“We are proud to continue our partnership with John Hunter Nemechek and expand our involvement with Front Row Motorsports,” said Stan Ross, CEO of Digital Ally. “John Hunter is a great young talent and we’re enjoying watching his successful rookie season in the No. 38 car. We’re also looking forward to supporting Michael McDowell on track and are confident in his leadership for the No. 34 team.”
“It’s exciting to see Digital Ally stepping up their partnership with Front Row Motorsports,” said Nemechek. “They’ve been a great partner to work with and I know all of us at FRM will do everything we can to make them proud. We’re so thankful for their continued support.”
“Current events are bringing widespread attention to the importance of body cameras and video solutions in general,” said Greg Dyer, VP of Sales for Digital Ally, adding, “Our NASCAR partnership along with our many other outreach efforts are important in getting the word out about this critical technology.”
The No. 38 Digital Ally Ford Mustang will make its debut at Kansas Speedway on Thursday, July 23. The NASCAR Cup Series race will air at 7:30 p.m. ET on NBCSN and MRN.
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