2009 Toyota Camry Debuts at Speedweeks in NASCAR Nationwide Series at Daytona
- Jan 22, 2009
The New Year brought a lot of changes for CJM Racing. The team has a new driver, a new crew and a new 2009 Toyota Camry for the 10-month long NASCAR Nationwide Series.
Scott Lagasse Jr. started out in kart racing, then the modified division. He moved on to drive a truck for Bobby Hamilton Racing in 2006 and competed in two Nationwide Series races in 2007. He also stood out after securing a victory in his first ARCA appearance in the 2008 racing season. The move was noticed by NASCAR Nationwide Series Team CJM Racing and together they mapped out a future.
New NASCAR Nationwide Series CJM crew will help pilot Scott Lagasse Jr. contend for NASCAR National and Regional Rookie of the Year award
2009 Toyota Camry is new team car for CJM Racing in the NASCAR Nationwide Series
Over the course of the 2009 season, Lagasse will pilot the No. 11 America’s Incredible Pizza Company Toyota full time and compete for Rookie-of-the-Year (ROTY) honors. NASCAR’s National and Regional Touring Series select’s a ROTY by looking at points and conduct. Past NASCAR Nationwide Series ROTY winners include Carle Edwards and Kyle Busch.
Paul Wolfe is CJM Racing’s America’s Incredible Pizza Company Race Team’s new crew chief. “Paul brings a wealth of knowledge to the table,” said CJM’s Media Relations Manager Shayna Keller. “He has worked with past NASCAR ROTY’s and will lead Scott in the No. 11 car.”
One thing that has remained constant for CJM Racing is its use of K&N products. “K&N provides us with excellent power and filtration,” said Keller. “It also protects our engine on the race track.”
The 2009 NASCAR season opens at Daytona International Speedway on January 24th. The event, known as Speedweeks is considered the Super Bowl of racing and includes, the 24-Hour Rolex race, Gatorade Duels, Bud Shootout, the Nationwide Series, the Camping World Series and the Sprint Cup Series (Daytona 500).
Find K&N products for your vehicle using the K&N application search then use the K&N dealer search to find a K&N dealer in your part of the world.
Scott Lagasse Jr. started out in kart racing, then the modified division. He moved on to drive a truck for Bobby Hamilton Racing in 2006 and competed in two Nationwide Series races in 2007. He also stood out after securing a victory in his first ARCA appearance in the 2008 racing season. The move was noticed by NASCAR Nationwide Series Team CJM Racing and together they mapped out a future.
New NASCAR Nationwide Series CJM crew will help pilot Scott Lagasse Jr. contend for NASCAR National and Regional Rookie of the Year award
2009 Toyota Camry is new team car for CJM Racing in the NASCAR Nationwide Series
Over the course of the 2009 season, Lagasse will pilot the No. 11 America’s Incredible Pizza Company Toyota full time and compete for Rookie-of-the-Year (ROTY) honors. NASCAR’s National and Regional Touring Series select’s a ROTY by looking at points and conduct. Past NASCAR Nationwide Series ROTY winners include Carle Edwards and Kyle Busch.
Paul Wolfe is CJM Racing’s America’s Incredible Pizza Company Race Team’s new crew chief. “Paul brings a wealth of knowledge to the table,” said CJM’s Media Relations Manager Shayna Keller. “He has worked with past NASCAR ROTY’s and will lead Scott in the No. 11 car.”
One thing that has remained constant for CJM Racing is its use of K&N products. “K&N provides us with excellent power and filtration,” said Keller. “It also protects our engine on the race track.”
The 2009 NASCAR season opens at Daytona International Speedway on January 24th. The event, known as Speedweeks is considered the Super Bowl of racing and includes, the 24-Hour Rolex race, Gatorade Duels, Bud Shootout, the Nationwide Series, the Camping World Series and the Sprint Cup Series (Daytona 500).
Find K&N products for your vehicle using the K&N application search then use the K&N dealer search to find a K&N dealer in your part of the world.