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The ARCA Racing Series Presented by RE/MAX and Menards got a small dose of 17-year-old Chad Finley during the 2009 racing season. One Pole Award, one top-5 finish, three top-10s and no finish worse than 15th in four career starts.
The DeWitt, Michigan teenager, who will turn 18 on March 17th, and has already graduated from St. Johns High School in St. Johns, Michigan, will now be shifting all of his focus on the upcoming 2010 racing season where things are starting to come together for the Great Lakes State rising star.
His 2010 campaign begins on Tuesday, March 9th with a test at Texas Motor Speedway in Fort Worth, Texas. Finley will be driving a Brad Keselowski Racing (BKR)-prepared Auto Value Certified Service Centers car.
"I'm really looking forward to getting the season started with the test at Texas on Tuesday," said Finley. "I've been in Mooresville (NC) for a few days and have spent some time at the shop and got to talk to Brad (Keselowski) and get some pointers on Texas. Hopefully we can pick up at the test where we left off at Rockingham last year."
Finley is slated to run four to five ARCA races beginning with the Rattlesnake 150 at Texas Motor Speedway on April 16th with hopes of finding funding to run as many as eight to 10 races.
"Everyone at BKR is looking forward to getting the year started and could not be happier to have Chad driving our car," said crew chief Wayne Setterington. "With what we accomplished last year with Chad we feel this year could be a big year for both BKR and Chad Finley."
To learn more about Chad Finley and to inquire about sponsorship opportunities for the 2010 racing season, log onto the teams website at http://www.chadfinleyracing.com/ or help Chad by making a donation to his career at http://www.sponsorchadfinley.com/.
