Phoenix Racing will partner with the Dallas Convention &
Visitors Bureau for this weekend's NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race at Texas Motor
Speedway, with Kyle Larson returning to drive the No. 51 Visit Dallas Chevy SS.
The Dallas Convention & Visitors Bureau is an independent,
non-profit organization that promotes Dallas as a meeting, convention and
leisure destination. Dallas is the ninth-largest city in the nation and is part
of the fourth-largest metropolitan area. Each year, more than 30 million people
visit the area, making the surrounding metropolitan area the top visitor
destination in Texas.
"Big things happen in Dallas and Texas Motor Speedway is one
of the many sports venues in our region that make Dallas the ultimate sports
destination," said Dallas Convention & Visitors Bureau Chief Marketing
Officer Noelle LeVeaux. "The opportunity to brand Kyle Larson's car for
the AAA Texas 500 will show the television viewing audience and the tens of
thousands of fans at TMS that Dallas is doing things big. We want to pique
people's interest and encourage them to come see what Dallas is all
about."
"It's really exciting to be partnering with the Dallas
Convention & Visitors Bureau for the race at Texas Motor Speedway,"
added Harry Scott Jr., owner of Phoenix Racing. "Texas Motor Speedway does
such a great job putting on the races and the surrounding area of Dallas is
always one of our favorite places to visit, so it's great to be spotlighting this
city and showcasing a new sponsor in our sport. Kyle is going to do a great job
representing them and Phoenix Racing."
Larson will be making his third NSCS start at Texas Motor
Speedway, after making his debut at Charlotte Motor Speedway two weeks ago and
competing at Martinsville Speedway this past weekend. Larson will also compete
in the NASCAR Nationwide Series race at Texas on Saturday, driving the No. 32
Chevy Camaro for Turner Scott Motorsports, which is co-owned by Scott.
"Getting to compete in the Sprint Cup Series has been a great
learning experience for me," commented Larson. "I'm looking forward
to driving the No. 51 Visit Dallas Chevy SS at Texas Motor Speedway this
weekend. Hopefully, we can avoid any issues, complete all the laps and get the
finish that we deserve."
Get rid of the test engines he has been using and let him race.
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