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Matt Mills – XPEL 225 Race Advance

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XPEL 225 | Circuit of the Americas (42 laps / 143.22 miles)
Saturday, March 23 | Austin, Texas | 1:30 p.m. ET
TV: FS1 | Radio: Motor Racing Network (MRN) and Sirius XM Ch. 90

Team: No. 42 J.F. Electric/Utilitra Chevrolet Silverado
Driver: Matt Mills (New Philadelphia, Ohio) | Crew Chief: Jon Leonard
Follow the Team: Twitter: @NieceMotorsport | Instagram: @NieceMotorsports | Facebook: /NieceMotorsports | Web: www.niecemotorsports.com
Follow Matt Mills: Twitter: @MattMillsRacing | Instagram: @MattMillsRacing | Facebook: /OfficialMattMillsRacing | Web: mattmillsracing.com

Matt Mills on Saturday’s Race at Circuit of the Americas: “COTA is a new challenge for me, but I’m excited for the only road course race of the season this weekend,” said Mills. “I saw how strong Niece Motorsports was at this track last year, so I know they’ll bring us a fast J.F. Electric/Utilitra Chevrolet.”

By The Numbers: Saturday’s race at Circuit of the Americas will mark Mills’ first start at the 3.41-mile Texas road course. The Ohio-native has one road course start in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series, which came at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course last season. Mills has seven NASCAR Xfinity Series starts on road courses as well.

On the Truck: Mills’ No. 42 Chevrolet Silverado will race with support from longtime partners J.F. Electric and Utilitra.

Recapping the Last Race: Matt Mills lined up 18th for Saturday night’s race after the afternoon’s practice and qualifying session. Unfortunately, an early spin and contact with the wall put Mills and the No. 42 team behind the eight ball for the remainder of the race. The J.F. Electric Chevrolet showed speed, but was unable to make up the lost laps, ultimately finishing the day in 25th.

Mills on Last Race at Bristol Motor Speedway: “Tonight I made a costly mistake early on in the race,” said Mills. “We fixed it as well as we could, and proved to run top-five lap times. Ultimately, we couldn’t make too much forward progress being laps down. We’ll continue on and look to run a smart race at COTA.”

About Niece Motorsports:
Niece Motorsports is owned by United States Marine Corps Veteran Al Niece. In 2024, Niece Motorsports enters its ninth season in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series. Niece also owns Niece Equipment, which has for over 40 years provided clients with reliable products at competitive prices. Niece Equipment’s reputation is built on service, integrity and dependability. The company provides water and fuel/lube trucks that are engineered with quality and durability in mind for the construction and mining industry. Follow the team on Facebook and Instagram @NieceMotorsports as well as X @NieceMotorsport.

Media Inquiries: media@niecemotorsports.com www.niecemotorsports.com

About J.F. Electric
J.F. Electric is an electrical contractor that provides engineering expertise, backed by construction and installation know-how in a diverse range of service offerings, from utilities and commercial projects, to industrial and telecommunications customers. When having a long family history in an industry, a company not only builds on its knowledge and experience, it takes pride in cultivating a solid understanding of client needs, all the while nurturing strong relationships with its employees. Evolving through five generations of the Fowler family, J.F. Electric has matured into a well-managed and thoughtfully diversified electrical contractor which is poised to continue its growth and expansion into the future.

About Utilitra:
Utilitra is a woman-owned firm specializing in utility and technology solutions with a diverse team of specialized professionals. Utilitra is committed to solving their client’s unique challenges, whether one expert or a team of experts is needed. By adapting to the needs of their respective industries, Utilitra has built a range of services for their utility and technology partners.

Toyota Racing – Weekly Preview – 03.20.24

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This Week in Motorsports: March 18 – 24, 2024

· NCS/NXS/NCTS: Circuit of the Americas – March 22-24
· ARCA EAST: Five Flags Speedway – March 23
· NHRA: In-N-Out Burger Pomona Dragstrip – March 22-24

PLANO, Texas (March 20, 2024) – NASCAR heads to its first road course of the season as the Cup, Xfinity and Truck Series take on the Circuit of the Americas (COTA) in Austin, Texas. The NHRA Mission Foods Drag Racing Series is onto its second race of the season for its first stop at In-N-Out Burger Pomona Dragstrip in Pomona, California. The ARCA Menards Series East begins its 2024 season at Five Flags Speedway in Pensacola, Florida.

NASCAR National Series – NCS | NXS | NCTS

Toyota drivers continue strong opening to 2024 … Through five races of the NASCAR Cup Series season, multiple Toyota drivers find themselves towards the top of the series points standings. Joe Gibbs Racing’s Martin Truex Jr. and Ty Gibbs lead the Toyota contingent, with Truex tied atop the standings and Gibbs in third just seven points behind after claiming his series-leading fourth top-10 finish of the season at Bristol. Denny Hamlin catapulted to sixth in the standings after his Bristol victory, followed by Christopher Bell (eighth) and Tyler Reddick (ninth), along with John Hunter Nemechek (15th) coming off his best career finish of sixth.

Hamlin closes in on 50 Toyota wins … Following his first win of 2024 and fourth at the famed Bristol Motor Speedway, Hamlin is now one away from 50 with Toyota in the NASCAR Cup Series. His first win with Toyota came at Martinsville in 2008 in just his sixth start in a Toyota Camry. At 52 total career wins, Hamlin sits just two back of tying Lee Petty for 12th on the NASCAR Cup Series all time wins list.

Kobayashi makes 2024 debut … Team principal and driver for Toyota Gazoo Racing in the World Endurance Championship (WEC), Kamui Kobayashi, returns to the NASCAR Cup Series for his second career start this weekend. Kobayashi debuted in the series last year at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway road course. The two-time WEC champion will pilot the No. 50 Mobil 1 Toyota Camry XSE for 23XI Racing in honor of Mobil 1’s 50th anniversary this year.

Reddick seeks COTA repeat … In only his sixth start in a Toyota Camry, Reddick claimed victory at COTA last year for the first of his two wins in 2023. The Californian led 41 of the race’s 75 laps in a dominating performance. He comes back to the Texas road course eager for another victory, which would be the sixth win of his career and the fifth for 23XI Racing.

