ML Motorsports has made the decision to resign all entries and will no longer be present in the remaining 2005 ARCA RE/ MAX Series schedule. This decision was not based solely on one race, it was based on a whole season of gregarious bias calls towards our team in races throughout the season, states Mary Louise Miller. ML Motorsports to date sits third in driver and owner point standings. With 4 wins, Chad Blount holds the title thus far with the most victories in the 2005 ARCA RE/ MAX season with an additional 8 top five, and 10 top ten finishes. This week plans will be set in motion to move into the NASCAR Busch Series. A limited schedule will be run for the 2005 season with a possible full schedule planned for 2006. (ML Motorsports) (7-18-2005)
UPDATE: Barring a test last week at Kansas Speedway, the 26-year-old ML Motorsports driver [Blount] hasnt been in a stock car since July 16. I had a lot of fun last week, Blount said of the teams NASCAR Busch Series test at the 1.5-mile track in Kansas City, Kan. We had a real good test. Im just excited about getting back to racing. The team, which walked away from the ARCA RE/MAX Series after five full seasons of competition at the conclusion of the July 16 [ARCA] race will attempt to make its first Busch Series race Oct. 8 at Kansas Speedway. ML Motorsports also has plans to compete in Busch Series races at Texas Motor Speedway Nov. 5, at Phoenix International Speedway Nov. 12 and Homestead-Miami Speedway Nov. 19.(Warsaw Times-Union via BGNRacing.com)(9-24-2005)
