Brandon McReynolds ARCA Racing Series Advance: Pocono Raceway

Race: Weis Markets 125
ARCA Racing Series presented by RE/MAX and Menards: 11 of 20
Track: Pocono Raceway
Date: July 31, 2010

Brandon McReynolds and the No. 6 GlobeTrack Wireless Eddie Sharp Racing Toyota will take to the track Saturday, July 31 for the Weis Markets 125 at Pocono Raceway.

"I'm thrilled to get back on the track with the help of GlobeTrack Wireless," said McReynolds. "I really want to thank John Madsen of GTW for choosing to partner up with us. I'm thankful that GTW and Eddie Sharp Racing see my potential and want to be on board for this weekend at Pocono."

GlobeTrack Wireless is the emerging leader in the application of global positioning technology, vehicle usage and management software tools. GTW offers automotive, personal and pet real-time GPS Tracking.

McReynolds hopes to run several other events, pending sponsorship opportunities. "Right now, we are focused on Pocono," explained McReynolds. "I'm going to go out there and race with the best in the ARCA Racing Series."

Brandon McReynolds Fast Facts:

Last ARCA Race: Talladega: McReynolds finished 23rd in the ARCA Talladega 250 in an eventful day at Talladega Superspeedway. Driving the No. 6 Eddie Sharp Racing Talladega/Texaco Walk of Fame at Davey Allison Memorial Park Toyota, McReynolds battled an overheating engine. Although laps down due to pit stops to cool the engine, McReynolds was determined to gain seat-time and compete against the field. Although he crossed the finish line 24th, his lap times rivaled the leaders at the end of the race.

On-track Action: Although McReynolds' last ARCA Racing Series event was at Talladega, he has been successful on the track in other ventures. On May 2, McReynolds was invited to compete in the Denny Hamlin Short Track Showdown at Southside Speedway. Racing against NASCAR Sprint Cup Series drivers including Kyle Busch, Joey Logano, Elliott Sadler, Denny Hamlin and local short track drivers, McReynolds brought home a fifth-place finish. Coming off the impressive finish in a loaded field, McReynolds competed at Rockingham Speedway in the UARA Series. He led 61 of 75 laps and won his fifth-career UARA Series race.

Tweet-up: McReynolds will host a Tweet-up for fans on Saturday, July 31 at 11 a.m. Fans will have the opportunity to meet the driver, win prizes and more. For more information, stay tuned to Facebook and Twitter.

ESR Success at Pocono: ESR is the defending winner of the last two races at Pocono Raceway. Craig Goess won at Pocono in June 2010. Former ESR teammate Justin Lofton won the August 2009 Pocono race from the pole.

SPEED Broadcast: The Weis Markets 125 will be the seventh of 10 races on the ARCA Racing Series schedule to be broadcast on the SPEED channel. The race coverage begins at 3 p.m. Live streaming audio will be featured on the ARCA Racing Network when the green flag drops at 3 p.m.

Race length: 50 laps / 125 miles
Track layout: 2.5 miles
Shape: Tri-oval

SCHEDULE (All times in EST)

Friday, July 30, 2010
Practice 10:15 - 11:55 a.m.
Qualifying 1:40 p.m.

Saturday, July 31, 2010
Race 3 p.m.
TV 3 p.m. SPEED

About GlobeTrack Wireless
GlobeTrack Wireless, Inc., based in Austin, TX, provides services in urban, rural, off-road, and freshwater environments. GlobeTrack Wireless provides real-time notifications as defined by vehicle owners, dispatchers, or fleet managers. GTW is Affordable Advanced GPS Technology allowing you to monitor your Drivers' Speed, Safety, Past and Present Locations, Direction of Travel, Providing Peace of Mind, Improving Fleet efficiency, Monitoring Loved ones, Protecting Assets, Reducing Insurance Costs, Assisting in Theft Recovery, Eliminating Unauthorized Vehicle Use. For more information, visit www.GTWgps.com.

About Eddie Sharp Racing
Eddie Sharp set up shop in 2005 in Denver, N.C. after several years of transforming young, talented drivers into ARCA championship contenders. Today, Eddie Sharp Racing has evolved into the rite of passage for any serious upcoming driver with an ambition for professional stock car racing. Located in Denver, North Carolina just north of Charlotte, Eddie Sharp Racing occupies a top-notch facility that closely resembles a five-star NASCAR Sprint Cup Series team, both inside and out. The two ESR buildings contain two teams where on any given day, championship contending cars are assembled, engines tuned and teams strategize to score the next race day victory. For more information, please visit www.teamesr.com.