Xfinity Series back on track … After a weekend off, the NASCAR Xfinity Series is back in action this weekend at COTA. Coming into the weekend, Chandler Smith of Joe Gibbs Racing is the current points leader after powering his Toyota GR Supra to victory at Phoenix two weekends ago. His teammate, Sheldon Creed, currently sits sixth after three top-five finishes to begin the year.

Jones makes Xfinity debut … Emirati-British racing driver, Ed Jones, makes his season and Xfinity Series debut this weekend for Sam Hunt Racing in the No. 24 Toyota GR Supra. Jones, the 2016 Indy Lights Series champion and former IndyCar driver, made one start last season in the NASCAR CRAFTMSAN Truck Series at COTA as well. This will be the first of three starts for Jones with Sam Hunt Racing this season, also running at Portland and Sonoma this June.

Ty Gibbs returns to Xfinity Series … While having a stellar start to his sophomore campaign in the NASCAR Cup Series, Gibbs makes his first Xfinity Series start of 2024, piloting the No. 19 GR Supra this weekend for Joe Gibbs Racing. The 2022 Xfinity Series champion made eight starts in a GR Supra last season, which included a victory at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway road course last August. Another triumph for the 21-year-old would mark his 13th career Xfinity Series win.

Heim and Gray lead Team Toyota … Following their top-10 finishes last weekend at Bristol, Corey Heim and Taylor Gray continue to be the lead Toyota Tundras in the NASCAR CRAFTSMAN Truck Series. Heim has finished in the top-10 in all four Truck races so far and sits second in the series points standings, while Gray has captured three top-10 finishes and is currently seventh.

Hawksworth makes Truck debut … IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship veteran and Lexus Racing factory driver, Jack Hawksworth, makes his first career Trucks Series start this weekend at COTA, piloting the No. 1 Toyota Tundra TRD Pro for TRICON Garage. The 33-year-old British racing driver and 2023 IMSA GTD PRO champion has one previous NASCAR start in the Xfinity Series at Mid-Ohio Sportscar Course in 2019 for Joe Gibbs Racing, where he qualified second, earned a stage win and went on to finish 15th. Hawksworth comes to COTA with momentum after capturing victory with Lexus Racing in IMSA’s Mobil 1 Twelve Hours of Sebring last weekend.

NASCAR Regional Series – ARCA East

Sawalich looks for repeat … In the ARCA Menards Series East opener, defending series champion, William Sawalich, is looking for two sets of repeat wins. The Joe Gibbs Racing driver will go for his second straight win at Five Flags Speedway, as he was victorious in the season opener a year ago – the first of his four wins in 2023. He’s also coming off a win in the ARCA Menards Series race at Phoenix two weeks ago, where he started from pole and led 66 laps on the way to victory.

NHRA – Top Fuel | Funny Car

Toyota racers lead the way … After the strong start to the 2024 season at Gainesville, which included the Toyota and Kalitta Motorsports sweep by Shawn Langdon and J.R. Todd, Toyota’s NHRA drivers head to Pomona eager to continue the momentum. Toyota owns the top four, and six of the top seven positions, in the Top Fuel points standings with Langdon leading Steve (second) and Billy Torrence (third), followed by Antron Brown (fourth), Doug Kalitta (sixth) and Justin Ashley (seventh). In Funny Car, Todd leads the points standings after his victory with Ron Capps in fifth and Alexis DeJoria in eighth.

Toyota seeks Pomona three-peat … Should it claim another victory at In-N-Out Burger Pomona Dragstrip from any of its nine NHRA racers, Toyota will have three victories in-a-row at the California race track after a sweep in 2023. Kalitta won the fall race last November in claiming his first Top Fuel championship and Ashley was victorious in the Winternationals last April. Ashley is also seeking his own three-peat at the Winternationals after winning the event in February 2022 as well.

About Toyota

Toyota (NYSE:TM) has been a part of the cultural fabric in North America for more than 65 years, and is committed to advancing sustainable, next-generation mobility through our Toyota and Lexus brands, plus our more than 1,800 dealerships.

Toyota directly employs more than 63,000 people in North America who have contributed to the design, engineering, and assembly of nearly 45 million cars and trucks at our 13 manufacturing plants. By 2025, Toyota’s 14th plant in North Carolina will begin to manufacture automotive batteries for electrified vehicles. With more electrified vehicles on the road than any other automaker, Toyota currently offers 26 electrified options.

For more information about Toyota, visit www.ToyotaNewsroom.com.

Hop On The Road To Success By Investing In An Auto-Repair Franchise

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Embarking on an entrepreneurial journey is a challenging task. This will take you out of your comfort zone and encourage you to think creatively and develop business ideas you’ve never thought of before.

If you’re passionate about repairing and fixing automobiles and looking to invest in a lucrative industry, owning a repair and car care franchise could be your perfect business move.

Franchising has multiple benefits and advantages, enabling you to succeed and reach your goals and objectives.

As a franchisee, you’ll have access to state-of-the-art marketing and advertising strategies to help you reach your desired audience members while gaining a rank within the market. This will help your business move forward and encourage other individuals to use your services.

To provide stellar services to your loyal followers, you must ensure that all your staff members and crew are efficiently trained and knowledgeable about the latest automobile insights.

This will help you be seen as an industry leader and give your clients peace of mind, knowing that their cars are in good hands and they can trust your services and offerings.

Another critical aspect of running a franchise is that you’re able to gain an established brand name. This means that your business already carries weight and power in the field. This will allow you to be respected and known in the industry.

In this blog article, we’ll explore a few of the main benefits of investing in an auto repair franchise. Let’s get right into it!

Your Brand Name Will Carry Power In The Field!

Franchising can come with multiple benefits and advantages in the field, including gaining an established brand name that carries weight in the field.

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Remember that social media is a powerful tool that can be used to market your business. Here, you’ll be able to get to know your customers, provide them with vital information about the field, and spread your services across the area.

You can grow your business and attract new customers with the proper marketing and advertising plans.

Specialized Training And Development Programs!

One of the main advantages of spending your money and investing in a franchise business is that you’ll receive all the information, training, and education needed to make it in this competitive field.

This includes receiving leadership programs, the latest business tips and tricks, and the perfect processes to help you think outside the box.

