for his first-ever NASCAR test,” said Gresham Motorsports Park’s General Manager, Dan Elliott.   “We know that Kimi will be successful no matter where he competes.”

Raikkonen plans to run a two-day closed test at GMP in preparation for his NCWTS debut at Charlotte Motor Speedway’s Education Lottery 200 on May 20, 2011.

Please visit our website, www.GreshamMotorsportsPark.com, for information and details about the upcoming year at GMP. Also, join the GMP fan page on facebook or follow GMP on Twitter.

- Gresham Motorsports Park, Press Release

Gresham (Ga.) Motorsports Park

Because Coca-Cola is an Atlanta-based company, GMP knows the importance of their location, which is only an hour north of the home of their Coke partners. Coke also has a long history in motorsports, especially in NASCAR and in short tracks throughout the country.

“We are very excited to be partnered with Gresham Motorsports Park,“ said Tim Partridge, Territory Development Manager for Coca-Cola. “We look forward to the 2011 race season and we look for great things to come from this partnership.”

Throughout 2011, fans will have the opportunity to experience Coke’s involvement with the race track at all of the scheduled racing events including GMP race events on April 23 and on August 13, NASCAR K&N on June 11, PASS on July 16, CRA on September 17 and the World Crown on November 10-13.

Coke will also be involved in all non-racing events hosted by GMP including the Dizzy Dean World Series Opening Ceremonies on July 14.

Please visit our website, www.GreshamMotorsportsPark.com, for information and details about the upcoming year at GMP. Also, join the GMP fan page on facebook or follow GMP on Twitter.

- Gresham Motorsports Park, Press Release

Gresham (Ga.) Motorsports Park

“I feel that the relationship style and dedication to excellence of the GMP owners and staff will be a perfect partnership for the paper and its advertisers,” said Amy Hollingshead, President of ATLANTA THRIFTY NICKEL.

ATLANTA THRIFTY NICKEL is also a proud sponsor of Bubba Pollard, who was the 2010 GMP regular season Super Late Model Champion.

ATLANTA THRIFTY NICKEL has provided affordable, effective advertising for GMP fans and drivers alike for the last 28 years. In addition to publishing 60,000 printed papers weekly in the 17-County Metro Atlanta area, ATLANTA THRIFTY NICKEL is also a partner in one of the largest classified websites in the world with over 2 million page views per week nationwide!

For more information about ATLANTA THRIFTY NICKEL or to find out how to place a classified ad in the paper, please visit www.AtlantaThriftyNickel.com or call the office at 770-971-8333.

Please visit our website, www.GreshamMotorsportsPark.com, for information and details about the upcoming year at GMP. Also, join the GMP fan page on Facebook or follow GMP on Twitter.

- Gresham Motorsports Park, Press Release

JTG-Daugherty Racing

CORNELIUS, N.C.(September 28, 2010) – -

Today, the 21-time division winner tests with crew chief Frank Kerr and his new team for the first time at the half-mile oval of Gresham Motorsports Park in Jefferson, Ga.

“The biggest part for me during this test is communication – - understanding what the team wants from me,” Labonte said. “Building a relationship with my crew chief, engineers and team starts today. I know you have to have chemistry and everybody on the same page working in the same direction for success. You can’t buy confidence. You’ have to build it with your teammates and team members.”

Cohesion separates a good team from a championship contending team. Crew chief Frank Kerr and his JTG Daugherty Racing team are taking advantage of this fundamental test to get to know Labonte.

“You have to have chemistry,” Kerr said. “That’s what separates the good from the great. Bobby is a proven winner and a champion in both the NASCAR Sprint Cup and Nationwide Series. He will bring a lot of knowledge and confidence along with his leadership ability.

“During this test we want to make sure Bobby is comfortable with the interior of the car and find out what he expects from us,” Kerr continued. “Some of it is about fundamentals. We want to make sure we have his seat in the right location and the pedals are where they need to be. We want to have everything perfect for him as we prepare for 2011.”

Kerr and Labonte may have only spent a small amount of time together, but they both have similar goals for the 2011 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series season.

“After JTG Daugherty Racing finished 18^th in the points their first year in Cup, I would like to think we can be in a Chase position,” Labonte said. “This year was tough for the team as far as the points go, but it’s nobody’s fault and you can’t point a finger – - it’s just part of it. The resources are there and if we can concentrate and focus hard on it, I definitely think it’s attainable. We just have to do everything right and hold ourselves to that goal.”

