ANTELOPE, California — In a few short weeks, the 2010 NASCAR K&N Pros Series West season will begin with the first of a five race bonus challenge series, the Toyota/NAPA Auto Parts Bonus Challenge; the first to be held at All American Speedway in Roseville, California.
"This is a great opportunity for teams to put some money in their pockets. It’s great for the series and will increase our car counts. "— Gene Price
Toyota and NAPA Auto Parts are very proud to be the title sponsors kicking off the twelve race season. The 2010 Toyota/NAPA K&N Pro Series Challenge events feature races at these venues:
• March 27 All American Speedway Roseville, CA
• June 5 Douglas County Speedway Roseburg, OR
• August 7 Montana Raceway Kalispell, MT
• August 14 Colorado National Speedway">Colorado National Speedway Erie, CO
• September 12 Miller Motorsports Park Tooele, UT
Over a dozen of the top NASCAR K&N Pro Series West teams have already signed up to participate in the bonus series.
One of the successful teams in the series is Gene Price Motorsports with the 2004 Whelen All-American Late Model Series National Champion; Greg Pursley has signed to participate in the bonus challenge.
“I think this is great,” said team owner Gene Price. “This is a great opportunity for teams to put some money in their pockets. It’s great for the series and will increase our car counts. 2010 is shaping up to one of the best seasons ever. I’m looking forward to it.”
Toyota and NAPA would like to thank the teams that support these events and are offering a total of over $100,000 in bonus money for teams to earn that compete in these Toyota/ NAPA Bonus Challenge events in 2010.
There’s up to a possible $42,000 bonus for an individual team. There is still time to register for the Toyota/NAPA Bonus Challenge. Please contact Denise Decoque at 916-676-0010 and an official registration will be sent to you. Don’t miss out!
BMRP will be facilitating the Toyota/NAPA Bonus Challenge program. A Committee of the participating tracks has been assembled to serve as the Toyota/NAPA Bonus Challenge Committee to administer the program.
