Daytona Beach, FL (February 14, 2010) – Racing is a tough sport. At times it appears as though it is designed to break your heart. It will pat you on the back one day and then kick you in the butt the next. Max Papis experienced the full spectrum of these emotions this week in Daytona.
After giving an emotional interview after he qualified his #13 GEICO Toyota Camry for the Great American Race, Papis became a media darling of sorts. He made countless front pages of newspapers around the country, including a feature in the USA Today. It was hard to find Papis in Daytona without cameras around him or a microphone ... FULL STORY »
#13 GEICO Camry and the Gecko Make the Daytona 500 Field
Daytona Beach, FL (February 11, 2010) – When Max Papis arrived in Daytona for NASCAR Speedweeks, he was, for all intents and purposes, a rookie at ... FULL STORY »
KYLE BUSCH, No. 18 M&M’s Toyota Camry, Joe Gibbs Racing
Gatorade Duel 1 Finish: 3rd
Daytona 500 Starting Position: 7th
How was your race today? “It came down to being pretty wild there at the end, didn’t it? It was fun. That ... FULL STORY »
Daytona Beach, FL (February 8, 2010) – Time management is the phrase of the day for GEICO NASCAR Sprint Cup Series driver Max Papis. Aside from his duties in the #13 GEICO Camry, Papis will continue to gain much ... FULL STORY »
Mooresville, NC (February 2, 2010) – A year ago, many critics questioned whether or not 2004 Grand-Am Series champion Max Papis would be able to make it in NASCAR. Those critics are now supporters, as Papis prepares ... FULL STORY »
Avondale, AZ (November 15, 2009) – A week ago, Max Papis and the GEICO Racing team left Texas Motor Speedway heartbroken that they did not qualify for the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race. Some would ponder their disappointment, considering ... FULL STORY »
Concord, NC (October 17, 2009) – Savoring the opportunity to sleep in their own beds, Max Papis and the GEICO Racing team arrived at Lowe’s Motor Speedway on Thursday in hopes of qualifying for Saturday night’s NASCAR Sprint Cup Series ... FULL STORY »