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| Inception Motorsports Goes Toyota |
Inception Motorsports
announced today their partnership with Toyota and the engine support of Triad
Racing Technologies for the 2012 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series (NSCS).
“It is a great boost for our
team to have the support of Toyota and Triad engines heading into Daytona this
season,” said David Stremme, driver of the No. 30 Toyota. “Our team is excited
to have their support, especially with their success in the sport.”
Triad currently supplies
horsepower for teams in ARCA and NASCAR’s Camping World Truck, Nationwide and Sprint
Cup Series, with over 50 race wins since 2009. This will be the first full
season for Inception Motorsports and the team continues to look for sponsorship
for Stremme’s Toyotas.
“Our team has grown over the
off-season,” said Stremme. “We have a great group of talented people in our
race family who have been working hard to get us to where we need to be for
this season. We are looking for the final pieces to the puzzle and hopefully
our track presence will help find that sponsorship piece.”
Photo Credit: Inception Motorsports
What happened to them running Fords as previously announced?
ReplyDeleteWith all of the recent layoffs and teams completely going away, could this be a boost to the small-team owners? Lots of good engineers and mechanical/pit-crew talent out there looking for jobs. Probably at this point willing to take about any offer that floats across the table. Team owners can keep their budgets in check, and the crews get a steady paycheck.
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