GMS Racing, which
currently fields multiple teams in the NASCAR Camping World Truck and Automobile
Racing Club of America (ARCA) Racing Series, will soon have a new place to call
home.
GMS Racing announced
today that it will transfer its racing operations from their current location
in Charlotte to Statesville, N.C. at the end of the year. GMS Racing’s new
address will be 310 Aviation Drive in Statesville, the former home of Richard
Petty Motorsports.
The new facility is considerably
larger than the current location, allowing for growth in race operations as
well as further opportunities to increase performance development potential.
The new shop will allow for GMS Racing to be an all-in-one facility for the
growing team, and allowing the team to have additional space for engineering
and simulation.
“We needed a new
location that allowed for more space to increase our performance,” said Nic
Moncher, team manager of GMS Racing. “We continue to invest into race
operations to improve our potential and performance both on and off the track.
It all starts in the race shop, and having the best resources and assets, in
addition to our team of employees.”
The team acquired three
industrial buildings located adjacent to the Statesville Regional Airport in
October. The three buildings that once housed Richard Petty Motorsports and
Evernham Motorsports total 157,743 square feet.
The new site will be the
home of GMS Racing’s NASCAR Camping World Truck Series teams as well as their
ARCA Racing Series team.
By January 2015, all of GMS Racing's race teams will be able to
call the campus home.
where did Richard Petty go and why? Bigger shop or down size/
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