Pro-Motor Engineering Powers Nadeau to “Lead Draft” At Daytona International Speedway. Wrapping up two days of testing (1/12-13/1999) in preparation for the Feb. 14, NASCAR Winston Cup season-opening Daytona 500, Pro-Motor Engineering (PME) engines powered Jerry Nadeau to post the second and third quickest lap times of the test sessions. The Daytona test sessions helped PME owner Peter Guild get a baseline on his engine’s performances. Beyond powering Melling Racing machines on the NASCAR Winston Cup circuit, PME also builds engines for Travis Carter Racing. Teammates on Carter’s team, three-time NASCAR Winston Cup champion Darrell Waltrip and Jimmy Spencer, posted consistent lap times in the 24-car testing field. PME has been building engines for NASCAR teams since 1986. Extending beyond the NASCAR Winston Cup Series, PME also crafts engines for teams on the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series. Guild’s engines have had several significant accomplishments on the track, including Ricky Rudd’s 1997 Brickyard 400 win at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. He is hoping for even greater achievements this season
