Turner Motorsports and the Space Coast Center for Mothers with Children have formed a joint partnership which will feature the Melbourne, Florida organization as the primary sponsor on James Buescher’s No. 31 Chevrolet Silverado in next Friday’s Lucas Oil 200 NASCAR Camping World Truck Series race at Dover International Speedway. The Space Coast Center for Mothers with Children is a residential facility in Brevard County that helps homeless single mothers and their children transition from being without many of life’s basic needs to becoming self-sufficient. Dedicated to providing mental, spiritual and physical guidance, the Space Coast Center is an 18-24 month fully supported residential transition program for single-homeless mothers and their children who are focused on rebuilding their lives. The program provides assistance with mental and physical health care, higher educational needs, vocational training, as well as shelter to its participants. The Space Coast Center also has a special place in the heart of driver James Buescher. Lila Buescher is his aunt from his father’s side and has served as an inspiration for the 21-year-old wheelman. Buescher is currently 16th in the NCWTS point standings and is coming off his second top-five finish of the season.(Turner Motorsports PR)(5-4-2011)
UPDATE: James Buescher will race in both the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series and the NASCAR Nationwide Series events at Dover International Speedway. The 21-year-old driver, who is competing for the NCWTS driver’s championship for Turner Motorsports, will pilot the No. 31 Space Coast Center Chevrolet Silverado in Friday night’s NCWTS event and the No. 30 ABF Chevrolet Impala in Saturday’s 5-Hour Energy 200.(Turner Motorsports PR)(5-10-2011)
UPDATE: Rendering of the #31-Space Coast Center Chevrolet being driven by James Buescher at Dover is posted on the #31 NCWTS Paint Schemes page.(5-10-2011)
