Elliott to drive for Braun Racing at Charlotte
Bill Elliott will drive a Braun Racing Toyota in the CARQUEST Auto Parts 300 Busch Series race at Lowe's Motor Speedway on May 26, team officials announced Monday.
Sponsorship for the No. 32 Camry comes from Seymour of Sycamore, producer of Seymour Paint.
Elliott, NASCAR's 1988 Cup champion, last drove in the Busch Series in 2005, finishing 16th in an Evernham Motorsports Dodge at Memphis Motorsports Park. He has yet to race in NASCAR in 2007, though he did win a Thunder Roadster feature at Atlanta Motor Speedway last month.
"After winning in my Thunder Roadster at Atlanta in March, I caught the racing bug again, and this deal with Braun Racing and Seymour Paint is a great opportunity for all of us," Elliott said. "Braun Racing fields two top-notch teams each week, and I'm confident we will have a car capable of winning in Seymour's first NASCAR race."
Braun fields two full-time teams in the Busch Series, the No. 10 for Dave Blaney and the No. 38 for Jason Leffler.
"This is definitely a milestone for me," owner Todd Braun said. "Having Bill Elliott drive the No. 32 shows that Braun Racing is establishing itself among the elite teams in our industry."
Blaney currently sits third in the Busch Series point standings, while Leffler is 14th.
Bill Elliott will drive a Braun Racing Toyota in the CARQUEST Auto Parts 300 Busch Series race at Lowe's Motor Speedway on May 26, team officials announced Monday.
Sponsorship for the No. 32 Camry comes from Seymour of Sycamore, producer of Seymour Paint.
Elliott, NASCAR's 1988 Cup champion, last drove in the Busch Series in 2005, finishing 16th in an Evernham Motorsports Dodge at Memphis Motorsports Park. He has yet to race in NASCAR in 2007, though he did win a Thunder Roadster feature at Atlanta Motor Speedway last month.
"After winning in my Thunder Roadster at Atlanta in March, I caught the racing bug again, and this deal with Braun Racing and Seymour Paint is a great opportunity for all of us," Elliott said. "Braun Racing fields two top-notch teams each week, and I'm confident we will have a car capable of winning in Seymour's first NASCAR race."
Braun fields two full-time teams in the Busch Series, the No. 10 for Dave Blaney and the No. 38 for Jason Leffler.
"This is definitely a milestone for me," owner Todd Braun said. "Having Bill Elliott drive the No. 32 shows that Braun Racing is establishing itself among the elite teams in our industry."
Blaney currently sits third in the Busch Series point standings, while Leffler is 14th.