(Press Release from Tommy Baldwin Racing)
Tommy Baldwin Racing (TBR) welcomes Bryan Narducci, as the driver of the No. 7NY Chevrolet for the Twisted Tea Open Modified 80 at Stafford Motor Speedway on June 14th.
Midstate Air Compressors, along with Compressed Air USA will be the primary sponsor on the No. 7NY.
Midstate Air Compressor, a Connecticut based company, provides high quality, fast and reliable air compressor sales and services at an affordable price. They are committed to providing timely, dependable and affordable service throughout the New England. Compressed Air USA, a sister company, is an online store, that provides an easy step-by-step process that allows compressed air to be shipped directly to the customer, at an affordable price. Midstate Air Compressors and Compressed Air USA will serve as a primary for Narducci, as well as select NASCAR Whelen Modified races throughout the year with TBR.
“We are extremely excited to be partnered with Tommy Baldwin Racing for the 2019 Modified season, and show everyone how simple it is to purchase compressed air! Our product applies to a lot of the modified fan base, and we couldn’t think of a better way to show our support, than in the motorsports industry,” commented Midstate Air Compressors owner, Sal Calvo.
“I’m excited to be given the opportunity to drive for such a prestigious team and that No. 7NY on the car,” said Bryan Narducci. “It might take a little bit to get used to that much power, but I have a couple years of experience at Stafford Speedway. Tommy always brings a fast race car wherever he races, so I’m hoping to have a good run. Thanks to Midstate Air Compressors and Compressed Air USA for helping making this race possible.”
Narducci, comes from an extensive line of race car drivers. Grandson to Ron Narducci, New York Stock Car Association Hall of Famer and NEAR Hall of Famer, as well as, long time modified driver, Jerry Pearl. In 2018, Bryan was named the NASCAR Whelen All-American Series Division III National Champion, R.A.D. Auto Machine Rookie of the Year and Stafford Motor Speedway Most Popular Driver.
“I’m excited to welcome Midstate Air Compressors and Compressed Air USA on board our No. 7NY Modified, commented team owner, Tommy Baldwin. “They have a lot of great ideas about their business model that will work well promoting within the short tracks in the Northeast. Watching Bryan over the years developing as a race car driver has been fun to watch. I can’t wait to see what he does in the No. 7NY. We need to give these young guns a chance to see what they have!”
For more information on Midstate Air Compressors and Compressed Air USA, click the on the links. Be sure to stay up to date on new driver and sponsor announcements coming soon by following TBR on social media (Facebook, Twitter and/or Instagram). For more information on Tommy Baldwin Racing, visit www.tommybaldwinracing.com. For interest in sponsorship opportunities, email [email protected].
What we know so far is that Tommy Baldwin who has his hands in many different things has elected to provide a car with a cast iron block tour engine for at least two of Staffords Opens. Mike Christopher in May and Bryan in June.
Neither social media or the New Smyrna site make any reference to next weeks World Series so I guess thats out. Can’t find anything either on TBR’s plans for the NWMT or McKennedy either. Seems Baldwin has his hands full with Daytona as well he should.
For this Stafford Open fan it’s a big deal having the iconic 7NY in at least two races. I’m going to assume that both Christopher and Narducci are bringing killer sponsorship to TBR to make this happen so good for all concerned.
Charlie Pasteryak’s 5 is on the list that now includes 17 entries and meager growth in the list which is a little concerning.
New Smyrna Tour Mods start Monday and still no word if fanschoice will cover it that I can find.
Fingers crossed.
Great for the kids , Doug even you could get a ride if you brought enough cash , Tommy runs a business and there’s nothing wrong with that Good luck to all of them , Doug if you decide to go for the third open let me know , I’ve got a couple bucks with your name on them
“on the list that now includes 17 entries and meager growth in the list which is a little concerning”
It’s January 31st…
You of course are right Barry as usual. It’s just it blasted out to 15 cars and since then not much has happened. I’m sure it will be fine.