Your employees will also be able to get hands-on training and onboarding platforms to help ensure they understand the automobile space. This will help them know how to work the operating systems, determine the proper guidelines for dealing with demanding clients, and use specialized onboarding systems.

This will allow them to be seen as industry leaders and experts in the field, enabling them to grow their brand and customer base.

Let’s Hit The Road: Top Reasons To Invest!

In conclusion, there are a few reasons not to invest in this lucrative, dynamic industry.

As a franchisee, you’ll gain expert marketing and advertising strategies, spectacular training and insights into the field, and an established brand name.

With the right amount of hard work, dedication, and the perfect team by your side, you can develop a successful business in no time!

Bayley Currey – XPEL 225 Race Advance

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XPEL 225 | Circuit of the Americas (42 laps / 143.22 miles)
Saturday, March 23 | Austin, Texas | 1:30 p.m. ET
TV: FS1 | Radio: Motor Racing Network (MRN) and Sirius XM Ch. 90

Team: No. 41 AutoVentive/Precision Vehicle Logistics Chevrolet Silverado
Driver: Bayley Currey (Driftwood, Texas) | Crew Chief: Mike Hillman Jr.
Follow the Team: Twitter: @NieceMotorsport | Instagram: @NieceMotorsports | Facebook: /NieceMotorsports | Web: www.niecemotorsports.com
Follow Bayley Currey: Twitter: @BayleyCurrey | Instagram: @bayleycurrey05 | Facebook: /bayleycurrey05 | Web: www.bcurrey.com/

Bayley Currey on Saturday’s Race at Circuit of the Americas: “I’m excited to head home to Texas and race at COTA,” said Currey. “I enjoy road course racing and I know how strong all of the Niece trucks were here last season. We’ve had fast trucks all year, so I know we will this weekend too. We’ll do our best to run a smart race in our AutoVentive/Precision Vehicle Logistics Chevrolet and be in contention at the end.”

By The Numbers: Saturday’s race marks Currey’s second NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series start at Circuit of the Americas. His previous start at the 3.41-mile road course came with Niece Motorsports in 2021.

Currey has no shortage of road course experience, with 14 NASCAR Xfinity Series starts on road courses.

On the Truck: Currey’s No. 41 Chevrolet Silverado will race with support from AutoVentive and Precision Vehicle Logistics.

Recapping the Last Race: Bayley Currey and the No. 41 team lined up 12th to start Saturday night’s first short track race of the season. Track position proved crucial, as moving through the field was tough. Currey ran a clean race in the top-15 for most of the day, before crossing the finish line in 11th.

Currey on Last Race at Bristol Motor Speedway: “After the last three races, I’m pretty happy about finishing 11th today,” said Currey. “Niece Motorsports and my No. 41 team brought another great truck. This place is tough to pass right now and I think we can go back to the drawing board and improve for fall but I am ready for COTA next week.”

About Niece Motorsports:
Niece Motorsports is owned by United States Marine Corps Veteran Al Niece. In 2024, Niece Motorsports enters its ninth season in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series. Niece also owns Niece Equipment, which has for over 40 years provided clients with reliable products at competitive prices. Niece Equipment’s reputation is built on service, integrity and dependability. The company provides water and fuel/lube trucks that are engineered with quality and durability in mind for the construction and mining industry. Follow the team on Facebook and Instagram @NieceMotorsports as well as X @NieceMotorsport.

Media Inquiries: media@niecemotorsports.com www.niecemotorsports.com

About AutoVentive:
AutoVentive is an industry-leading Software as a Service (SaaS) applications developer providing customized solutions to the automotive logistics industry. The company is part of Liberty Hill Equity Partners, LLC, a Cincinnati-based private equity firm.

About Precision Vehicle Logistics:
Precision Vehicle Logistics is a customer-focused group of professionals committed to service excellence in finished vehicle logistics. Precision offers a unique combination of talented experience, industry-leading software and systems, and a network of partners and resources to deliver customized solutions to the world’s leading automakers.

NHRA AT POMONA 1: Team Chevy Race Advance | Notes & Quotes

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CHEVROLET IN NHRA
2024 LUCAS OIL NHRA WINTERNATIONALS
IN-N-OUT BURGER POMONA DRAGSTRIP
POMONA, CALIFORNIA
TEAM CHEVY RACE ADVANCE | NOTES & QUOTES
MARCH 22-24, 2024

CHEVROLET AND JOHN FORCE RACING CARRY GAINESVILLE MOMENTUM INTO POMONA FOR THE LUCAS OIL NHRA WINTERNATIONALS

Notes:

  • Team Chevy next heads to the In-N-Out Burger Pomona Dragstrip for the second round of the 2024 NHRA Mission Foods Drag Racing Series season, March 22-24, 2024.
  • With a strong start in two events of his Funny Car debut, Austin Prock and his Cornwell Tools Chevrolet Camaro SS teams head to Pomona after winning in Bradenton and finishing runner-up in Gainesville.
  • Prock, in a Top Fuel dragster, claimed the 2022 victory at Pomona in the fall, while setting his career-best E.T. and mph run in the same event (3.636-seconds E.T. at 336.23 mph).
  • John Force, legendary team owner of John Force Racing and driver of the PEAK Chevrolet Camaro SS Funny Car, returns to his home track of Pomona in search of his 167th career No. 1 qualifier and 156th career victory.
  • Searching for her first win since her 16th career victory at Las Vegas 2 in 2022, Brittany Force, driver of the Mark Christopher Chevrolet Top Fuel dragster, also looks to capture her 47th career No. 1 qualifier.
  • B. Force remains the NHRA Top Fuel national record holder in both Elapsed Time (E.T.) and speed, setting E.T. at Reading in 2019 with her run at 3.623 seconds, and at Pomona in 2022 with a run of 338.94 mph.
  • In Pro Stock, Camrie Caruso heads to Pomona looking to defend her spring No. 1 qualifier, while Dallas Glenn seeks to go back-to-back in victories after capturing the Wally trophy in 2023. Both achievements for Caruso and Glenn came from behind the wheel of a Chevrolet Camaro SS Pro Stock car.

