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Bires began karting at Sugar River Raceway in Brodhead, Wisconsin at age 9 and began competing in national karting events at age 12. He won several regional titles and two national championships. He became the Great Lakes Allison Legacy Series Rookie of the Year in 2000, and followed up the championship by winning the series in 2001. Bires next moved up to the Super Late Model race cars at Dells Motor Speedway, finishing fifth in points and named 2002 Rookie of the Year. The following year he finished second in championship points. Bires made his first start in ARCA in May 2004. He qualified fourth and finished eighth at Lowe’s Motor Speedway, and in 2006 he was American Speed Association Late Model Series champion.

In the 2007 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series, Bires was the driver of the #21 Wood Brothers Racing truck in 19 races, handing over driving duties for the other six races to veteran Mark Martin. He had a tenth place finish at Atlanta. After the departure of Jon Wood due to illness, Bires left the Truck Series and started racing for Tad Geschickter beginning at Nashville Superspeedway. His best Busch Series start was 26th and best finish was 7th in the Meijer 300 presented by Oreo race at Kentucky Speedway. Named the permanent driver of the #47 car in 2008, Bires had six top-ten finishes en route to a 13th place points finish.

2009 – 2010 – Bires spent the 2009 season driving for various teams, including Braun Racing, MSRP Motorsports, and JTG, as well as competing for Kevin Harvick Incorporated and CJM Racing. His best finish that year came at Iowa Speedway, where he finished fifth in Bruan’s Fraternal Order of Eagles Toyota. At the end of the season, Bires signed a contract to drive for JR Motorsports through 2011. While he did not compete in the season opening race at Daytona, he did have a seventh place finish at Auto Club. In 9 starts in 2010 Kelly has registered 4 top-15 finishes in the NASCAR Nationwide series.

In recent NASCAR Nationwide Series competition, On June 6th, 2011, Bires finished eighth in the STP 300 at Chicagoland Speedway with his second start for Joe Gibbs Racing in the #18 Heil Heating and Cooling Toyota Camry. Kelly jumped eight spots for the year to 35th in driver standings.

We still have a few sponsorship opportunities still available for this event and the the upcoming RedBud 300 with Ken Schrader at Anderson Speedway. Please contact Rob at our Hartland, WI  Office for more information. Phone 262-707-5288

As the laps wound down in the Asphalt Wars 100, CRA Super Series race at Baer Field Speedway Scott Hantz could feel his car going away some, and Brian Campbell felt his coming to him.  Campbell slipped by with five laps to go to win.  Hantz was second, Jeff Lane finished third, Derrick Griffin was fourth and Terry Fisher, Jr. fifth. 

“This car did much better on the long runs, and each time we had a caution, I thought, not again.”  Campbell stated.  “I did not like those cautions.”

Fisher started on the pole and ran out to an early lead working the high side of the track for lap after lap leaving the inside open, if anyone could catch him.  Hantz got past on a restart on the 31^st lap with Fisher running close behind.  After the halfway point Fisher’s car started to get very tight, and he fought to hold onto his position ending up fifth. 

Campbell meanwhile had worked his way up to challenge Hantz, patiently picking off cars through out the field until he was running right in second tightly behind Hantz.  With only five laps to go, he passed Hantz and then ran out to the win. 

Lane had another strong showing coming off his first win since 2008, he moved from eighth to third in the last 15 laps passing on both the inside and the outside as he ran to the front closing on the Hantz at the end.  “We just ran out of laps there at the end.”  Lane stated.  He earned the AR Bodies Cool Move of the Race for his run through the field.  Lane also took home a Hoosier Racing Tire Award, the other Hoosier Award went to Damon Ecoff.

The EDCO Welding Fast Qualifier Award went to Hantz.  He also took the Kingen Interstate Express Halfway Leader Award.  Hantz led the most laps to earn the Turn One Performance Steering Lap Leader Award.  Derrick Griffin took the Rookie of the Race Award, the VDL Fuel Systems Rookie Award and the K&N Filters Rookie Award.

