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Plan For Success

Our plan for success is not only for our team, it's for you, too! For the cost of a single one time ad, you can advertise with a race team with a solid history and very bright future. Why settle for a single ad when you can have your marketing dollar work for you all year long.

Get your name in front of thousands of people every week by:

  • Placing your name/logo on a car that is at the forefront of all track promotions including print, radio, displays, race events, special promotions and the internet (Kalamazoo Speedway).
  • Increasing the effectiveness of your trade-show booths and other on-site promotions (through local car appearances and parades).
  • Enhancing your corporate image through support of a major sporting event.
  • Increase customer loyalty through common interest and a higher profile.
  • Building a team spirit in your own organization.
  • Representation of your company through a reputable spokes-person.
  • Being associated with NASCAR name and branding efforts.

Our 2007 Business Partners:
McDonald Towing
Bullet Driveline & Suspension
Plainwell Auto Supply
McDonalds Auto body
"D" Ave Fuel Paza
R&R Fab
McEWEN law office
Purity Cylinder Gas
Blue Crescent Digital 
Donnies Auto

 

Our team will miss you as a racer, car builder and most of all a friend  

 
 

Rick Kimball Photo

Photo courtesy of Robert Michon/Performance Images

Denny, Debbie, Amy and Kaileigh Anderson and the rest of the family are really going to need your thoughts and prayers in their time of need. This is a very sad story and your prayers are needed. May God watch over the families, the T.A. Gentry racing family and the Perfect Circle family along with all his friends. Lee touched many lives and will be missed by many people. God Speed Lee.

 
 
Ottawa County dive teams have found the body of 33-year-old Lee Anderson in Stahl Bayou in northern Ottawa County.

Crews discovered Anderson's body around 8 a.m. Sunday. He was reported missing Saturday night after he fell off of a boat into the bayou.

Members of the Ottawa County and Spring Lake dive teams and the U.S. Coast Guard spent hours searching for Anderson.

Friends who were on the boat say Anderson had been drinking, dove into the water and simply never came back up. They immediately jumped in trying to find him, but after about five minutes, they knew they had to call 911.

Police were confident they would find the body, despite the murky water.

"Stahl's Bayou here especially has got zero visibility," says Sgt. Keith Koeman with the Ottawa County Dive Team. "The bottom is a muck bottom. It's probably about six foot of silt. It just gets deeper and thicker. So it's really difficult. Our divers are having a hard time swimming through it, our lines are getting tangled up in it. It's just a tough area to dive in."

Anderson was a regular driver at Berlin Raceway in Marne, driving the 18 car. He finished second in the track's top Late Model series in 2004.

"Lee had been one of the top competitors in our top division at Berlin Raceway for several years," says Mike Strevel, director of racing operations at Berlin Raceway. "This is a terrible tragedy for this to happen to someone at his young age with a young child."

"We know motor sports are dangerous," says Strevel. "We expect things to happen from time to time. It's part of the sport. But to have a Saturday off and go out and have some fun, relax with the guys,
turns out to be just a terrible tragedy and a surprise to all of us.

"When I heard about it, it knocked the wind out of my sails. Lee Anderson was a premier racer and car builder,"

 
 
Lee Anderson Photos from Randy Ellen's files from this year.  Thanks Randy.
 
   
 
 
   
 
 
   
 
 
   
 
   
 
 
   
 
 
   
 
 
   
 
 
   
 
 
   
 
 
   
 
 
   
 
 
   
 
 
   
 
 

   
 
 
     
 
     
 
 
   
 
 
   
 
 
   
 
 
     
 
 
   
 
 
   
 
 
   
 
 
   
 
 
   
 
 
   
 


 
 
 

 
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