Quotes:

BRITTANY FORCE, DRIVER OF MARK CHRISTOPHER CHEVROLET TOP FUEL DRAGSTER:

“There’s nothing like (Pomona). It’s one of my favorite racetracks because it is my home track. The support that comes when racing at Pomona is like no other event you have. You’re surrounded by family and friends and it’s just this support system that pours in, and it makes the weekend very special.”

What’s your mindset heading into a race like Pomona that’s special to you?

“Going into Pomona, we need to see better results on race day, and in order to do that we need to make more consistent runs. We need to qualify top five and go some rounds on race day. We’d like to win this thing. It’s Pomona and I’ve won there in the past. This David Grubnic-led team set the national mph record back in 2022 at 338.94 mph at Pomona, so we have been successful on this track. We just need to kind of regroup and get back on track after a tough season.”

“A win there would be more elevated. It means something more because it’s a home track that I grew up on. It’s right in my neighborhood, and I’m surrounded by friends and family and this extra support. I’ve raced Super Comp there, I’ve raced A Fuel, I’ve raced Top Fuel, and I won a (Top Fuel) championship there. There are so many memories built around there during my career and then before my career as a kid, so it just has this very home comfort feeling that I love about it.”

AUSTIN PROCK, DRIVER OF THE CORNWELL TOOLS CHEVROLET CAMARO SS FUNNY CAR:

“It still feels surreal, being able to drive this Funny Car and race with my family. I’m looking forward to Pomona. I’ve always loved that racetrack. It’s always been my favorite one to hit on the map. The dragster is a lot more elegant, I would call it. (With) the longer wheelbase you’re accelerating quicker, but the car is moving left to right, slower. I would call it the Cadillac of NHRA drag racing. The way it moves around is a lot more slow and lazy. You can be a lot smoother on the wheel, where the Funny Car, when it takes off it, it really wants to hunt, it wants to go in whatever direction it wants to go. It’s going there in a hurry and you better be two steps ahead of it. So yeah, it’s just figuring out. I love driving both of them (Funny Cars and Top Fuelers). It’s just figuring out the tendencies and when to get on the wheel and when not to get on the wheel.”

On winning at Bradenton, going runner-up at Gainesville, and competing with his father and brother by his side…

“It hasn’t really sunk in yet. It’s one of those deals where things are just happening and so much is coming at me at once right now. I feel like I’m just kind of like, holding on to the wheel, but I’m definitely enjoying it. It still feels surreal, being able to drive this Funny Car and race with my family. I’m looking forward to Pomona. I’ve always loved that racetrack. It’s always been my favorite one to hit on the map.”

JOHN FORCE, DRIVER OF THE PEAK ANTIFREEZE & COOLANT CHEVROLET CAMARO SS FUNNY CAR:

“Pomona is personal to me. My love for Pomona goes back to the 60s, when I was driving a truck. I went out and looked through the fence to watch the starting line and watching the people racing. Then, in 1974-75, I started running the local tracks, but Pomona was the big ball field. That was our Dodger Stadium. That’s where we wanted to be. And now here I am. So coming home to it, there’s a lot of memories. I won a lot of races and won championships. I’m looking for another win and I’m going to try to get it done here. Every race counts, but I’m excited to be back home and be racing with family.”

John Force on 2024…

“We’re in the championship run for the title. And I want number 17 (championship). I may not yell and scream it, and I’ve won so many, but I want to keep winning. I want to I want to win with (crew chief) Daniel Hood and with my team. (Pomona is) just the place to be. We’re coming here now, we’ll kick off the second race of the season and we’ll come back at the end of the year. And hopefully, if not me, one of us will run for the title, Brittany (Force) or (Austin) Prock. That’s what we do.”

How to Watch:

The 2024 Lucas Oil NHRA Winternationals at In-N-Out Burger Pomona Dragstrip kicks off with Friday’s qualifying airing Saturday, March 23, 2024 at 9:30 p.m. ET from Pomona, Calif. Saturday’s qualifying session will air Sunday at 12:30 p.m. ET with Sunday’s Finals following at 7 p.m. ET. All sessions from In-N-Out Burger Pomona Dragstrip air with NHRA on FOX on FOX Sports 1 (FS1). Coverage streams live throughout the weekend on NHRA.tv, and is available via AppleTV, Android TV, and Roku devices.

TEAM CHEVY BY THE NUMBERS:

1,443: Round wins for John Force (1st all-time).

626: Round wins for Robert Hight; 13th all-time. Cruz Pedregon (Funny Car), sits 12th, with 628.

383: Number of wins in Pro Stock since 1970; 264 won in the Chevrolet Camaro body.

166: Number of career No. 1 qualifiers for John Force (1st all-time).

159: Number of Chevrolet Racing Funny Car wins since 1967.

84: Number of career No. 1 qualifiers for Robert Hight (6th all-time). Tony Schumacher (Top Fuel) is fifth with 88.

79: Number of Chevrolet Racing Funny Car wins with the Camaro SS body.

46: Number of career No. 1 qualifiers for Brittany Force.

28: Number of NHRA championships Chevrolet holds as a manufacturer since entering the first in 1966. This is the seventh-consecutive award and ninth in 11 seasons. No other manufacturer has won it more than Chevrolet.

24: Wins by John Force in a Chevrolet-bodied Funny Car.

20: Chevrolet career Top Fuel wins in NHRA.

19: Number of Pro Stock championships.

16: Number of Chevrolet career wins by Brittany Force.

7: Number of Funny Car driver championships.

2: Number of Top Fuel driver championships.

About Chevrolet

Founded in 1911 in Detroit, Chevrolet is now one of the world’s largest car brands. Chevrolet models include electric and fuel-efficient vehicles that feature engaging performance, design that makes the heart beat, passive and active safety features and easy-to-use technology, all at a value. More information on Chevrolet models can be found at www.chevrolet.com.

Faction46 Announces Induction Innovations as Newest Partner

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Induction Heater Company to Debut with Thad Moffitt at Circuit of The Americas

 SALISBURY, N.C. (MARCH 20, 2024) — Thad Moffitt and the Faction46 team will travel to Austin, Texas this weekend, the home of the Circuit of the Americas (COTA). The 3.41-mile road course is known for its diverse racing schedule that includes Formula 1, MotoGP, and this weekend the return of the NASCAR CRAFTSMAN Truck Series and NASCAR Cup Series.

