The Camping World Truck Series season opens on Feb. 21 at Daytona International Speedway. George Bragg wishes it started sooner. Last time for Bragg’s BRG Motorsports was the NASCAR truck race at Talladega Superspeedway in October. In the team’s only outing of the 2013 season, BRG came away with a fourth-place finish. Bragg said the team expected to do even better in the NextEra Energy Resources 250 at Daytona on Feb. 21. The BRG Motorsports’ Daytona entry again will have Parker Kligerman in the truck and Josh Bragg on top of the pit box. Josh Bragg is George Bragg’s son and the winner of the pro late model season championship at Mobile International Speedway for each of the past two seasons. BRG Motorsports has grown over the past decade from its roots in Helena, Miss. The Daytona truck was prepared in a shop in Mooresville, N.C., in the heart of NASCAR country. The team has support from Joe Gibbs Racing’s motor program and Toyota. Daytona will be the team’s sixth NASCAR truck event. Bragg would like to race more often. He said BRG Motorsports was building another speedway truck to race at Talladega on Oct. 18. For the truck series, other than Daytona and Talladega, nothing is certain for the 2014 season except the team needs sponsors to enable it to race more.(AL.com)(2-3-2014)
UPDATE: Following a great 2013 NASCAR season with rising superstar Parker Kligerman, Bandit Industries will return to the stage at Daytona International Speedway with Kligerman in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series on February 21. Bandit will serve as co-primary sponsor for Kligerman, driving the #58 Bandit Chippers/North American Power Toyota for BRG Motorsports in the Nextera Energy Resources 250.(Lawn and Landscape)
