Track: Charlotte Motor Speedway (NC)

Track Length: 1.5 mile

Race Distance: 400 laps/600 miles

Tune in: NASCAR on FOX at 5:30 p.m. (ET)

Mooresville, NC (May 22, 2013) - The Coca-Cola 600 is not only a home race for all of NASCAR but it is also the longest race of the season. This weekend’s race is not only a fan favorite, but also one where NASCAR Welcomes Home the Troops. Both Yeley and Blaney will be participating in hosting an honorary guest this weekend as part of the Memorial Day weekend festivities.

Tommy Baldwin Racing’s No. 36 Chevy is proud to announce that World TradeX has signed on for one more race as an associate sponsor for JJ Yeley. World TradeX is a corporate barter company recently formed by executives with over 40 years of experience. The company’s headquarters is based in Florida, and operates nationwide in over 27 countries worldwide.

Blaney’s history at Charlotte: Blaney has 25 starts at the 1.5 mile track with an average finish of 27.2.

Yeley’s history at Charlotte: Yeley has 10 starts, with an impressive second place finish in 2007. His average finish is 28.5.

Blaney on the 600: “Last weekend was a great opportunity for us to get the No. 7 SANY America Chevy SS ready for this weekend’s race. We learned a lot during the practice session and showdown; we have some good notes and are ready to go for 600 long miles on Sunday afternoon.”

Yeley on the 600: “It’s been nice being home this week, not just for myself, but for the entire TBR team. These guys at the shop have been working very hard to get the No. 36 Chevy SS ready to go for the Coca-Cola 600. We are also looking forward to having the guys from World TradeX back on the car again this weekend. It’s going to be a long race on Sunday, but we are energized and ready to go!”

Crew Chief/Team Owner Tommy Baldwin on racing in the Coca-Cola 600: “This is a long grueling race for not only the drivers and crew members but for our cars as well. The goal of a solid finish at the end of 600 miles is taking care of your equipment – I know my drivers can do just that.”

TBR by the numbers: Heading into the longest race of the 2013 season, Dave Blaney is currently 30th in the NASCAR Sprint Cup points standings while teammate JJ Yeley currently sits 32nd.

Track: Charlotte Motor Speedway (NC)

Track Length: 1.5 mile

Race Distance: 20 lap Shootout

Tune in: NASCAR on FOX at 7:30 p.m. (ET)

Mooresville, NC (May 16, 2013) - For the Tommy Baldwin Racing teams, racing at Charlotte Motor Speedway means not only a quick drive up the road but a time to race in front of your family, friends and crew members. For drivers Dave Blaney and JJ Yeley this weekend’s Sprint All-Star Shootout will offer valuable information towards next week’s Coca-Cola 600.

Featuring a unique format, the qualifying event for the All-Star race is comprised of two 20-lap segments with an optional pit stop. The top two finishers will transfer to the All-Star race immediately following the Showdown. In addition, the winner of the fan vote will also transfer.

JJ Yeley, driver of the No. 36 Chevy SS, has added World TradeX as an associate sponsor for the All-Star race weekend. World TradeX is a corporate barter company, recently formed by executives with over 40 years experience of in the industry. Based in Florida, the company’s presence is nationwide, and in over 27 countries worldwide.

Blaney on the All-Star Race: “We are looking forward to the All-Star Race Showdown on Saturday evening. It will be a great opportunity to race for fun without having to worry about points.”

Yeley on the All-Star Race: “I am really excited to have World TradeX joining us this weekend. I am happy to be home for the next two weeks and racing at Charlotte Motor Speedway. This weekend is all about putting on a show for the fans and having a good times, of course the $1 million would be awesome too. “

Track: Darlington Raceway (SC)

Track Length: 1.366 miles

Race Distance: 367 laps/501.3 miles

Tune in: NASCAR on FOX at 6:00 p.m. (ET)

Mooresville, NC (May 8, 2013) - From the high banks of Talladega to the narrow grooves of Darlington Raceway, JJ Yeley and the No. 36 Tommy Baldwin Racing team are ready for redemption.

Yeley’s history at Darlington: In just six career starts at “The Lady in Black,” JJ Yeley has a top finish of 18th in 2007 with an average finish of 31.2.

Yeley on Darlington: “After last week’s disappointing end to Talladega, I am ready to dance with the “Lady in Black” this weekend. I have always loved Darlington. This track has so much character and history to it. It is one of the widest tracks that we race at with the narrowest racing groove. That will lead to a lot of action and an exciting race for both fans and drivers.”

Yeley by the numbers: Heading into Darlington, Yeley is currently sitting 32nd in the NASCAR Sprint Cup points standings.

Did you know?: In today’s standards, JJ got a late start to racing, beginning his career at the age of 14.

Track: Darlington Raceway (SC)

Track Length: 1.366 miles

Race Distance: 367 laps/501.3 miles

Tune in: NASCAR on FOX at 6:00 p.m. (ET)

Mooresville, NC (May 8, 2013) - From ‘Dega to Darlington the NASCAR circuit continues its southern swing with a stop in Darlington, South Carolina for the prestigious Southern 500. Dave Blaney and the No. 7 SANY America are continuing with the momentum built the past few weeks.