They will do so with a new primary partner, Induction Innovations. Induction Innovations is headquartered just outside Chicago, Illinois and is a manufacturer of high-performance induction heaters for the automotive industry. The company is the producer of the Mini-Ductor®.

Induction Innovations tools are designed to solve problems such as removing stuck or corroded parts and adhesives in a faster, safer, and more precise way than using an open flame torch. Tom Gough, Founder and President, developed the first Inductor Series model in 2000 after being inspired to invent the tools after 28 years in collision repair and seeing the many time-consuming processes found in the vehicle and equipment repair industry. He is now ready to continue to promote the company with Faction46.

“We have an opportunity with Faction46 and Thad to raise more awareness about Induction Innovations,” said Gough. “We are ready to see Thad race our brand at one of the world’s most famous road courses in Austin. We want people to learn more about us and see how we can help them.”

Moffitt and the team will race their first road course of the season after coming off superspeedway and short track racing. The team is learning and getting better each time. The help of Induction Innovations will only help the team grow.

“I really want to thank Tom and Induction Innovations for supporting us in our rookie season,” said Moffitt. “We all have to grow and get better together and that is why it is important to have partners who believe in our potential and where we are headed. We have a long way to go, but we are capable.”

Moffitt can see a significant improvement ahead this weekend, especially with his road course experience at COTA in the Trans-Am Series just last year.

“I think so,” continued Moffitt. “The road courses are so much fun, and I just went an entire season racing on road courses. Some people forget about that, but the Trans Am Series is really competitive and I learned a ton about road course racing. I loved it and I think we will surprise people. I have experience around this track and I know what it takes to be fast.”

Faction46 and Moffitt will race the EchoPark Automotive Grand Prix Saturday at 1:30 p.m. ET on FS1.

JR Motorsports — NXS COTA Preview

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JR Motorsports Team Preview
TRACK – Circuit of the Americas (COTA) (3.41 mile road course)
NXS RACE – Focused Health 250 (46 laps / 156.86 miles)
TUNE IN – FS1, PRN, SiriusXM Channel 90 at 5 p.m. (EST)

Sam Mayer

No. 1 Roto-Rooter Chevrolet

Mayer 2024 NXS Stats

Starts: 4

Wins: 0

Top 5s: 0

Top 10s: 0

Laps Led: 0

Avg. Finish: 29.8

Points: 24th

Sam Mayer returns to Circuit of the Americas for his third career start at the 3.41-mile road-course and the first of the road courses on the NASCAR Xfinity Series 2024 schedule.

In two starts at COTA, Mayer has raced to one top-five and a pair of top-10 efforts with his best of fifth coming at this event in the spring of 2022.

The young driver is no stranger to the left-and-right combinations, as he scored his first career win at Road America last season and raced his way to two more road-course victories shortly after at Watkins Glen and the Charlotte Roval.

The Wisconsin native will have new partner Roto-Rooter riding on the No. 1 Chevrolet for the Saturday afternoon NXS event in Austin, TX.

Sam Mayer

“Although we have had a rough start to the season, I am super stoked to get back to a road course, finally. We had a ton of success on road courses last year, scoring three wins. We have also run really well at COTA in the past so I am looking forward to a good run there this weekend. Through all the struggles we have had, this No. 1 team has never given up and I could not be more thankful to have the work ethic these guys do on this team. I am thrilled to have another new partner on board this weekend with Roto-Rooter and I am hopeful that we can be in contention to steal a win this Saturday in Austin.”

Justin Allgaier

No. 7 BRANDT Professional Agriculture / REV 1 Energy Chevrolet

Allgaier 2024 NXS Stats

Starts: 4

Wins: 0

Top 5s: 0

Top 10s: 2

Laps Led: 70

Avg. Finish: 18.8

Points: 8th

In three previous NXS starts at COTA, Justin Allgaier has scored two top-fives, with a best finish of third coming in the inaugural event in 2021.

Overall in his NXS career, the Illinois native has been strong on road courses, having scored three wins, 18 top-fives and 32 top-10s in 53 career starts.

Two of Allgaier’s three road course wins came behind the wheel of a JRM Chevrolet, with both happening during the 2018 season at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course and Road America.

This weekend Allgaier’s BRANDT Professional Agriculture Chevrolet will be sharing their colors with Rev1 Energy, the global leader in integrated commissioning and electrical services.

Justin Allgaier

“I’ve always enjoyed racing here at COTA. This is such a technical road course that really keeps you on your toes all day long. We’ve had some really strong runs here in the past with our BRANDT Professional Agriculture Chevrolet and I know that Jim (Pohlman, crew chief) will give me another car capable of doing that again this weekend. Hopefully we can keep all of our fenders clean all race long and be up there fighting for the win when it’s all said and done.”

Sammy Smith

No. 8 Pilot Flying J Chevrolet

Smith 2024 NXS Stats

Starts: 4

Wins: 0

Top 5s: 0

Top 10s: 3

Laps Led: 6

Avg. Finish: 12.5

Points: 10th

Sammy Smith has one start at COTA coming in this race last season, where he qualified second and raced his way to fourth after the 46-lap event.

Of Smith’s 10 career NXS road-course starts over the past two seasons, he has amassed two top-five and four top-10 finishes.

The Iowa native’s best finish on a road course is third, which came at Watkins Glen in 2022.

Smith tallied his third straight top-10 finish of the season at Phoenix two weeks ago to keep him in the top-10 in points.

Sammy Smith

“I’ve only run at COTA once and came out with a top-five finish so I’m hoping to better that with my JR Motorsports team so we can park our No. 8 Pilot Flying J Chevrolet in Victory Lane. We’ve been consistent this season with our top-10 finishes and I think a win, especially at a road course, would be a great confidence booster for us.”

Brandon Jones

No. 9 Menards / Spectracide Chevrolet

Jones 2024 NXS Stats

Starts: 4

Wins: 0

Top 5s: 0

Top 10s: 3

Laps Led: 0

Avg. Finish: 9.8

Points: 9th

In 40 starts on road courses in the NXS, Brandon Jones has earned five top-five and 12 top-10 finishes. His best finish of second came during the 2020 season at the Daytona International Speedway Road Course.

