TREY JARRELL HOLDING FAN RALLY ON JUNE 22

MARTINSVILLE, VA – Local legends race car driver Trey Jarrell is pleased to announce that a “Go the Mile with Trey” Fan Rally will be held in his honor at Nelson Toyota-Scion in Stanleytown on Friday, June 22nd from 6 to 8 p.m.

The rally will be a celebration of Jarrell’s upcoming late model debut at Motor Mile Speedway together with his recent victories on the legends racing circuit. NASCAR Modified driver Chris “The Showstopper” Fleming, from the hit series “MadHouse”, will be on hand to sign autographs while fans can partake in food, music, prizes, racing souvenirs, and an auction of various racing collectibles. Families are encouraged to attend. Pre-sale tickets for the rally are $10 each and can be purchased online at treyjarrell.com/rally or $15 at the door.

“First, I really want to thank Nelson Toyota-Scion for agreeing to host this event. I’m making my debut in a late model on July 14 here in Virginia and this event seemed like the perfect way to celebrate that and share in the success that I’ve been having on the legends racing circuit this year. Most of my racing takes place in North Carolina so it’s a great opportunity to have fun with my friends and fans here at home,” exclaimed Jarrell.

Jarrell, the son of Amy Foley Starnes and Chris Starnes of Martinsville, and Roger Jarrell of Charleston, WV, has won eight legends races in just ten starts, including seven in a row. He plans to make his late model debut in a Kyle Beattie Racing super limited late model car at the Motor Mile Speedway in Radford as part of the Pro All Star Series (PASS) event held there on July 14.

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Jarrell Goes 7 for 7

MARTINSVILLE, VA – Kyle Beattie Racing driver Trey Jarrell went seven for seven getting his seventh win in a row on a weekend that saw him capture victory on Friday night at Wake County Speedway and also at Caraway Speedway on Saturday night. “What a weekend! This was the first time I’ve run on a ¼ mile track in several months so picking up the win on a short track was special,” said Jarrell making reference to Wake County’s short track configuration.

“Getting the win at Wake County on Friday really gave us the momentum we needed to win the big money race at Caraway Speedway on Saturday night,” exclaimed the Martinsville native regarding the $300 to win legends feature. “The Saturday night race may have been the hardest that I’ve ever had to drive in order to secure the win. First, the 20 car field was full of the top talent in legends racing today. Second, I started third placing me on the outside during the initial start of the race. During the race, my motor started to lose power on long runs so I had to find ways to compensate for the disadvantage. The race was full of action from beginning to end so when I crossed the finish line in first, it was the greatest feeling. My teammate, Austin Thompson, finished second so it was a great night for the team.”

Jarrell has now won eight races in ten starts placing him in contention for the INEX Young Lions National Championship. “I’m a very grateful driver with a lot of people to thank from Kyle Beattie Racing, to my teammates, to TriPerformance Tuning, to all my supporters out there who have cheered me on this season. Knowing that I have this support makes this so much fun.”

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TREY JARRELL’S WINNING STREAK CONTINUES

MARTINSVILLE, VA – INEX Legends driver Trey Jarrell and Kyle Beattie Racing extended their winning streak to five in a row as the checked flag flew at the conclusion of the Legends race at Dillon Motor Speedway on Saturday, May 5th. This win marks Jarrell’s sixth of the season in just eight starts.

“We are having so much fun. Every time I get into this Kyle Beattie Racing car, it seems like something good happens,” exclaimed Jarrell following his victory. Starting on the outside pole, Jarrell took the lead from Nick Leitz within one lap and then led the field until the conclusion of the race. Jarrell’s teammates Justin Mitchell and Austin Osborne had podium finishes of second and third respectively.

“I am truly blessed to race every week and to drive for Kyle Beattie Racing,” said Jarrell. “This has been such an amazing year. The goal is the national championship. Slowly but surely, we will get there.”

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