“Bobby’s right,” Kerr said. “We are capable and we do have the resources in place. We just had too many DNFs (eight) this year and that really hurt us in the points. A lot of that was out of our control being in the wrong place at the wrong time. We’re starting fresh in 2011 and we will continue to be dedicated and work hard toward a common goal and that’s to be in contention for the Chase.”

Labonte is ready for a fresh start with Kerr and JTG Daugherty Racing as the team enters its third full-time season.

“They have all of the necessary resources along with the Toyota program and Michael Waltrip Racing technical alliance,” Labonte said. “You can see the progress growing with David Reutimann and Martin Truex Jr. week in and week out. I hope my experience will add to the program as I learn from those guys too. I haven’t had that opportunity the past couple of years with teammates. All the tools are there, it’s just how you apply them. The stars are lining up and you’ve just got to make sure you do it right.”

JTG Daugherty Racing, owned by Brad Daugherty, Jodi and Tad Geshickter, are looking forward to what the future holds.

‘We feel like our team has a lot to prove on track and we believe Bobby’s in a place in his career where he has something to prove too,” Daugherty said. “This first test begins a new chapter for JTG Daugherty Racing with Bobby Labonte. I’ve known him for a long time dating back to the 80’s racing in the NASCAR Nationwide Series and I’m a big fan of his. This test finally gets him in our car so that we can start working toward getting him in victory lane in 2011.”

“As energized and focused as we are to finish the season strong with Marcos, we are equally excited about the beginning of our testing program with Bobby Labonte,” said Geschickter. “The chemistry between driver, crew, and technology is tricky and it’s important for Bobby to get a feel for what we have and how it fits his driving style.  We are fortunate to have a head start on the process so we can be at full speed when next season starts.”

For more information about Bobby Labonte, join his Facebook and Twitter pages.

www.twitter.com/bobby_labonte

http://www.facebook.com/Bobby.Labonte.Official.Page

- JTG Daugherty Racing, Press Release

Joey Gase

Gase drove for Spraker Racing in the NKNPSE and ARCA Racing Series presented by RE/MAX and Menards races at Iowa Speedway in 2010. In July, he finished 27th in his ARCA Racing Series debut. Gase, who was running just outside the top-10, got caught up in an incident in turn two. In May, the Iowa native kept his car clean in his NASCAR K&N Pro Series debut, starting 22nd and finishing 15th in the stacked 44-car field.

“I am really excited to race at Gresham,” said the 16-year-old racer. “I want to thank Spraker for this great opportunity. I’ve never been to Gresham before, but I think I should be pretty comfortable with it being a half-mile. My local track is a half-mile with a little less banking, so I think we’ll race well. I am just happy to get some more seat-time and hoping to get a solid finish.”

“Joey is a tremendous talent,” explained owner Jeff Spraker. “He did a great job for us at Iowa, and I look forward to him getting back in the car at Gresham.”

Gase will maneuver the No. 37 Spraker Racing Enterprises Chevrolet for his first laps in practice at 11 a.m. EST on Saturday, August 28. Qualifying will be held at 4 p.m. EST. The American Fence Association 150 presented by Mayfield Ice Creamier will begin at approximately 8:30 p.m. EST. Coverage of the 75-mile race will be on SPEED Channel on September 2nd at 6 p.m. EST.

About Activ8 Communications

Activ8 Communications, based in Mooresville, North Carolina, specializes in public relations, marketing strategies, brand development and sponsor activation. With focus on NASCAR public relations and relationship building, Activ8 creates unique identities and connections for the drivers and clients under its umbrella.

For more information about Activ8 Communications, visit www.goactiv8.com.

- Activ8 Communications for Spraker Racing Enterprises, Press Release

Gresham Motorsports Park

GMP officials are reviewing possible dates to reschedule the event and will make an announcement at a later date.

Fans and competitors holding tickets and pit armbands for Saturday’s event will be able to use them for the Saturday, September 18 George Elliott Memorial 100 Presented by Monolith Companies or for the Saturday, October 9 McDonalds Night Featuring Ronald McDonald racing program.

Please make sure you hang on to your ticket stub or pit armband from tonight’s race and just present it at the gate for admission to either the Saturday, September 18 or Saturday, October 9 events.

Next up at Gresham Motorsports Park will be one of the biggest events in the history of the track – the return of NASCAR to the Jefferson, GA half-mile oval.