Jones has made three starts at the 3.41-mile road course, with a best finish of 11th coming last year during his first season with JRM.

Spectracide will adorn the hood of the No.9 this weekend. This will be the first time this brand will appear on Jones’ car at COTA.

Brandon Jones

“This No.9 team has put fast cars on the track all season but we haven’t had the finishes to show for it. I am looking forward to our first road course to see what this team can really do. Phillip (Bell, crew chief) has put together a strong strategy and we are ready to go out and execute. We barely missed the top 10 last time we came here, so hopefully we can get not only a top-10, but a win this weekend.”

JRM Team Updates

JR Motorsports at Circuit of the Americas: JR Motorsports has competed at Circuit of the Americas a combined 14 times with the NXS since they’re first trip there in 2021. In those starts at the 3.41-mile road course, the organization has recorded four top-fives and seven top-10s, with an average finish of 14.7.

JRM had five entries in the 2023 event with all cars finishing in the top-15 (fifth, seventh, eighth, 11th, and 13th).

Souvenir Rig: JRM drivers Sam Mayer, Justin Allgaier, Sammy Smith and Brandon Jones will be signing autographs at the JR Motorsports / Legacy MC souvenir rig on Saturday, March 23 from 1:00 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. CDT.

Interstate Batteries Racing: Denny Hamlin Circuit of Americas Advance

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Denny Hamlin
Circuit of Americas Advance
No. 11 Interstate Batteries Toyota Camry XSE for Joe Gibbs Racing

Event Overview

● Event: EchoPark Automotive Grand Prix (Round 6 of 36)
● Time/Date: 3:30 p.m. EDT on Sunday, March 24
● Location: Circuit of the Americas (COTA) in Austin, Texas
● Layout: 3.426-mile, 20-turn road course
● Laps/Miles: 68 laps/231.88 miles
● Stage Lengths: Stage 1: 15 laps / Stage 2: 15 laps / Final Stage: 38 laps
● TV/Radio: FOX / PRN / SiriusXM NASCAR Radio

Notes of Interest

● It’s Actually Quite Easy Being Green. Interstate Batteries is the founding partner for Joe Gibbs Racing with Interstate Batteries serving as the primary sponsor for at least one race on each of the four Toyotas fielded by JGR. This weekend is the first of two races the iconic Interstate Batteries brand will appear in the primary role for the No. 11 Toyota Camry XSE for Hamlin, with the other being the June 16 inaugural Cup Series event at Iowa Speedway in Newton.

● 52 and Counting. Hamlin enters the race at COTA as the most recent winner in NASCAR’s top series. He brought home the win in Sunday’s race at Bristol (Tenn.) Motor Speedway, the 52nd of his career, which puts him alone in 13th on the all-time Cup Series win list. Hamlin now sits two wins behind 12th-place Lee Petty, who has 54 all-time wins.

● Team Interstate Dominance at Bristol: Led by Denny Hamlin’s first win of the season, all four JGR drivers had impressive outings at Bristol Sunday afternoon. In fact, the Team Interstate drivers for Joe Gibbs Racing led 383 of the 500 laps Sunday, with Hamlin pacing the field for 163 laps, Ty Gibbs leading 137 laps, Truex at the point for 54 laps, and Christopher Bell leading 29 laps. Hamlin and Truex finished first and second with the other two JGR drivers joining them in the top-10 – Gibbs ninth and Bell 10th.

● Up Front: JGR Toyota Camry XSE’s have dominated the competition in each of the last two Cup Series races with back-to-back victories. Bell won at Phoenix Raceway two weekends ago in lead-up to Hamlin’s victory Sunday at Bristol. Like Bristol, Team Interstate drivers dominated the laps-led category at Phoenix, as well – a combined 230 of the 312 laps led. Combined with their 383 of the 500 laps led at Bristol, JGR drivers have led a whopping 613 of the 812 laps available at the last two events.

● On Point: With his aforementioned win on Sunday, Hamlin climbed to fifth in the NASCAR Cup Series driver standings with 173 points, just 12 out of first place. Through the first five races of 2024, he has one win and three top-10 finishes.

● On the Road Again. This weekend’s EchoPark Automotive Grand Prix is the first of five road-course races that make up the 2024 NASCAR Cup Series schedule. Hamlin has participated in all three Cup Series races that have taken place at the 3.426-mile circuit since the series started racing there in 2021. Hamlin won a stage during the 2022 race. His best result is the 14th-place finish he scored during the inaugural race in 2021.

●Road Racing History. Racing in Austin only tells part of Hamlin’s road-racing history. Since he started competing in the NASCAR Cup Series fulltime in 2006, he’s made a total of 50 starts on road courses. In those starts, Hamlin has one win – 2016 at Watkins Glen (N.Y.) International – 14 top-five finishes and 21 top-10s. He’s led a total of 241 laps.

Denny Hamlin, Driver of the No. 11 Interstate Batteries Toyota Camry XSE

What are your thoughts headed to Austin this weekend based on your past races there?

“First of all, I love the city of Austin, and the track is one of the best road courses we have on the circuit. It’s unfortunate that I haven’t run better than I have there. But what I enjoy about COTA is the challenge of it. Even though I’ve struggled, I feel optimistic every time I go there that I’ve learned something new and that it will equal speed and results when I get back there. I’m looking forward to it, I feel like we got better on the road courses last year. COTA was the first one last year and I took a step forward after that race and I feel like we made some gains, so I’m excited to see if we can put that all together with our Interstate Batteries Camry XSE this weekend. When you think of the beginning of Joe Gibbs Racing, you think of Interstate Batteries, so to have them on our car this weekend and in Iowa this summer, it’s always special. Would like nothing more than to get us back-to-back wins and doing it with Interstate Batteries on our car.”

How is racing at COTA and spending time in Austin received among your peers?

“The drivers love the venue. We’ve seen the fans come out in great numbers, and so anytime we see that, it shows the support of the fans and the drivers and we want to put on a great show for them. Love going there and it’s probably the same sentiment you will hear from most drivers. We are all looking forward to heading there this weekend and kind of kicking off the road-course season.”

NASCAR is moving the restart zone at COTA way back to the final turn coming onto the frontstretch. How do you feel about the change in location for the restart zone?