Blaney’s history at Darlington: Blaney will make his 17th start at the “Lady in Black.” The track nicknamed “Too Tough to Tame” has been good to the Hartford, Ohio native. Compiling one top-five and two top-10s finishes in his 16 previous starts, Blaney collected his best career finish of third in the 2003 spring race.

Blaney on Darlington: “Darlington Raceway is full of history and is a challenging track to tame. The unique egg- shape and the narrow racing groove are all challenges that you have to master each time you come here. I’ve raced this track through the years and have an understanding of what is needed but this time we have an unknown with the Gen 6 cars – we will see how it plays out Saturday night!”

Crew Chief/Team Owner Tommy Baldwin on Darlington: “Darlington is a unique track on the NASCAR circuit and the key to the race is push hard, be patient and don’t tempt “The Lady in Black” and end up with stripes all over you car. Dave’s a smart, clean driver and we’re looking forward to racing under the lights Saturday night.”

Blaney by the numbers: Heading to Darlington Raceway, Dave Blaney is currently sitting 30th in the NASCAR Sprint Cup points standings.

Did you know?: The duo of Tommy Baldwin and Dave Blaney finished ninth in the 2008 Dodge Avenger 500, Tommy was atop the pit box while Dave was racing with Bill Davis.

Event: Aaron’s 499 (Race 10 of 36)

Track: Talladega Superspeedway

Started/Finished: 40th/16th

Points Standing: 30th

Talladega, AL (May 5, 2013) - Dave Blaney and the No. 7 SANY America team prepared to race the high banks of Talladega Superspeedway.

Qualifying was rained out on Saturday morning, NASCAR set the field by Friday’s practice speeds, putting Blaney and the No. 7 team back in 40th position to start the race.

Fighting from the beginning to gain positions on the track, Blaney had one mission, get to the front. During the first half of the race, reaching a high of ninth, green flag pit stops began. Unfortunately an untimely caution was called for rain, leaving Blaney one lap down in 27th.

After four hours for a rain delay, Blaney and the TBR team were ready to get back to green flag racing. With a late caution and just eight laps to go, the No. 7 SANY Chevy got the lucky dog, and was back on the lead lap. With pending nightfall, NASCAR made just one attempt at a green-white-checkered finish, a huge wreck occurred on the last lap and the race was called. Blaney finished out the marathon day in 16th – a net gain of 24 positions from start-to-finish.

“Walking out of Talladega with a 16th place finish is an amazing feeling,” said Blaney. “We worked hard all day and raced clean and made a move when it counts. I am proud of my team for their hard work, we’ll keep fighting at it every week!”

After the race Team Owner and Crew Chief Tommy Baldwin said, “A top 20 at Talladega and not a scratch on the car – we’ll take it. Dave did a great job getting through the accidents today and we’re going to go back to the shop proud of our efforts.”

Dave Blaney is currently 30th in the points standings. TBR will be heading to Darlington Raceway next weekend to the track nicknamed “Too Tough to Tame.”

Event: Aaron’s 499 (Race 10 of 36)

Track: Talladega Superspeedway

Started/Finished: 43rd/31st

Point Standing: 32nd

Talladega, AL (May 5, 2013) - Golden Corral returned to the hood of JJ Yeley’s No. 36 Tommy Baldwin Racing Chevrolet on Sunday at Talladega Superspeedway providing another opportunity for kids to eat free with “JJ’s Mondays” if the driver could score a top-10 finish.

The starting lineup was set by the NASCAR rulebook on Saturday after qualifying was rained out. The unfortunate turn of events would force the team to battle back from the 43rd starting position.

That’s exactly what Yeley would do from the start of the Aaron’s 499, working through the field and quickly obtaining a spot in the top-10 for much of the first half – “JJ’s Monday’s” was looking like a reality for the No. 36 Golden Corral Chevrolet. It was after the first half that rain caused a near four hour delay and a lot of time to think about strategy for the conclusion of the race.

When the race resumed with 60 laps to go, crew chief Joe Lax brought the car down pit road to grab four tires and fuel and would have to make another charge from the back of the pack. Yeley, an experienced restrictor plate driver, once again sliced his way through the field and was sitting in second when he was caught in a huge multi-car accident on lap 182.

The damage sustained to the Golden Corral Chevy SS was too much to overcome and the team was forced to retire early, finishing in the 31st position.

Despite the outcome, Yeley was optimistic about the team’s performance and overall speed of his race car. He believes he had a shot at competing for the victory and was poised to take the lead before the accident occurred.

“My car was really bad on the bottom all day long, so I just stayed to the outside,” Yeley said. “Everyone kept getting jammed up in the middle. I could carry a ton of momentum, and pushed the No. 51 (Reagan Smith) to the lead there.  I thought I was going to take the lead myself down the back straightaway. I just kind of stalled out there from a side draft from Reagan, and the No. 17 (Ricky Stenhouse) thought he could stick it on the outside there, and there wasn’t enough room. He hit me in the right rear, and got me lose, and sent me back across the field. Very disappointing. I definitely thought we had at least a shot at a top-five, but we were definitely going for the win.”