33 cars took qualifying times, with a last chance race necessary to pare the field down to the 28 cars that took the green flag.  Damon Ecoff took the lead from his fifth starting place in the Last Chance race moving inside of the leader in the fourth turn and held on to win.  Justin Alsip finished second for the second transfer spot.  The point’s provisionals went to Colin Nickolai and Jay Niewiek as last years point’s final was used per CRA Super Series rules due to this being the second race of the year.   Promoter’s options were the third and fourth place cars in the Last Chance race, Joe Beaver and Tommy Cook.  Two additional starters were also added, the next fastest qualifier not in the race, Matt Hall and the next car in the Last Chance race, Robert Maynor. 

The Lane Automotive/ISKY Racing Cams Hardcharger Award went to Robert Maynor for moving from his 28^th place starting spot to finish 15^th. He also took home the Racing Electronics Hardcharger Award. Fisher earned the VDL Hot Lap of the Race Award for turning the fastest lap during the race.

Saturday night at Anderson Speedway the CRA racing family lost one of their own when driver William Mefford passed away after an accident while racing.  This hit home particularly hard for many of the drivers who have raced against him and with him for many, many years.  Brian Hopkins was one of those drivers.  He took the lead of the EDCO Welding CRA Street Stock event on the 34th lap, and ran off for the win over Josh Poore.  David Bice finished third, Chad Poorman fourth and Mark Mason fifth. 

“This one’s for Willie!  He won a lot of races, and we raced together a long time.” An emotional Hopkins stated following the race. “We had a bad first lap of qualifying today, so we worked on it and made it better for the race.”

Jeff Lane doing double duty in both the CRA Super Series and the EDCO Welding CRA Street Stocks set fast time with a lap of 19.938 seconds to take the Allstar Performance Fast Qualifier Award.  Shawn Amor was second fast, Brian Hopkins third, Dave Bice fourth and Mark Mason fifth. Lane then drew an eight for the invert putting Josh Poore on the pole.

Poole was coming off the win at Anderson Speedway on April 23 took off and seemed to be heading for second straight win.  Hopkins moved from his sixth starting position, narrowly avoiding a spin by Mark Mason on the second lap.  Hopkins took home the Crumrine Buckle Manufacturing Award, the McGunegill Engine Performance Award, the AR Bodies Cool Move of the Race Award and the Landrum Performance Springs Award.

Poore chased Hopkins until the end, finishing in second as both cars negotiating the lap cars as they came to the line.  By finishing second Poore has now finished in either first or second in all three EDCO Welding CRA Street Stock races this season.  He also earned the Turn One High Performance Steering Award for leading the most laps, as well his second Taylor Cable Products Award this year.

Jeff Shelmadine had his way with the field for most of the Vore’s Welding and Steel CRA FWD Compacts 25 lap feature race after inheriting the lead when Cary Abrell was put to the tail for over running his qualifying time by more than .300 for three consecutive laps. 

Then as the race was winding down Rick James made a great move to slip past Shelmadine to grab the lead with three laps to go.  James then weaved through lapped traffic to hold on and win.  Kyle Crump finished second moving up from his 14th starting spot, Shelmadine third, Justin Brown fourth and Bob Smith fifth.

“I love racing against all these guys.”  James exclaimed.  “Racing against this many cars is a lot more fun.”

The next event for the CRA Super Series will be the BPS 125 at Columbus Motor Speedway as part of the Memorial Weekend 250 on May 30.  The JEGS/CRA All-Stars Tour presented by GM Performance Parts will be racing at Columbus Motor Speedway on May 28 as part of the weekend also.  The EDCO Welding CRA Street Stocks will be back in action on Sunday, May 29 with the Sullivan RV CRA Late Model Sportsman at Angola Motor Speedway.  The next Vore’s Welding and Steel CRA FWD Compacts event scheduled is June 11 & 12 at Lucas Oil Raceway in Clemont, IN.   For more about all of the Champion Racing Association divisions see www.craracing.net.

