ALL WRAPPED UP! Sponsors on the Dirt Track

Every serious dirt track auto racer needs sponsors to help provide enough money to build their cars, maintain them, and keep them racing. Gas, tires, damaged fenders, trailers, parts and more all come with a cost. That's where the sponsors really help the racers out.

Jeremy has a new sponsor this year that has him all wrapped up with excitement. Joy Mining Company has literally wrapped his car in their logo. Here are a few pics. I hope you can see the details including the coal that is splashed all around the car.

In addition, they have added Jeremy's other sponsors to the final wrap. What a great look! Just the next step in getting ready to roar as the dirt track auto racing season begins.

Come on out and watch Jeremy, #20 bring lots of JOY to his sponsor and his fans. See you in the stands.

Dirt Track Auto Racing Season - New Car Making Progress

Jeremy is making progress on his car. Soon, it will be shipped off to his sponsor, Joy Mining, where Joy Mining company will actually wrap his car in their logo (and his other sponsors will be included in that car covering logo as well).

Here is what the car looks like now before the logo. It's on the trailer getting ready to be shipped out to the sponsor. Jeremy's made great progress in a short period of time, but still needs more sponsors to get the car on the track soon.

Enjoy the pics and thanks for visiting our dirt track auto racing blog.

Jeremy Continues to Build His Late Model Dirt Track Car

Here's to making progress. By day, the first picture shows that Jeremy has made some progress since the pic in our last blog. He is slowly building the frame for his late model dirt track car.



It's dark outside. The garage is dimly lit too, but the work must go on to complete the car. You can see some added metal to the car in this picture.

Remember, this is a process.

The dirt track cars have to be built from the ground up in many cases and in pieces. If you have the money to purchase one that is ready to go, by all means, do it. If not, you buy the parts and you build your own.

It's a lot of work, but when the finished product comes together, it's something to be proud of. When you go to the track you will see dirt track auto racers who have it all. They have the beautiful huge trailers to pull their cars. They have the best looking cars and lots of parts waiting in the wings to replace anything that is damaged. But what you see here is how many dirt track racers get their starts. They do it themselves. In Jeremy's case, he has an amazing family and some very loyal friends that come together to help him get the cars together.

If you want to race, make sure you set aside some time and money because you will need both. The reward? Sitting on the dirt track just waiting for the heat race to begin, hearing the roar of the engines, and eventually, being the one who crosses that finish line first!

We're Back. Building the New Dirt Track Auto Racing Late Model

Jeremy's latest Dirt Track Late Model is in the garage and is being built. Progress is being made. After a few weeks (and working many hours on his own job) with the help of some family members and good friends, the car is making progress.

We're back in business. Over the past several months Jeremy has sold his old dirt track late model (the blue one) and is now in the process of building his new late model.

He has also picked up a few sponsors to help him get started this year. He can always use new sponsors and as we all know, just because the economy is down, advertising doesn't stop.

Here is a picture of the newest late model a few weeks after he purchased it. I'll keep adding more pics throughout the next few weeks to get this blog up to speed again. With working so many days and trying to get everything done, we've gotten a bit behind. Besides, there really wasn't too much new to tell. Now that the season is upon us, things will change! Enjoy.

A HUGE THANK YOU TO JEREMY'S SPONSORS!

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