"I've been impressed with ModSpace and their modular construction concepts and the experience they bring to the table," Jenkins said. "Our companies share some of the same ideals, so it's a natural fit to team up. I'm excited they're going to partner with us on the racetrack now, too."
The new motorsports partnership will help with another type of "building" - the continued growth of Jenkins' Sprint Cup team, which is coming off the best season in its young history. The first appearance of the No. 38 ModSpace Ford is scheduled for the April 14 race at Texas Motor Speedway. ModSpace is a provider of modular buildings, portable storage and services for temporary or permanent space needs. Building on more than 40 years of experience, ModSpace serves a diverse set of customers and markets - including commercial, construction, education, government, healthcare, industrial/energy and special events - through an extensive nationwide branch network throughout the United States and Canada.
"We are thrilled to partner with Front Row Motorsports for this upcoming Sprint Cup season," stated William Mann, Vice President of Motorsports for ModSpace. "In the modular construction business, we understand the importance of speed while still delivering a high-quality product, so this motorsports alignment is perfect for our business model. ModSpace looks forward to a great season from both the No. 38 and No. 34 teams."
So glad to hear this! David Gilliland brought Front Row their best finish at Daytona and their best year ever in 2011. With sponsorship, they can only get better!
ReplyDeleteSo happy to see this team and David with a sponsor like ModSpace, I see ModSpace in the Grand AM series and ALMS series these guys are a huge supporter of motorsports, Go to their web site this is a very cool company! David did a great job last year cant wait to see how they do this year with Modspace on the car!
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