NASCAR will make its first appearance at the track since 1987 when Larry Pearson won a pair of NASCAR Busch (now Nationwide) Series events. Gresham Motorsports Park opened as Jefco Speedway in 1967 with a NASCAR Sportsman race with ‘Tiger’ Tom Pistone earning the victory.

GMP also hosted the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series events in 1968 and 1969 with Cale Yarborough and Bobby Isaac taking the checkered flag.

The NASCAR K&N Pro Series East debuted as the NASCAR Busch North Series in 1987. Since then, the division has been one of NASCAR’s top touring series and today serves as the sanctioning organization’s top driver development series.

Drivers expected to race in the August 28 NKNPSE event at GMP are defending series champion Ryan Truex, Ty Dillon, Ryan Gifford, Darrell Wallace, Jr., Brett Moffitt, Matt Kobyluck, D.J. Shaw and Kevin Swindell.

Also expected to be entered is Georgia’s own Max Gresham, already a two-time winner in the NASCAR K&N Pro Series this season. Gresham will wheel a Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota in the event.

The August 28 NKNPSE race at Gresham Motorsports Park will be the only time the division will compete in Georgia this year.

Joining the K&N Pro Series East division on Saturday, August 28 will be the GMP Trucks, Renegades and Mini-Stocks divisions making it a full night of racing thrills and spills.

Adult Grandstand and Trackside General Admission Tickets are just $20 for this special event. Seniors (55 and older) and Active Military Personnel are $18 while Children 6-12 are $10. Children 5 and under will be admitted free and, as always, parking is free.

The GMP Grandstand and Trackside Parking for the August 28 event will open at 2 p.m. Opening Ceremonies are set for 7 p.m. with the first race taking the green flag at 7:30 p.m. sharp.

Gresham Motorsports Park is located right off I-85 at Exit 140, next to the Jackson County Airport in Jefferson. GA.

For more information about Gresham Motorsports Park, please log on to www.GreshamMotorsportsPark.com.

About Gresham Motorsports Park

Opened as Jefco Speedway with a NASCAR Late Model Sportsman (now Nationwide) race in 1967, Gresham Motorsports Park has served the auto racing community for more than 40 years. The half-mile asphalt oval located just outside Jefferson, GA underwent a complete renovation in 2009. In 2010, the multi-use motorsports facility will host a wide range of Stock Car Racing events including the NASCAR K&N Pro Series East, USARacing Pro Cup Series, Super, Pro and Outlaw Late Models, Trucks Street Stocks and US Legends International competition.

Additionally, Jackson County’s largest event center will be the site of numerous other events including the Opening Ceremonies for the 2010 Dizzy Dean Little League World Series, the Georgia Electric Car Rally and the Laps For Literacy Fun Run/Walk. Drifting and Motorcycle shows, local and regional Craft Shows, Car Shows, Concerts and other community activities are also being considered for 2010. For more information about Gresham Motorsports Park – or to enquire about booking a 2010 event at the facility – please log on to www.GreshamMotorsportsPark.com.

- Gresham Motorsports Park Press Release

No. 71 Gresham Motorsports Toyota Camry (Max Gresham)

“I probably learned more about car control in this race than in more than any other race in my career,” said Gresham after finishing 13th in the Automobile Racing Club of America (ARCA) Berlin 200. “We made a decision before the race to go one way with the chassis set-up and we probably should have gone the other direction. In the end, we didn’t get as good of a finish that we had hoped for, but it was still a great learning experience for me and the team.”

Gresham, who won the Tim Richmond Memorial 200 in just his third career ARCA start on July 17, appeared to be a contender for the win at Berlin when he qualified his eighth in the 33-car field with a lap of 17.365 seconds.

At the drop of the green flag, Gresham started a slow slide back in the field thanks to handling problems with his No. 71 Gresham Motorsports Toyota.

Max Gresham

Gresham was still running 10th when the first yellow flag of the race flew on Lap 54. Deciding to stay out and not pit for fresh tires and a chassis adjustments, Gresham saw his chance of staying in the Top-10 diminish when the race quickly rolled past without another caution for the next 90 laps. By that time, Gresham and his balky racer were two laps down to the leaders.

After a pit stop for service during the second caution of the event on Lap 146, Gresham’s Toyota was solid for the rest of the race eventually coming home 13th at the checkered flag.

“That was the best we had today,” said Gresham. “The team did the best they could and so did I. I think we all learned a lot.”

Gresham will now return to the NASCAR K&N Pro Series East ranks on Saturday, August 28 at Gresham Motorsports Park. The event will be the first NASCAR race at the Jefferson, GA raceway since 1987.

