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Aaron Smith works on the NO. 33 crew at Richard Childress Racing. He has worked at that organization for nearly eight years and has previously worked at Joe Gibbs Racing, Roush Fenway Racing and Richard Petty Motorsports.

NASCAR Sprint Cup Series driver Robby Gordon is in Mexico for the 24th Annual MasterCraft Safety Tecate SCORE San Felipe 250 this weekend, where he will drive the # 1 Monster Energy/Toyo Tires Chevy CK1500 Trophy Truck across the Baja Peninsula.

"Our Sprint Cup program has had a really tough start in 2010," said Robby Gordon. "We simply haven't had any luck, but I'm hoping that we can change that this weekend and boost the spirits of the entire Robby Gordon Motorsports organization.  Our Monster Energy/Toyo Tires trophy truck was extremely fast here last year, and we have been pre-running in San Felipe twice - once during the week between the California and Las Vegas Cup races and then again this week. I put my usual 50 miles on the trophy truck yesterday to shake it down, and I'm positive that my team has prepared our trophy truck to be capable of winning. As long as we can avoid any trouble, we should be able to bring home a strong finish at San Felipe. Off-road racing and the SCORE desert series are two things that I am extremely passionate about. I can't wait to get this race started!"

Hardcore race fans planning to attend the Food City 500 in Bristol next weekend are in for a lot of fun with several NASCAR Sprint Cup and Nationwide Series drivers who have agreed to participate in Food City Race Night on Friday evening, March 19, 2010. A question and answer session, Wii Boxing and Family Feud will take place in the hospitality area of the Bristol Motor Speedway.

Food City Race Night opens at 4 pm next Friday with the festivities beginning immediately following the completion of on track activities for Ford Fan Friday at the Worlds Fastest Half-Mile. Admission to the Food City Race Night is free for all hardcore race fans.

Martinsville Speedway officials have announced the Virginia Military Institute Glee Club will perform a traditional version of the National Anthem prior to the start of the Goody's Fast Pain Relief 500 on Sunday, March 28, 2010.

"It’s no secret that we want the national anthem performed the way it is supposed to be performed before our events and we believe our fans appreciate that,” said Martinsville Speedway President W. Clay Campbell. “We all are going to be treated to an awesome performance of the anthem on March 28.”

Fouinded in 1839, VMI is located in Lexington, Virginia and is the nation’s oldest state supported military college. The VMI Glee Club was formed in 1858 and has entertained audiences at many different venues throughout the United States.