Martinsville, VA (January 2, 2007)– Put together a veteran
driver, a veteran team owner and a past championship crew chief and what
do you have? A winning combination according to Jim Harris, owner of the
HT Motorsports No. 59 Toyota Tundra. Harris has named NASCAR Craftsman
Truck Series (NCTS) regular Terry Cook as the new wheelman for the No. 59
Toyota Tundra in the 2007 season.
Terry Cook began his career in the NCTS a little over a decade ago and
has earned himself a place among NASCAR’s top competitors posting six
wins, seven poles, 26 top-five and 90 top-10 finishes. Cook also holds
the record for the most consecutive starts in the NCTS beating out
previous record holder Rick Crawford (210) with 222 starts.
At the close of the 2006 season, Terry Cook secured one win at Kansas
Speedway and an eighth place standing in the overall driver point
standings. He’s looking forward to continuing his successful career at
HT Motorsports.
“There is no doubt that we will have great success in 2007. Jim
Harris has put together an all-star team with an already impressive
record in the NCTS. I am really looking forward to working with HT
Motorsports and am anxious to hit the high banks of Daytona with winning
chief Danny Rollins calling the shots,” explained Cook.
Crew chief Danny Rollins found a new home over at HT Motorsports
mid-season last year and will continue to lead the No. 59 Toyota Tundra
team into 2007. Rollins is no stranger to the NCTS as he led Bobby
Hamilton Sr. to his first ever NCTS Championship in 2004.
“I enjoy working with Jim (Harris). He gives me the reigns to do
whatever needs to be done. He just wants to win and he’ll do whatever
it takes to get there. It’s a first class operation and now with the
addition of Terry Cook all the pieces have fallen into place. Terry
brings his experience, professionalism and eagerness to win to the table
and I am anxious to work with him,” remarked Rollins.
HT Motorsports made their way into the NASCAR arena five years ago and
has since finished in the top-10 in over 40% of the races entered. Team
owner, Jim Harris, had this to say about the new partnership, “I’m
excited to welcome Terry and Amy Cook to the HT Motorsports organization.
Past records indicate that the combination of veteran driver Terry Cook
and past championship crew chief Danny Rollins will prove to be a winning
combination. Look for the No. 59 Toyota Tundra in victory lane in 2007.”
Sponsorship announcements regarding the No. 59 Toyota Tundra are forth
coming.
HT Motorsports will run Toyota Tundras
Martinsville, VA(September 13th, 2006) HT Motorsports announced it’s
partnership with Toyota today. For the remainder of this season beginning
with the September 16th, 2006 New Hampshire race HT Motorsports will
compete under the Toyota banner. Toyota, known as the front-runner of
innovative technology and maintaining the highest standards for
competition, should provide the team the extra tools they need to take
their operation to the next level of competition.
Debuting at the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series season-opener at Daytona
in 2004, Toyota found success early with their first win in June at
Michigan International Speedway. This year marks three strong years of
competition for Toyota in the Craftsman Truck Series. Since joining the
series in 2004, the make has captured 21 wins and 26 pole-starting
positions. The series competitors look to Toyota as a leader in
performance, whose success in the racing industry should continue for
years to come.
Team owner Jim Harris welcomes Toyota and looks forward to a long and
successful relationship. Mr. Harris feels that Toyota will help bring his
team to a new level of competition.
HT Motorsports has opportunities for sponsorships available. If you
are interested, contact Jim Harris at 434-528-6701 or via e-mail at jharris@harristrucking.com.
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