Virginia
native Peyton Sellers will return to the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series for
this weekend's Kroger 200 at Martinsville Speedway. Sellers will pilot the No.
60 N-FAB/Pembleton Forest Products/St. Lawrence Radiology Chevrolet Silverado for
TurnOne Racing. This event marks Seller's first NCWTS start in 2012.
Sellers, the
2005 NASCAR Whelen All-American Series National Champion was born and raised 30
minutes from the speedway in Danville, VA, and will attempt to make his seventh
career NCWTS start; his second at the
0.526-mile speedway.
In addition to
being a hometown race for Sellers, it is also familiar ground for TurnOne
Racing's owner, Stacy Compton, who resides in nearby Hurt, VA.
Although
Sellers hasn't raced in the NCWTS since August, 2011 at Michigan International
Speedway, the 29-year-old driver competed full-time in the 2012 NASCAR Whelen
All-American Series at South Boston Speedway. After a successful season,
Sellers finished second in the Late Model Division standings with three
victories and three pole awards.
"We are
proud to bring N-FAB, an online truck accessory company, on board the No. 60
TurnOne Racing Chevrolet this weekend,” said Sellers. “We're really looking
forward to introducing them to the sport and getting them exposure up front.
I'm also thankful that Pembleton Forest Products is on the hood; they are a big
part of what got me here this weekend. In addition to those great supporters,
St. Lawrence Radiology, who has been a Late Model partner all year, stepped-up
to help us out this weekend and we are so proud to represent them.
“I'm looking
forward to putting this TurnOne Racing truck up front Saturday and having a
good show for everyone involved."
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