BRENT SHERMAN QUICK FACTS
No. 10 Fan1st.com Toyota Camry
Sam’s Town 250
Memphis Motorsports Park
Saturday, October 27, 2007
BRENT SHERMAN TO PILOT THE NO.10 FAN1ST.COM CAMRY AT MEMPHIS MOTOSPORTS PARK:
Busch Series regular Brent Sherman joins Braun Racing’s stable of drivers for the first time at Memphis Motorsports Park. Sherman will drive the No.10 Fan1st.com Camry in the Sam’s Town 250 and the following weekend in the O’Reilly Challenge at Texas Motor Speedway. Sherman competed in 30 Busch Series races this year, driving the No.36 Big Lots! Chevy for McGill Motorsports.
The No.10 Fan1st.com team is participating in the “Design a Dream” event for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital this weekend. One of St. Jude’s patients, Ramon, designed the paint scheme of the Fan1st.com Camry for this weekend.
Sherman and the team are excited to welcome new associate sponsor, Dyno Nobel and their Florida subsidiary, dnx Drilling, on board this weekend. Dyno Nobel is a leading supplier of commercial explosives and blasting services to the mining, quarrying, seismic, and construction industries and is the market leader in North America. dnx Drilling, a wholly owned subsidiary of Dyno Nobel located in South Florida, supports Dyno Nobel’s current activities in the Florida and Bahamas markets. Dnx Drilling will be in the deck lid of the No.10 and Dyno Nobel will be on the deck lid of the No.38.
SHERMAN ON RACING AT MEMPHIS MOTORSPORTS PARK:
“This is a great opportunity for me to have a few great runs before the season is out. This Braun Racing team has shown week in and week out that they are very competitive. After speaking with the guys I feel like we can hit the ground running in Memphis and get me up to pace quickly! Memphis is a fun short track. I’ve always enjoyed short track racing and I’m looking forward to getting behind the wheel with a proven team behind me.”
EQUIPMENT INFORMATION:
The No. 10 Fan1st.com team will compete with chassis #28 in Saturday’s Sam’s Town 250. This chassis has been driven by three different drivers. Dave Blaney raced it in Phoenix (10th) and Richmond(16th), Todd Bodine drove it in Milwaukee (6th)and Mike Bliss piloted #28 at ORP(9th).