Yeley hopes to carry the momentum from a competitive race into Darlington Raceway in the prestigious Southern 500. Yeley has a best finish of 18th at the Speedway and will look to best it when he dances with the “Lady in Black” on Saturday night.

In February as we prepared for Daytona, Kyle Nape, vice president of global sales and marketing at SANY America said,“We’re excited to start this venture with Tommy Baldwin Racing and NASCAR. Many of our customers are NASCAR fans, so this partnership is a great way for us to get our name out there. We’re looking forward to a great season with a great team.”

From our media day at SANY America in early April to welcoming executives and customers of SANY America each weekend, Tommy Baldwin Racing is proud to have SANY on board the No. 7 as we continue the 2013 NASCAR season.

To keep up to date on SANY America’s involvement with TBR, visit their website at http://www.sanyracing.us/Home.html

Track: Talladega Superspeedway (AL)

Track Length: 2.66 miles

Race Distance: 188 laps/500.08 miles

Tune in: NASCAR on FOX at 1:00 p.m. (ET)

Mooresville, NC (May 1, 2013) - Heading to the high banks of Talladega Superspeedway, JJ Yeley and the No. 36 team are bringing back the popular Golden Corral paint scheme in hopes of another “Top 10 Kids Eat Free” celebration on Monday.

Yeley’s history at Talladega: In six previous Sprint Cup starts at Talladega, Yeley’s best finish was 11th place in the May race of 2006. His average finish is 25.2.

Yeley on Talladega: “We had a great finish with Golden Corral at Daytona and lots of kids ate free with my Top-10 finish. We are looking to do the same this time around and feed some more kids!”

Yeley by the numbers: Heading into Talladega, Yeley is 32nd in the Sprint Cup points standings.

Did you know?: Yeley is the proud father of Faith Anne, who can often be found at the race track with her daddy.

Track: Talladega Superspeedway (AL)

Track Length: 2.66 mile

Race Distance: 188 laps/500.08 miles

Tune in: NASCAR on FOX at 1:00 p.m. (ET)

Mooresville, NC (May 1, 2013) - Coming off of another Top-25 finish this season, Dave Blaney and the No. 7 SANY America team head to Talladega Superspeedway this weekend for some good ole plate racing.

Blaney’s history at Talladega: Blaney has 22 starts at the 2.66 mile Superspeedway. He’s finished 3rd twice in 2007 and 2011, with an average finish of 26th.

Blaney on Talladega: “I am looking forward to heading to Talladega this weekend. We have had some pretty good races in the past and as we all know, restrictor plate racing is a bit of a game of chance. I’m hopeful we get lucky and pull off a good finish for this No. 7 SANY Chevy.”

Crew Chief/Team Owner Tommy Baldwin on Talladega: “Talladega is a challenging track for many reasons – the high speeds, use of restrictor plates and now the new Gen 6 car leave us with little notes to work with. Then again, it is Talladega and anything can and will happen, our game plan is to be prepared and stay focused.”

Blaney by the numbers: Heading into ‘Dega, Dave Blaney is currently 29th in the NASCAR Sprint Cup points standings.

Did you know?: Dave’s career best finish is a trio of third place – two of those finishes came at Talladega and the other at Darlington.

Event: Toyota Owners 400 (Race 9 of 36)

Track: Richmond International Raceway

Started/Finished: 18th/23rd

Points Standing: 29th

Richmond, VA (April 27, 2013) - Tommy Baldwin Racing headed north to Richmond International Raceway for some short track racing under the lights Saturday night.

Starting off the weekend, the No. 7 SANY America Chevy SS team prepared for a full day of practice and qualifying on Friday. After making several changes to the car during the two practice sessions, Blaney was ready for qualifying. Starting 18th (his best start of the 2013 season) for Saturday’s Toyota Owners 400, Blaney was ready for 400 laps of intense racing.

As the race began, Blaney remained mid-pack, fighting to gain positions and momentum. Throughout the race, long green flag runs gave the team an opportunity to strategize about the adjustments needed to make for later in the race.

With 100 laps to go, several quick cautions allowed for Blaney to gain track position. However a caution late in the race set up the field for a green, white, checkered finish and left teams with the decision to pit or not. Crew chief Tommy Baldwin made the decision to pit with the rest of the field while just four cars stayed on track.Fresh tires allowed Blaney to make passed and take the checkered flag in 23rd, another solid top-25 finish for the SANY America team.

“I am proud of my guys – this was a great weekend for us,” said Blaney. “It started off with qualifying on Friday and starting in 18th, that set us up for a good race. Tommy and I worked throughout the race and that call on the last caution gave me fresh tires to get a solid finish for SANY.”

After the race car Team Owner and Crew Chief Tommy Baldwin commented, “Great job boys. Another solid finish for us again this weekend. Let’s keep up the good work guys.”

Dave is currently 29th in the point standings. This weekend we head to Talladega Superspeedway for the Aaron’s 499.