“I think they made a good adjustment there. Obviously last year was kind of a mess and the year before that as well where we were all piling into turn 1 and it just wasn’t a good look for anyone to be honest with you. All the drivers feel like if you do spread us out slightly more it will let us at least get the finish we deserve on that particular day as opposed to someone in 20th bowling ball their way up and taking out the fifth place guy and that was kind of what was happening on these late race restarts. That will break it up slightly for sure. We will still be in a pack into turn 1 but not to the extent it was last year. We made this adjustment at Indy last year and we thought it was a great adjustment there. I’m very optimistic with the changes that we are going to have a cleaner race.”

What will be the key to improving on your results from the past at COTA?

“I think just learning a lot from Tyler Reddick, honestly. He dominated the race there last year and he has a knack for how to race at that track. Just playing off of Tyler and seeing what he does and seeing what they have setup-wise and see if I can’t outrun them with our Interstate Batteries Camry this weekend.”

Can you speak to your evolution on the road courses?

“I think there have been a lot of factors. I think this is kind of the benefit of having one of the strongest road-course drivers in the Toyota family. I think there are many other Toyota drivers that are up-and-coming that are going to be challengers, as well, and I use any information that I can to try to get better. I know that I’m one of the lower talent guys on the road courses, so I just try to do everything I can to learn from them and try to use the resources that I have.”

Are we to the point of the season that we are starting to see trends?

“I think so. I think starting after last weekend at Bristol you can draw some sort of comparison on who is good to start the season, because we’ve gone to these tracks that are different, but if you have cars that are consistently running up front, no matter what the track, then clearly their team has some sort of process that is really, really good and bringing fast cars to the race track. I think you will be able to write some of those headlines on who is looking good the first part of the season, and then we will go through the summer and we will see some teams start to pick up their performance from there and start to peak right at the right time for the playoffs. You will definitely see some conclusions, but it doesn’t mean anything till the very end of the season.”

No. 11 Interstate Batteries Team Roster

Primary Team Members

Driver: Denny Hamlin

Hometown: Chesterfield, Virginia

Crew Chief: Chris Gabehart

Hometown: Louisville, Kentucky

Car Chief: Brandon Griffeth

Hometown: Pittsfield, Illinois

Engineer: Ryan Bowers

Hometown: Mission Viejo, California

Race Engineer: Chris Minogue

Hometown: Midland Park, New Jersey

Spotter: Chris Lambert

Hometown: Kannapolis, North Carolina

Road Crew Members

Mechanic: Keith Holbrook

Hometown: Hickory, North Carolina

Mechanic: Matt Philpott

Hometown: Tracy, California

Mechanic: Cole Timm

Hometown: Mooresville, NC

Tuner: James Dudley

Hometown: Porterville, California

Truck Driver: Ken Gober

Hometown: Derry, New Hampshire

Transporter Driver: Frank Hodel

Hometown: Blythe, California

Over-The-Wall Crew Members

Gas Man: Kenneth Purcell

Hometown: Savannah, Georgia

Jackman: Joel Bouagnon

Hometown: Pomona, California

Tire Carrier: Dylan Dowell

Hometown: Fowler, Kansas

Front Tire Changer: AJ Rosini

Hometown: Dallas, Texas

Rear Tire Changer: Deven Youker

Hometown: Salisbury, New York

A Comprehensive Guide to DIY Car Cleaning: Save Money and Preserve Your Ride’s Beauty

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It is not just about aesthetics when it comes to maintaining the cleanliness of your vehicle; it is also about protecting the integrity of your vehicle and making getting behind the wheel a pleasurable experience. The interior of your vehicle should be cleaned on a regular basis because doing so not only helps to create a healthier environment but also prevents the accumulation of dirt and grime, which can result in damage that is more severe over time. 

In this guide, we will go into the significance of cleaning your car on your own, explore the potential costs of hiring a professional service, and give you with a step-by-step instruction on how to clean your car fully on your own.

Why Regular Car Cleaning Matters

  • Preservation of Resale Value – One way to preserve the resale value of a vehicle is to keep its inside clean and well-maintained. This will considerably increase the worth of the vehicle. Those who are considering purchasing a vehicle are more inclined to do so if it has a pleasant appearance and aroma.
  • Health and Well-Being – The accumulation of dust, allergies, and bacteria inside your vehicle can be reduced by routine cleaning, which results in a cleaner environment for you and your passengers. This is beneficial to your health and wellbeing.
  • Extended Longevity of Interior Components -Dirt and grime can lead to the destruction of a variety of interior components, including leather, fabric, and plastics, which can result in an extended lifespan for these components. Routine cleaning helps prevent premature wear and tear.
  • Enhanced Driving Experience – An improved driving experience is achieved when the interior of the vehicle is kept clean and well-organised. This results in a more pleasant and comfortable driving experience. Not only is it about aesthetics, but it is also about making a space that reflects your personality and the way you like to put things together.

The Cost of Professional Cleaning Services

It is true that professional automobile cleaning services provide convenience; but, they also have the potential to collect large costs over time. Here’s a list of the potential expenses involved in using professional services: 

  • Maintenance on a Regular Basis: Professional detailing firms frequently propose monthly visits, which can add up to a significant amount of money over the course of the year.
  • Additional Services – There may be additional fees associated with specialised treatments such as the removal of stains, the elimination of odours, and the protection of fabrics.
  • Inconvenience – There is a possibility that scheduling appointments and taking time out of your day to drop off and pick up your vehicle would be inconvenient for you.

DIY Car Cleaning: Car Interior Care Products and Tools You’ll Need

Before diving into the step-by-step cleaning process, make sure you have the necessary car interior care products on hand. Here’s a comprehensive list to ensure you’re well-prepared:

  • Interior Cleaner – Choose an appropriate cleaner based on your car’s interior materials. Leather, fabric, and vinyl may require different cleaning solutions.
  • Microfiber Towels – These are essential for wiping surfaces without scratching or leaving lint behind.
  • Vacuum Cleaner with Attachments – A powerful vacuum with various attachments helps you reach tight spaces and effectively remove dirt and debris.
  • Glass Cleaner – You should use a glass cleaner that does not leave any streaks on any glass surface, including windows and mirrors.
  • Brushes and Applicators – Soft brushes and applicators are useful for reaching intricate areas and gently scrubbing surfaces.
  • Air Freshener – Choose a pleasant-scented air freshener to eliminate any lingering odours inside your car.
  • Stain Remover (if needed) – Keep a stain remover on hand for stubborn stains on carpets or upholstery.
  • Protective Coatings (optional) – Consider applying protective coatings such as fabric protectors or leather conditioners for added longevity.

