are the strongest supporters of one inspiring driver with their resounding love
and enthusiasm.
He won a Sportsman Track Championship in 2001. The 20-year-old driver was
voted "Most Popular" in 1999 and 2001. People knew he was something spe-
cial, but he had a higher calling.
tion and publicity. AMSOIL Dealer Barry Gibson of Coeburn, Va., had faith in
Holman and had been with the team for
some time. Then, in 2003 a new ARCA
team was announced with Holman as the
senger. As they say, "The Lord works in mysterious ways." So, the kid from
Abingdon, Va., was brought together with some disadvantaged kids in Baton
Rouge, La. The red #71 Monte Carlo was on a divine mission.
them hope for a better future. Often without role models, the kids have been
ple cars and a complete series, Holman carefully chooses his races.
Charlotte, Mich., and Nashville are among his favorites. The team has
worked up to bigger stages like last May's NASCAR Busch Hardee's 250
in Richmond, Va. He finished 32nd in that race. More Busch events
could mean more money, but it's not so much the tracks, but the course
Holman's life in on.
so much more. His strong Christian values allow him to press on. It's for
the children he remembers.
money and awareness about cancer through racing.
in the race against cancer.
with proceeds going to the American Cancer Society and other notable cancer
research and support organizations.
AMSOIL logo proudly displayed. Racing Against Cancer teams can be seen in all
types of racing including karting, powerboats and dirt modifieds. Watch for Phil
Rondeau's #19 Monte Carlo competing in the USAR Hooter's ProCup Series.
Gregory will be back in the truck when the series begins again in the spring.
of those less fortunate.
the children.
tion prior to race day. His main sponsor is
Deaf City of Refuge, a place for deaf
orphans.
AMSOIL products to help acheive its goals.
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