Kyle Busch Motorsports (KBM) announced today that Advanced Payment Services (APS), the premiere Independent Sales Organization for credit card related transactions, will be the primary sponsor of Kyle Busch’s No. 51 Camry in tonight’s Fourth Annual Rowdy 251 Champion Racing Association (CRA) Super Series race at Berlin Raceway in Marne, Mich. Busch, the race’s namesake, is the two-time defending winner of the event.
APS provides credit card processing service to merchants ranging from small businesses to large multi-location businesses. In addition, APS provides services to Independent Sales Organizations with merchants in numerous types of businesses. APS is no stranger in the Motorsports community, from ARCA, NHRA, to NASCAR’s Camping World Truck and Nationwide Series, they have built their business model partnering with well rounded organizations and continue to do so through their latest endeavor with Kyle Busch Motorsports.
“In this business you have to surround yourself with people who want to grow with you and build a future together; we are thrilled to join Kyle Busch Motorsports and we truly support Kyle’s racing efforts in the No. 54 Nationwide, No. 18 Sprint Cup and No. 51 Late Model Toyota’s along with the true support he shows in the community with his wife Samantha,” CEO David Marmurek said. “We believe that our customer focused approach to business at APS fits well with Kyle and his sport’s dedicated and growing fan base.”
“Our first win of 2012 came when we made the switch to APS for all of the credit card related transactions for both KBM and the Kyle Busch Foundation,” said Busch who in addition to 105 NASCAR National Series victories has claimed numerous Late Model wins at tracks all across the country. “APS evaluated our organization and provided us with processing solutions that truly fit our needs. The support they continue to give my foundation is greatly appreciated — hopefully tonight I can give something back to them by putting the No. 51 JoinAPS.com Camry in Victory Lane.”
Busch will be behind the wheel of the same Camry that he won with at last year’s Rowdy 251. It is also the same Toyota that the Las Vegas native drove to victory in his lone Super Late Model start this season, the 2012 SpeedFest at Watermelon Capital Speedway in Cordele, Ga.
The KBM Super Late Model team is coming off a successful 2011 season which saw its owner-driver capture wins in three of the biggest Super Late Model events of the year; the Rowdy 251 at Berlin Raceway in Marne, Mich., the Slinger Nationals at Slinger Super Speedway in Slinger, Wisc. and the Oxford 250 at Oxford Plains Speedway in Oxford, Maine.
Other notable wins for the KBM Super Late Model team since its inception in 2007 include: Wisconsin All-Star 100 at the Milwaukee Mile (Kyle Busch 2008), Red Bud 300 at Anderson Speedway (Kyle Busch 2009), Winchester 400 at Winchester Speedway (Kyle Busch 2009), Snowball Derby at Five Flags Speedway (Kyle Busch 2009), Rowdy 251 at Berlin Raceway (Kyle Busch 2010) and the All-American 400 at Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway (TJ Reaid 2010).
KBM PR