Step-by-Step Guide to Thoroughly Clean Your Car

The following is a step-by-step guide that will walk you through the process of properly cleaning the interior of your vehicle, now that you have your cleaning supplies ready:

  1. Declutter – To begin, you should clear out your vehicle of any personal belongings, trash, and clutter that is not necessary. 
  2. Vacuuming – In order to thoroughly vacuum the entire interior, including the carpets, seats, and trunk, you need use a vacuum cleaner that is equipped with the right attachments. Pay attention to the spaces between the seat cushions and the crevices.
  3. Dusting and Wiping – Dust can be removed from the dashboard, steering wheel, and other surfaces by using a cloth made of microfiber. Surfaces that are difficult to clean can be cleaned by simply dampening the cloth with a suitable interior cleaner and then wiping them down.
  4. Cleaning Upholstery – Use an upholstery cleaner that is designated for use on the seats and carpets. Make use of a gentle brush or applicator to scrub and remove any stains that may be present. A towel made of microfibre can be used to remove any excess cleaning.
  5. Glass Cleaning – Spray some glass cleaner on all of the glass, and then use a clean microfiber cloth to get rid of fingerprints and spots. Do not skip the side windows and the rearview mirror.
  6. Console and Controls – Clean the spaces between buttons and settings with a small brush or cotton swab. Use very little cleaner to keep things from getting damaged.
  7. Floor Mats – Remove floor mats and shake off loose dirt. Clean them using a suitable cleaner or simply hose them down if they are rubber or all-weather mats.
  8. Air Vents – To get rid of dust in air vents and other hard-to-reach places, use a vent brush or a can of compressed air.
  9. Protective Coatings (if desired) – Follow the directions that come with any protective coatings, like cloth or leather protectors.
  10. Final Touches – Clean the gear shift, door handles, and any other areas that are still dirty. You can give your car a nice smell with an air freshener.

A Final Word 

Regularly cleaning your car’s interior is not only a matter of aesthetics but also a crucial step in preserving its value and ensuring a comfortable driving experience. By opting for a DIY approach, you not only save money but also gain a deeper connection with your vehicle. Following this comprehensive guide, armed with the right products and tools, will help you achieve a professional-level clean without the hefty price tag. So, roll up your sleeves, put on your favourite tunes, and give your car the attention it deserves.

When Is It Time to Say Goodbye to Your Car

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The bittersweet moment of parting ways with your four-wheeled companion comes for every car owner eventually. Yet, knowing when to let go can be a complex decision, riddled with emotional and practical considerations. Embark on this journey to discover the telltale signs that it’s time to bid farewell to your trusty steed, balancing logic and sentiment.

Repair Costs vs. Car Value

Evaluating the financial implications is crucial. When repair bills start to eclipse the value of your car or even a significant portion of it, financial pragmatism should take precedence. A rule of thumb: If fixing your car costs more than a year’s worth of car payments would, consider it a sign.

The Reliability Factor

Uncertainty about whether your car will start on a cold morning or if it’ll make it through a long trip without a hiccup can be stressful. Constant breakdowns not only drain your wallet but also your peace of mind. Reliability is key to your safety and sanity on the road.

When it’s clear that repairs are no longer a viable option, and the vehicle no longer meets your needs or safety standards, considering options to junk a car can be a practical step. This alternative not only frees you from the burden of an unreliable vehicle but also offers a chance to make an environmentally friendly choice by recycling parts.

The Sentimental Mileage

For many, a car is more than a means of transportation; it’s a vault of memories. But when the nostalgia trip starts costing you more in repairs and maintenance, it might be time to assess things with a clearer lens. Sentiment can’t fuel your car, after all.

Lifestyle Changes

Life evolves, and so do your transportation needs. Whether it’s a growing family requiring more space, a new job with a longer commute, or simply a change in taste, your current car might not fit your current lifestyle. Embrace the change; your ideal vehicle is out there.

Technological Advancements

Technological leaps in the automotive industry have been monumental. Modern cars offer safety features and conveniences that were unheard of just a decade ago. If your car feels antiquated, lacking in essentials like electronic stability control or an efficient navigation system, upgrading can offer not just a new car, but a whole new driving experience.

Insuring Your Peace of Mind

The cost of insuring an older car can sometimes be higher than that for a newer model, due to the lack of modern safety features and the higher risk of breakdowns. Insurance companies often provide discounts for cars equipped with the latest safety technologies. Upgrading your car could not only enhance your driving experience but also potentially lower your insurance premiums.

Fuel Economy and Cost Savings

As fuel prices continue to rise, the fuel economy of your car becomes an increasingly heavy burden on your finances. Driving an older, less fuel-efficient vehicle can significantly impact your monthly expenses. Considering a car with better fuel economy can provide substantial long-term savings, making it an economically wise decision to switch.

Environmental Considerations

With growing environmental concerns, the efficiency of your car’s engine becomes increasingly important. Older cars typically have a larger carbon footprint. Upgrading to a more fuel-efficient or electric model could be your contribution to a healthier planet, not to mention the potential for lower fuel costs.

The Safety Upgrade

Vehicles today are equipped with advanced safety features that can save lives. Features such as automatic braking, lane-keeping assist, and blind-spot detection were rare or non-existent in older models. If your vehicle lacks these modern safety advancements, upgrading to a newer model could be a crucial step in protecting yourself and your loved ones on the road.

Conclusion

Deciding to say goodbye to your car is a multi-faceted decision involving emotions, finances, practicality, and environmental considerations. It’s about analyzing the cost of hanging on versus the benefits of moving forward. Ultimately, the ‘right’ time is as unique as the bond between you and your car. Recognizing the signs is the first step towards making an informed decision, ensuring your next set of wheels meets your needs and desires. So, when the road ahead calls for it, let go of the past with grace and look forward to new adventures on the road.

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