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Fastline Motorsports team drivers Jeff and Jim Lapcevich will compete in this weekend’s Dodge Dealers 200 at Cayuga Speedway, the first stop in this year’s NASCAR Canadian Tire Series tour. The team will be campaigning its Tim Hortons - EMCEA Transport Fastline Motorsports Chevrolet Monte Carlos in the new stock car series.
“I’m looking forward to the first race in the new NASCAR series and returning to Cayuga, ” said Jim Lapcevich. “Cayuga is our home track and we always have lots of fans there. And, as with any of our races, it’s important that we run well. ”
The inaugural event, race one in the 12-race schedule, will begin the new NASCAR Canadian Tire Series.
“The 23 car team has been fortunate, as we’ve won six road course events in the last four years, ” added Jeff Lapcevich. “We would like to add our first oval race to our resume and Cayuga would be a great place to do it. ”
The event at Cayuga Speedway Park in the NASCAR Canadian Tire Series is the first event in the 12-race 2007 season. It is scheduled to start Saturday, May 26, at 8:00 p. m.
Team Fastline is sponsored by Tim Hortons, EMCEA Transport, Springer’s Meats, Troy Cove Marine, Mr. Lube and B & J Electric.
About Fastline Motorsports:
The Fastline Motorsports team cars are based on the 2007 Chevrolet Monte Carlo body with a 107.5-inch wheelbase, which sits on top of a McColl Racing Enterprises chassis. The 355-cubic inch small-block Chevrolet engine from AP Racing Engines produces over 500 horsepower, and this power is transferred to the car’s rear wheels by a four-speed transmission. Headed by father Joe Lapcevich, and with an experienced and devoted crew of 12 others, this two-car team demonstrates the professionalism, ability, and confidence to represent this exciting sport both on and off the track.
About Jeff Lapcevich:
Jeff Lapcevich finished the 2006 CASCAR Super Series with four top-ten and two top-five finishes including a win in the Griddly Headz 100 at the Grand Prix of Edmonton and a second place finish on the Mosport International Raceway Road Course. Jeff Lapcevich began his career on road circuits, and the experience acquired in this form of motorsport has developed into a successful career on the CASCAR tour, as he has won six road course events in the past four years in CASCAR.
About Jim Lapcevich:
In 2006, Jim Lapcevich captured seven top-ten finishes in the CASCAR Super Series and two top-five finish with a fourth place finish at the Mosport International Raceway Road Course and at the Grand Prix of Montreal. With a strong background in oval track events, Jim Lapcevich has progressed from the Saturday night “bull-rings” to become one of the top drivers in CASCAR, with several victories in this national series. With a strong competitive desire, Jim will always be in the hunt vying for that checkered flag.
About NASCAR:
The National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing (NASCAR) has a broad reach with 1,300 racing events at 95 tracks in the United States, Canada, and Mexico in several racing series. Among major professional sports, NASCAR ranks number one in corporate involvement and per-event attendance, and number two in television viewership. This sanctioning body for stock car racing is headquartered in Daytona Beach, Florida, with offices in New York City (Corporate Marketing), Los Angeles (Broadcasting Media and Entertainment), Charlotte, North Carolina (Licensing and Aftermarket), Concord, North Carolina (Research and Development Center), Mexico City, and Toronto, Ontario. The NASCAR Canadian Tire Series will be presented across Canada in a 12-race schedule for 2007.
