4/20/2015
Inside Line Promotions
Freeman Gets New Graphics Going into NOW600 and TOWR Weekend Doubleheader
Inside Line Promotions – LONGVIEW, Texas (April 20, 2015) – Cody Freeman’s micro sprint will feature new graphics when he returns to the track this weekend.
Freeman will have a new scheme starting Friday at Creek County Speedway in Sapulpa, Okla., with the NOW600 Series and Saturday at 281 Speedway in Stephenville, Texas, with the TOWR Series.
“It’s going to be different,” he said. “We got to change it up a little bit and make it look how we like it. It’s still the same car though.”
That car has been to Victory Lane twice this season, including during the opening NOW600 race in late March.
Freeman placed 12th and ninth, respectively, during his two races at Creek County Speedway last season. He also scored results of 14th, sixth and ninth, respectively, at the bullring in 2013.
“I haven’t really raced much in Oklahoma,” he said. “There’s a lot of good competition up there so I’m looking forward to the challenge.”
Freeman’s weekend will wrap up at 281 Speedway, where he finished seventh during his career debut last season.
“I don’t have many laps at 281 Speedway, but I have a lot of confidence after winning two of the first three races this season,” he said. “I’m excited to get back on the track this weekend.”
SEASON STATS –
3 races, 2 wins, 2 top fives, 3 top 10s, 3 top 15s, 3 top 20s
UP NEXT –
Friday at Creek County Speedway in Sapulpa, Okla., with the NOW600 Series and Saturday at 281 Speedway in Stephenville, Texas, with the TOWR Series
MEDIA LINKS –
Website: http://www.FreemanRacing.com
Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/Freeman_Racing
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FKRMotorsports
VIDEO –
Here is a link to on-board footage of Freeman’s first career micro sprint feature victory, which was March 14 at Kennedale Speedway Park: https://youtu.be/1IOQygTehfM
Here’s on-board footage of Freeman’s second micro victory, which was March 28 at Superbowl Speedway: https://youtu.be/zt-zCn8Ddto
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“C&J Energy Services and I have values and beliefs that align closely together making it a great combination not only currently, but for the long term future as well,” Freeman said. “We both believe in providing top-notch equipment and professionalism to every project we are involved in. C&J Energy is willing to go that extra mile to ensure they are victorious in the end, the same as I am. They know the importance of a team and have been great Team Members of mine, helping me push myself further as not only a race car driver, but as a young man wanting a long future in the sport.”
Freeman would also like to thank Casedhole Solutions, FHE USA, McCallister Precision Marketing and Driver Websites for their continued support.
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