MB Motorsports Advance: NextEra Energy Resources 250 at Daytona

MB Motorsports’ #63 SegPay Silverado Makes Daytona Debut

MB Motorsports, the last original NASCAR Camping World Truck Series team, returns to Daytona International Speedway with Justin Jennings behind the wheel of the #63 SegPay Chevy Silverado.

“It’s great to have SegPay with us to start the new season,” says team owner Mike Mittler. One of the world’s leading Internet payment processors, SegPay is known for their speed and precision when responding to customers’ needs and is rapidly expanding in numerous segments of e-commerce, including online gaming. SegPay offers Webmasters a state of the art billing platform that provides real time credit card, check, and European direct debit authorization services. The payment engine is supported with an automated password management system, marketing tools, real time sales reporting, and an online web interface to make account changes on the fly.

The NextEra Energy Resources 250 will mark Jennings’ second attempt at the famed track.  “Our Chevy Silverado has been running very good in practice,” notes Jennings.  “So hopefully we can get a good showing for SegPay Friday night.”

According to Mittler, “Justin learned a lot in last years’ race, so I feel like we’re starting off in a better position than a year ago.  If the truck looks as good going back into the hauler as it did coming off, we’ll have had a good run.”

MB Motorsports continues its partnerships with Mittler Brothers Machine & Tool, LG Seeds and Excel Bottling for the 2015 season.  In addition, the team will be receiving support from WIX Filters.  “WIX is a great brand with a great product and we’re happy to have them as a partner,” stated Mittler.

“We’ll also be continuing our support of Eagle Rock Camp,” Jennings added.  “They do great work supporting military families and we’re hoping race fans will support the Camp, too.”

The NextEra Energy Resources 250 will be broadcast on FoxSports1 (FS1) at 7:30 EST.  Follow the action on Twitter (@MBMotorsports), as the team will be tweeting updates during the race. SEGPAY: SegPay is one of the world’s leading providers of online payment processing services. Since 2005, SegPay has offered online merchants a state-of-the-art billing platform that provides real time payment processing around the globe. SegPay helps protect online merchants with its proprietary Fraud Mitigation System ™ and provides unmatched customer service and support. For more information on the company, visit www.segpay.com

MITTLER BROS. MACHINE & TOOL: Founded in 1980, Mittler Bros. Machine & Tool manufactures metal fabrication tools, racing products and industrial automation systems.  Many race shops across the country utilize Mittler Bros. tube notchers and benders, bead rollers, bench presses, box pan brakes, planishing hammers and English wheels.  Its’ Tanner Racing Products By MB offers wheel scales, pull down rigs, pivot jacks, quarter midget and go-kart parts, as well as tire mangement tools.  Mittler Bros.’ Industrial automation products include the Chipmaster Chip Packing System, CNC Machining, robotic integration, industrial automation equipment, contract machining and engineering design services.  For more information on Mittler Bros. Machine & Tool, visit www.mittlerbros.com.  You can also follow their Facebook and Twitter pages.

LG SEEDS: LG SEEDS is a brand of AgReliant Genetics, LLC, the third largest corn seed company in the USA. LG SEEDS offers corn, soybean and alfalfa seed to farmers throughout the Corn Belt.

LG SEEDS’ headquarters is located in Elmwood, IL.  LG SEEDS is committed to working with the farmers we serve and is dedicated to delivering the results they demand.  We believe in a simple formula: Our Seed.  Your Soil. Total Success – offering unique genetics while working hard to understand each farmer’s unique needs and helping to achieve the highest yields possible.

For more information on LG SEEDS, please visit www.lgseeds.com

EXCEL BOTTLING COMPANY: Excel Bottling Company produces flavored soda using cane sugar, returnable bottles, and vintage bottling equipment. The county’s favorite soft drink, Ski, was added in 1961 and accounts for the majority of soda produced. We are one of a few remaining “mom & pop” bottlers left in the nation and the only returnable bottling line left in Illinois. Aside from bottling soda, the plant produces syrup for use on fountain equipment.

For more info on Excel Bottling Company, please visit: www.excelbottling.com

EAGLE ROCK CAMP: A faith-based, holistic sports camp where military families learn to re-connect and re-integrate. Their secluded setting, free of the distractions daily life, allows
warriors with both invisible and physical wounds to re-learn old and learn new sports skills.  The entire family learns life skills that provide positive, life changing experiences so they
can recharge their energy and spirits, while learning to live life better and enhance family relationships.

Eagle Rock Camp is a proud member of R4 Alliance, a membership of programs of excellence providing therapeutic and community based recreation services to Our

Military Family. R4 is focused and committed to achieving the highest quality services through collaborative efforts in research, education, and standards of excellence, economic viability, and continuum of care across our service community. We believe these services are essential to the holistic Rehabilitation and Reintegration of Our Military Family.

You can follow Eagle Rock Camp on Twitter, @EagleRockCampWW or visit www.eaglerockcamp.org.  Eagle Rock Camp is a 501 (c) 3 non-profit organization.

MIKE MITTLER’S THOUGHTS ON THE NEXTERA ENERGY RESOURCES 250 AT DAYTONA INTERNATIONAL SUPERSPEEDWAY: “I always say, you never know what you’re getting into when you race at a superspeedway, other than the odds are going to be stacked against you even more than they normally are.  It doesn’t matter if you are in the lead pack or at the back of the pack, you can get caught up in a big wreck.  And since no one knows when the big one is going to happen, the importance of every pit call is even greater, which puts more pressure on the driver and crew chief to not only make the right changes, but also when to make them.  In the end, all you can do is put forth your best effort, race as smart as you can and accept the fact that some days it’s better to be lucky than good. After all the effort our guys have put into this truck, I’m expecting good things for Justin and the MB crew.”