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SKI MOTORSPORTS WELCOMES NOS ENERGY DRINK AS PRIMARY SPONSOR High performance energy drink makes NASCAR debut at Dover International Speedway CHARLOTTE, N.C. (September 19, 2007) -- SKI Motorsports is pleased to announce NOS Energy Drink as ...

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SKI MOTORSPORTS WELCOMES NOS ENERGY DRINK AS PRIMARY SPONSOR
High performance energy drink makes NASCAR debut at Dover International Speedway

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (September 19, 2007) -- SKI Motorsports is pleased to announce NOS Energy Drink as primary sponsor of the No. 30 Chevrolet SS Monte Carlo for this weekend's NASCAR Busch Series race at Dover International Speedway.

NOS Energy Drink, one of the fastest growing players in the energy drink market, joined the SKI Motorsports organization this season as a major associate sponsor with Dover marking the first primary race for the brand. Both SKI Motorsports and NOS Energy Drink plan to announce future plans in the coming weeks.

"NOS Energy Drink is a perfect fit in our sport," said team owner Chris Lencheski. "NOS Energy Drink certainly has the right attributes to partner with the SKI Motorsports NASCAR program. We look forward to working with them in achieving their goals in marketing with a NASCAR racecar entry."

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* Barrett has eight Busch Series starts at Dover International Speedway. He has one top-three and two top-10 starts with a track-best start of 3rd (05/05/99) and an average start of 24.6. He has a track best finish of 12th (07/13/02) with an average finish of 24.9 at the one-mile oval.

Stanton Barrett on Dover International Speedway "Dover is challenging track for even the best drivers. You need a car that can get into the corners and turn at this track. You also have to focus on tire management as tires will wear out quickly on the concrete surface. Because it is hard to pass at Dover, track position will be critical. We are coming off a strong run in California and are confident in our chances this weekend."

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