Bush’s Beans and Hannaford supports Labonte and JTG Racing Efforts at New Hampshire

This weekend for the Sylvania 300 at New Hampshire Motor Speedway (NHMS) Bobby Labonte and his JTG Daugherty Racing  team  will  have  BUSH’S  Beans prominently displayed on the No. 47 Toyota Camry for the seventh time this season.

“BUSH’S  Beans  has been a proud supporter of JTG Daugherty Racing for many years,”  Labonte  said.  “It’s hard to believe, but the company has been in business for over a century. They have been a household name in my home for as long as I can remember. We’re pleased to have their distinguished label back on the 47 Toyota Camry this weekend.”

In  addition  to  BUSH’S  Beans  support,  Hannaford  Supermarkets also has presence.  Hannaford  is  a  leading  grocer  serving  customers throughout Northern  New  England and New York. They are proud to be a part of so many great communities  and contribute to the health, education and vitality of those communities.

One of their programs, The Hannaford Helps Schools Program, has raised over seven  and  a half million dollars for over 2,7600 New England and New York schools  over  the  past  thirteen  years.  This weekend  JTG Daugherty  Racing  is presenting a check for $25,000 to Hannaford Helps Schools.

“We  are  very  proud to have the Hannaford brand on the side of the No. 47 car  this  weekend  for  the  third  year  in a row” said Shawn McBreairty, Category  Manager  for  Hannaford. “JTG  Daugherty  Racing  has been very supportive  to help raise awareness of our Hannaford Helps Schools program. This  rewarding  program features some 700 items and runs from 9/9-12/1 for our  local  K-12  schools.   The  customers  receive  ‘school dollars’ from purchasing the participating brands that are the equivalent to cash for the schools.   They  put  these  ‘dollars’  in collection bins at our stores to support  their  specific  school.   The  schools  can then buy sports gear, computers,  use for field trips, musical instruments, you name it.  In 2011, we  raised  nearly $780,000 alone! (Additional information is available at www.hannaford.com/hhs).

There  has  been  21  race  winners  at Loudon. Labonte came close during his 2000 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series championship year posting a second-place finish (9/17/00) behind Jeff Burton after starting from pole position.

In 35 starts at NHMS, Labonte has five top-five, 11 top-10 finishes and has led  72  laps  at  the  1.058-mile  oval.  Earlier this season, Labonte was credited with a 23rd-place finish after starting 18th in the LENOX Industrial Tools 301 and he looks to improve upon that on Sunday.

“Loudon is a good track for me,” Labonte said. “I’ve been close to a win a few times. I’ve finished second there and third three times. It should be a good  track  for us. It would be nice to come away with a solid finish this weekend.”

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