In addition to the Seal Wrap Red Bud 300 on Monday August 1st, Schrader will be back in the car again for the CRA Super Series event at Dixie Motor Speedway in Birch Run, Michigan on Friday August 19th. This will be our first trip to Dixie and excited to have the event added to the CRA Super Series schedule.

For more information on both events, go to the CRA Super Series website at http://craracing.net or the track websites at http://andersonspeedway.com and http://www.dixiemotorspeedway.com/

Sunday May 22nd

After a bit of disappointment from the Anderson opener, We are looking forward to the next event Sunday May 22nd at Baer Field Speedway in Fort Wayne, IN. The 2 flats under green flag conditions ended what was shaping up to be a really good run for us at Anderson. We got some laps back but it just was not enough to get us back in contention and we settled for a 12th place finish. Its been a few years since we were last at Baer Field and we are excited to return.

CRA Super Series regular Jason Dietsch is promoting the event to keep racing alive at his home track and we are hoping to have a great crowd to come out and support the event. Please stay tuned to the website, Facebook and Twitter feeds for more team information.

2011 HMDirectSupply.com Chevrolet

The new 2011 HMDirectSupply.com Chevrolet was unveiled today at the RMR shop.
The car was originally scheduled to race at Anderson Speedway this weekend with the CRA Super Series but the event has now been postponed until May 7th due to a poor weather forecast.  This outstanding new car design was done by Chris Maynor at cmaynordesigns247.com and the wrap production and installation was done by Ryan and Robin at Stickyboyz.com.

The team expects to debut the new car at the Slinger Super Speedway season opener on Sunday May 1st.

HMDirectSupply.com is a division of HM Product Solutions, Ltd. specializing in online sales of computers, consumer electonics and industrial supplies.

“As a CRA Super Series Competitor, I have seen firsthand how well the series works for its sponsors and I think this will be a great way to introduce new people to our products and services,” remarked Robert Maynor, Vice President of HM Product Solutions. “While HM Product Solutions, Ltd. remains dedicated to providing value added and customized supply chain services to our clients, we understand that some people just need a reliable trustworthy source for their business and industrial supplies and we want to be that source.”

HM Direct Supply will award the first and tenth place finishers in each series event with a case of distilled water for use in their cooling systems. They will also award the thirteenth place finisher at each event with a $50 product certificate for use on the company’s website. In addition $250 product certificates will be awarded to each of the series 2011 Champions.

HM Product Solutions, Ltd. is a privately held woman owned company and that has been in business since 2001. Headquartered in Hartland, Wisconsin, the company offers clients a centrally located state of the art facility for efficient storage and distribution of their parts and products. In addition, a dedicated team of professionals is available to assist with parts procurement, just in time parts delivery programs and complex distribution solutions.

From forward and reverse logistics to assembly, packaging and warehousing, the company provides turnkey supply chain management to help reduce costs. As an ISO 9001:2008 registered company, quality, customer satisfaction and continuous improvement are the foundation of the company’s success.

In March of this year the company launched HM Direct Supply, a division dedicated to providing a internet based source for thousands technology and industrial products. All the products can be searched, compared and purchased through an easy to use website 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Currently the site showcases many of the top brands in computers and electronics and will soon be expanded to include a variety of industrial and manufacturing products. The site can be accessed at http://hmdirectsupply.com and updates and specials can be found on Twitter and Facebook.

In addition to series sponsorship, HM Direct Supply will be sponsoring the #18 Chevrolet Impala SS, of Robert Maynor at select events this season in the CRA Super Series.

For more information about HM Product Solutions, Ltd, or HM Direct Supply, visit the company’s website at http://hmproductsolutions.com or contact Robert Maynor directly at 262-754-0424 or via email, rmaynor@hmpsltd.com.