(WALNUT RIDGE, ARKANSAS) Current O'Reilly Mid-America Racing Series (MARS)
point leader Jeff Floyd, of Walnut Ridge, Arkansas, will be back in action
this Friday and Saturday with the MARS tour. Jeff will pilot his Stamp Out
Smoking / Floyd's Body Shop / JFR Graphics #F1 GRT / Kuntz Ford Taurus at
the Bolivar Speedway in Bolivar, MO on Friday night and the I-44 Speedway in
Lebanon, MO the following night. Both MARS-sanctioned events will pay
$3,000 to the winner this weekend. Jeff comes into the weekend with an
eight-point lead over Terry Phillips after four series events. You learn
more about this weekend's Show-Me State events at
www.midamericaracingseries.com.
"The Fireball" has amassed three Top Five and four Top Ten finishes thus far
in the four MARS events this season. His best finish was a runner-up effort
at the Batesville (AR) Speedway back on April 16. He also had Top Five
finishes in the opener at the Memphis (TN) Motorsports Park and Monett (MO)
Speedway. His worst run of the season thus far has been an eighth place
outing at the West Plains (MO) Motor Speedway. Both MARS Series events last
weekend in Oklahoma were cancelled due to inclement weather.
Jeff, along with Delph Communications, will be introducing a new website out
into cyberspace in the next couple of days. The site will be dedicated to
the current O'Reilly MARS Series point leader and will feature weekly press
releases, updated schedule and results, as well as the latest Jeff Floyd
Motorsports apparel and merchandise. The site will be located at
www.jfrmotorsports.com and a press release concerning the launch of the new
site should be coming in a matter of days.
Jeff Floyd is sponsored this year by the Stamp Out Smoking program in
accordance with the Arkansas Department of Health. The SOS campaign is
money the state of Arkansas is using from their settlements with the big
tobacco companies. SOS focuses on public education, community programs,
school programs, helping smokers quit, and the enforcement of laws
prohibiting sales to minors. You can learn more about the Stamp Out Smoking
campaign at their website located at www.stampoutsmoking.com or by phone at
1-866-NOW QUIT.
Media Contact: Ryan Delph - Delph Communications
www.delphcommunications.com
point leader Jeff Floyd, of Walnut Ridge, Arkansas, will be back in action
this Friday and Saturday with the MARS tour. Jeff will pilot his Stamp Out
Smoking / Floyd's Body Shop / JFR Graphics #F1 GRT / Kuntz Ford Taurus at
the Bolivar Speedway in Bolivar, MO on Friday night and the I-44 Speedway in
Lebanon, MO the following night. Both MARS-sanctioned events will pay
$3,000 to the winner this weekend. Jeff comes into the weekend with an
eight-point lead over Terry Phillips after four series events. You learn
more about this weekend's Show-Me State events at
www.midamericaracingseries.com.
"The Fireball" has amassed three Top Five and four Top Ten finishes thus far
in the four MARS events this season. His best finish was a runner-up effort
at the Batesville (AR) Speedway back on April 16. He also had Top Five
finishes in the opener at the Memphis (TN) Motorsports Park and Monett (MO)
Speedway. His worst run of the season thus far has been an eighth place
outing at the West Plains (MO) Motor Speedway. Both MARS Series events last
weekend in Oklahoma were cancelled due to inclement weather.
Jeff, along with Delph Communications, will be introducing a new website out
into cyberspace in the next couple of days. The site will be dedicated to
the current O'Reilly MARS Series point leader and will feature weekly press
releases, updated schedule and results, as well as the latest Jeff Floyd
Motorsports apparel and merchandise. The site will be located at
www.jfrmotorsports.com and a press release concerning the launch of the new
site should be coming in a matter of days.
Jeff Floyd is sponsored this year by the Stamp Out Smoking program in
accordance with the Arkansas Department of Health. The SOS campaign is
money the state of Arkansas is using from their settlements with the big
tobacco companies. SOS focuses on public education, community programs,
school programs, helping smokers quit, and the enforcement of laws
prohibiting sales to minors. You can learn more about the Stamp Out Smoking
campaign at their website located at www.stampoutsmoking.com or by phone at
1-866-NOW QUIT.
Media Contact: Ryan Delph - Delph Communications
www.delphcommunications.com
