february

15 daytona intl speedway

march
22 mobile intl speedway
april
16 talladega superspeedway*
27 salem speedway
may
3 talladega superspeedway
18 toledo speedway
june
1 new jersey motorsports park
4 pocono raceway*
7 pocono raceway
13 michigan intl speedway
21 elko speedway
july
6 winchester speedway
19 chocagoland speedway
25 lucas oil raceway
august
1 pocono raceway
8 berlin raceway
17 illinois state fairgrounds
24 madison intl speedway
september
1 duquoin fairgrounds
13 salem speedway
19 kentucky speedway
october
3 kansas speedway
*- open testing
2014 arca schedule
CARTER 2 MOTORSPORTS
MEDIA NOTES
race #18 - federated car care arca fall classic
l salem speedway (salem, ind.)
l september 13th, 2014
l green fag at 7:15pm est (approx.)
l no live television coverage
LAST TIME OUT
Carter 2 Motorsports became a part of history Monday afternoon, as Katlynn Leer (Moulton, Iowa)
became the youngest female to ever race in the ARCA Racing Series. Although the team made history,
issues forced an early exit for both cars at the DuQuoin State Fairgrounds.
The annual Labor Day Classic started well, as both cars quickly made it through technical inspection and
preparations began for the lone practice session. Both cars immediately hit the track to test the clay
1-mile ovals surface.
Roger Carter (Sunfeld, Mich.) and Leer made numerous circuits around the track. In the session, Leer had
a fast lap of 39.826 seconds, 25th fastest, while Carter had a best lap of 38.893 seconds, 23rd fastest.
Both drivers were optimistic for qualifying, as the clay racing surface began to rubber in. Leer recorded
a lap of 38.027 seconds, picking up almost two seconds from practice. This lap placed her 19th on the
starting grid. Carter picked up nearly one half second, recording a lap of 38.494 seconds, the 20th fastest
time.
At the drop of the green fag, Leer fell to the back to get used to track conditions with considerably more
drivers on track with her, while Roger quickly made his way to the front of the pack.
On lap 20, Carter reported under caution that the engine temperature quickly spiked, causing him to
bring the race car to the attention of the pit crew. The crew did everything they could to repair his #40
Dodge, but a broken radiator hose forced him to retire from the race. He was credited with fnishing 25th.
On lap 78, she entered too high into turns three and four, causing her #97 A & A Underground Construc-
tion/Stajcar Farms Dodge to lose grip, sending her into the outside retaining wall. The car sustained sig-
nifcant damage, forcing her to retire from the race. She fnished 23rd in her ARCA Racing Series debut.
We had a good day going for both cars, Roger Carter said of his teams performance. We (Carter) were
running 16th and moving forward in the 40. We broke a radiator hose and were several laps down after
that. So I just parked the car. Katlynn Leer did a fantastic job in the 97. She had some loose off issues and
the car got in the wall around lap 78. She did what she needed today. She earned a lot of respect. He
went on to state that he is excited to work with Leer later this season and into next season.
REEVES MAKING ARCA DEBUT THIS WEEKEND AT SALEM
The Salem Speedway is one of the premier tracks on the ARCA Racing Series. It takes a lot of racing
talent to make it around the 0.555-mile oval, and Josh Reeves thinks he has what it takes to race with the
best this weekend.
This is what Ive been working for and Ill be doing what I can to get through the feld Saturday night. We
plan to complete all laps and just go for it, Reeves said of his debut. Really thankful for those whove
went out of their way to make this Salem deal possible. You guys mean the world to me. It means so
much.
BE A PART OF HISTORY, SUPPORT THE U.S. CONSTITUTION AT KENTUCKY
For years, Carter 2 Motorsports owner and driver Roger Carter has been a strong advocate of supporting
and upholding the United States Constitution. On September 19, he plans to take that fght to the race
track.
I dont normally do stuff like this, I was encouraged to try it, Roger said of having a crowd funded car.
This Save the U.S. Constitution car is funded by businesses who love the United States of America. This
car is American loving, stand for our rights as United States citizens car, demonstrating that is county is
run by We The People! This cause is so important to me. So I feel I must. The current state of our country
is beyond scary. There is no time like the present to demand our rights back!
