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Press Releases by Deborah Renshaw
August 10, 2005
Deborah Renshaw Rolls into Nashville with New Sponsor
Nashville, TN– Deborah Renshaw will be making
her fourth career start at the 1.33-mile concrete oval of
the Nashville Superspeedway. In addition to two starts at
the track in the ARCA RE/MAX Series, this will be her second
start in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series.
“Along with the Kentucky track, the track in Nashville
is considered my home track. My hometown is an hour from the
track and I learned to race in the Nashville area. So needless
to say, this is a big race for me. I really like the speedway
in Nashville as it is a lot of fun to drive. The key there
is to get your truck to handle well through the corners and
use your horsepower coming off. This is a track where I have
a decent amount of laps so we should get up to speed pretty
quick and get the handle under us. This is also a home race
for this BHR2 team and I know my guys want to shine in front
of their family and friends so we all look for a strong run
this week.”
Deborah Renshaw and her BHR2 team are proud to announce the
signing of Heritage Warranty Insurance as the new primary
sponsor on their No. 8 DODGE. The new sponsorship program
will debut this week at the Nashville Superspeedway and continue
for the rest of the 2005 season.
"We are thrilled to be a sponsor of Deborah’s and
her team,” said Larry Roseberry, President of Heritage.
“We are excited to be affiliated with a quality group
of people. All of us at Heritage have high hopes for Deborah
and feel that she deserve this opportunity and we want to
help support her efforts."
The New Heritage Warranty Insurance Company, Inc. is a leader
in vehicle service contracts. The New Heritage Warranty is
reaffirming its dedication to their customers by providing
high quality service contracts and other related products.
C.S.I. - Character. Strength. Integrity. (This is the motto
of The New Heritage Warranty). The company’s primary
goal is to offer financial security and peace of mind to its
customers through world class customer service and high quality
products.
Deborah will be racing the truck named “Butters”
this week at Nashville. “Butters” was the original
Daytona truck for Deborah but it was heavily damaged when
she got caught up in a practice accident and has since been
rebuilt with a new body on it.
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