Returning to Daytona International Speedway, JJ Yeley is looking to exceed his 10th place finish from Februarys Daytona 500. Golden Corral returns to pilot the #36 Chevy for the third time this season. Celebrating the 4th of July weekend, the #36 Chevy has a new look for the weekend a patriotic red, white and blue design by former Marine Scott Bates. Scott Bates, a former Marine, helped to design the patriotic paint scheme that Yeley will be driving in Saturday Nights Coke Zero 400. Bates, a native of Oklahoma, was stricken with Multiple Sclerosis and is now confined to a wheel chair, with no use of his arms or legs. As a lifelong NASCAR fan, his passion has become to design race cars with his special graphic design device, that he attaches to the brim of his hat. Scott has designed a previous Sprint Car, in 2011, which Yeley drove in Phoenix. In addition to the new colors, Golden Corral will be continuing their ‘Top 10 Ten Kids Eat Free” promotion. Each time the #36 Golden Corral Chevrolet driven by JJ Yeley finishes in the Top 10 this season, Golden Corral will offer a one day ‘Kids Eat Free” promotion called ‘JJs Mondays” on the Monday Immediately following the top-10 race finish. Kids can enjoy an endless buffet, with the purchase of an adult buffet. With Yeleys success in February with a 10th place finish, things are looking good for the kids eating free across America on Monday.( TBR ), see image of scheme on the #36 Team Schemes page .