- Gresham Motorsports Press Release

Hattori Racing Enterprises

“Lee USA Speedway was a very exciting race for our team. Short track racing is very intense. When the race began, we were running between 11th and 13th. There was a crash in front of us and I banged up the front of our Stemco Duroline Camry by hitting the car in front of me. The whole race was like that. I would gain a few positions, then get hit from behind or bump into something. It was a tough race, but it was very fun and I’m happy we were able to finish 11th in our Hattori Racing Enterprises car,” said Paludo.

Leading into the racing action at Lee, Paludo and his team, led by crew chief Jeff McClure, had two strong practice sessions and a solid qualifying effort earning 13th-place on the starting grid.

“We were very good in practice with old tires. We stayed in the top ten for most of the first practice, and we worked with old tires because we knew the length of the race would not allow us to change tires. We qualified thirteenth, which was good because I could be on the inside line at the start of the race,” said Paludo.

Team owner Shigeaki Hattori said the race was very exciting and felt his team and driver handled the challenge of the 3/8-mile short track very well.

“This race track was very tough. The NASCAR K&N Pro Series East starts fewer race cars at Lee than at other race tracks because it is such a short track. There were many, many laps with race cars competing side-by-side. Miguel and Jeff did a really good job figuring out how to setup the Stemco Duroline Camry for the race and they ran competitively in the top-ten. It was a great race for the HRE team, and a good opportunity for Miguel to continue to develop his oval-track skills,” said Hattori, a former NASCAR and IndyCar racer who has built HRE as a team to showcase up and coming driving talent in highly competitive racing equipment.

Looking ahead, Paludo is anxious to get to Gresham.

“I’m confident in our team and I am looking forward to better results at Gresham. Racing in the traffic at Lee, doing the restarts, it is very good preparation for Gresham,” said Paludo. “The guys have worked very hard on our Stemco Duroline Camry. We are all very excited to race at Gresham on August 28th.”

Watch Paludo’s race at Lee USA Speedway on Thursday, August 5th, at 6:00 PM Eastern on SPEED.

The NASCAR K&N Pro Series East races next at Gresham Motorsports Park on August 28th.

Keep up to date on Paludo by visiting www.MiguelPaludo.com.

For more information on Hattori Racing Enterprises, visit www.HRE.US.com.

- Hattori Racing Enterprises / Germain Racing Press Release

EVENT: NASCAR K&N Pro Series 125 (NASCAR K&N Pro Series East)

DATES: Friday, July 30, 2010

TRACK: Lee USA Speedway, Lee, N.H.

RESULTS: Start 11 / Finish 5

FLYING BLIND

Ever drive a race car? On a short track? With cars here, there and
everywhere? All the while your nose and hood are mashed in to where you
can barely see?

Cole Whitt did Friday night.

Driver No. 84 in the NASCAR K&N Pro Series East finished fifth at Lee USA
Speedway. The front end of his Red Bull Toyota took a shot in a classic short-
track check-up just before halfway, and Whitt relied on instinct and spotter
Jeremy Thompson to score the fourth top-five and fifth top-10 finish of his
rookie NASCAR season.

“We had a car to win, but the nose got pushed in,” Whitt said. “Cosmetic
stuff, but it pushed the hood up to where I couldn’t see out of the front of the
car. I just kept going, looked out the sides. Just kind of kept rolling the rest
of the race.

“You rely a lot more on your spotter. He let me know everything that was
going on around me. We just kept going. We would have been lost if we came
down pit road to fix the damage, trying to come back through the field. We
were already up there and couldn’t give up the track position.”

Whitt started 11th – the first time in the season’s seven races that the No.
84 didn’t roll off from inside the top eight. That starting position slowed the
two-time pole winner’s charge to the front in a short, 125-lap race.

“Our qualifying run went just OK,” Whitt said. “Not real happy with it, but we
had good faith in the race and had time for me to work up there. A lot of
beating and banging. As the race played out, we were fighting, coming good
… even passing on the outside.”

With three races remaining, Whitt ranks fourth in the championship – 56
points out of third and 156 out of first. The K&N Pro Series East is off until the
Aug. 28 race at Gresham Motorsports Park, where the No. 84 team has an
upcoming test session.

+ UP NEXT

Gresham Motorsports Park 125, Jefferson, Ga., Saturday, Aug. 28

- Red Bull Racing Press Release