We built a new race car and have a good engine for the upcoming race at Kentucky Speedway next
month, Roger said of the racing machine that will be used. We feel we have a great shot at a Top 5
fnish.
Roger went on to say that each person who donates will get their name or business on the car. There are
multiple money amounts you are able to donate towards the cause. Donations range from $20 to $3000.
For more information, please visit the GoFundMe page directly at http://www.gofundme.com/ck7y28 or
contact us for more options at sponsor.pr.marketingc2m@gmail.com.
television coverage
There is no scheduled television
coverage for the ARCA Racing Se-
ries this weekend.
Live Timing & Scoring will be pro-
vided by ARCARacing.com through-
out the day.
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CARTER 2 MOTORSPORTS MEDIA NOTES
point standings-top 13
1. Mason Mitchell, 4315
2. Grant Enfnger, 4295
3. Frank Kimmel, 4065
4. Tom Hessert, 3960
5. Justin Boston, 3885
6. Austin Wayne Self, 3660
7. Thomas Praytor, 3280
8. John Wes Townley, 3090
9. Karl Weber, 2505
10. James Swanson, 2130
11. Spencer Gallagher, 2085
12. Josh Williams, 1895
13. Brad Smith, 1845
about arca
The ARCA Racing Series present-
ed by Menards has crowned an
ARCA national champion each
year since its inaugural season
in 1953, and has toured over
200 race tracks in 26 states
since its inception. The series
tests the abilities of drivers and
teams over the most diverse
schedule of stock car racing
events in the world, visiting
tracks ranging from 0.375 mile
to 2.66 miles in length, on both
paved and dirt surfaces as well
as a left- and right-turn road
courses.
Founded by John and Mildred
Marcum in 1953 in Toledo, Ohio,
the Automobile Racing Club of
America (ARCA) is recognized
among the leading sanctioning
bodies in the country. ARCA ad-
ministers over 100 race events
each season in three profes-
sional touring series and weekly
events. ARCA is the second-lon-
gest running championship
racing series in the country.
For more information, visit
ARCARacing.com!
driver lineup
josh reeves
katlynn leer
Hometown: Bassett, Virgina
Birthday: November 6, 1992
Years Racing: 0
Hometown: Mouton, Iowa
Birthday: December 8, 1998
Years Racing: 0
Josh Reeves isnt an ordinary driver in todays standards. What
is unknown about him, could be his asset in his pursuit of a
career in NASCAR. His frst racing experience was in 2007,
when he tested for a friend. After climbing in the car, the car
owner gave him an opportunity to drive his car. A champion-
ship, a ROY title, 8 victories, and 16 pole position awards later,
he fnds himself making his ARCA Racing Series debut at the
Salem Speedway this weekend.
CAREER STATISTICS
- NO PREVIOUS ARCA STARTS -
Leers racing career started at age 7, as she raced go-carts.
She raced go-carts until age 12, when she attended Cory
Krusemans Driving School in California. After attending this
school, she began racing in VRA. Quickly grasped the op-
portunity, she won Rookie of the Year honors that year. The
next year, no one could stop her as she went on to win a VRA
Championship. Currently, she competes in a national midget
throughout the Midwest in divisions such as POWRI, USAC, and
Badger series.
CAREER STATISTICS
Starts: 1 Top-5s: 0 Best Finish:
Wins: 0 Top-10s: 0 23rd, DuQuoin (14)
track profle
SALEM SPEEDWAY
Length: 0.555-Mile
Surface: Paved
Races Run: 94
First ARCA Race: 1955
Salem Speedway is a 0.555-mile paved oval motor racetrack in Washington
Township, Washington County, near Salem, Indiana, approximately 100 miles
south of Indianapolis. After opening in 1947, major auto racing series have
visited Salem, including ARCA, USAR, and USAC.
The track has 33 degrees of banking in the corners, while the frst ARCA
race was run there in 1955.
RECORDS:
Qualifying Record: 16.785 seconds/119.035 mph, Gary Bradberry (1994)
Race Record: 86.913 mph, Les Snow (1968)
CARTER 2 MOTORSPORTS MEDIA NOTES
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