ROSEVILLE, Calif. – Cameron Hayley, driver of the No. 24 Cabinets by Hayley/NAPA Batteries Toyota Camry and NAPA filters at select events, will return for a full season in the NASCAR K&N Pro Series West this year and make a run for Sunoco Rookie of the Year honors. He will be teamed with three-time series champion Eric Holmes, who returns to pilot the No. 20 NAPA AUTO PARTS Toyota Camry. Cameron’s crew chief will be Mario Isola.

Fifteen-year-old Cameron Hayley made four starts in the NASCAR K&N Pro Series West last season. He made an impression on fans and racers alike as he finished in second at Montana Raceway Park in his first start. He recorded two top-fives in those four starts and has set his sights on not only the rookie of the year title but also on being a contender in the chase for his first series championship all while juggling his high school class schedule back in Canada.

Recent years that end in even numbers have been championship winning years for veteran NASCAR K&N Pro Series driver Eric Holmes so 2012 is looking up. He won his first series championship in 2006 and went on to bring NAPA AUTO PARTS their fourth and fifth championship in 2008 and 2010. Returning is crew chief Ty Joiner who served as his crew chief winning two of those three championships. (Matt Goslant was the crew chief on the No. 20 NAPA Toyota in 2010).

Also on the roster for select races in the fifteen-race schedule will be the 2010 NASCAR Canadian Tire Series champion DJ Kennington. He will pilot the No. 81 Northern Provincial Pipelines Toyota in both of the scheduled races at Phoenix International Raceway. In the five-year history of the NASCAR Canadian Tire Series, Kennington has finished in the championship point race third in 2008, second in 2007, 2009, and 2011. He won his first series championship in 2010.

Driving the No. 99 GASS Toyota Camry will be Chris Evans. The owner of the Great American Stockcar Series (GASS) has also expanded the GASS operations and has established a West Coast base in Roseville, California. The location is shared with Bill McAnally Racing and will provide increased national visibility to the GASS program. More information on the GASS series is available at www.gasstv.com. Evans made two series starts in 2011.

For a second season, Canadian Jamie Krzysik will make a run for the NASCAR Western Late Model Series championship at All American Speedway. He will pilot the No. 20 for BMR. He finished 8th in the point standings with six starts.

NASCAR K&N Pro Series East driver Ben Kennedy will drive a BMR prepared Toyota Camry in three NASCAR K&N Pro Series West events in 2012. He will be at both races at Phoenix International Raceway and also at Colorado National Speedway. Kennedy’s racing roots go back three generations, and now the 20 year old is making his own mark in a sport virtually synonymous with his family. Kennedy, the great grandson of NASCAR founder, William France Sr., and son of International Speedway Corporation CEO, Lesa France Kennedy has already garnered championships in the Pro-Truck classes and a Super Late Model track championship in his rookie season in Florida, where he resides. He will compete in the full schedule of race in the NASCAR K&N Pro Series East in 2012.

About Bill McAnally Racing (BMR)
Bill McAnally Racing (BMR) was founded in 1986 and is owned by former NASCAR K&N Pro Series West driver, Bill McAnally, with one vision; winning championships. BMR is dedicated to finding talented people and placing them to make the racing machine roll. BMR serves as a marketing tool for their race partners to increase sales and brand recognition.
McAnally won five championships in the NASCAR K&N Pro Series West. The first series championship was in 1999 with driver Sean Woodside in which McAnally gave race partner, NAPA AUTO PARTS their first championship in the West Series. That was followed by back to back championships with NASCAR Nationwide Series driver Brendan Gaughan in 2000 and 2001. A fourth series championship was won in 2008 with driver Eric Holmes piloting the No. 20 NAPA AUTO PARTS Toyota Camry. It was the first series championship for Toyota. Holmes gave NAPA AUTO PARTS and fifth series championship in 2010. BMR took home top honors in the Inaugural Toyota All-Star Showdown in 2003 with driver Austin Cameron piloting the West Series NAPA AUTO PARTS entry.

BMR is headquartered in the heartland of California in Roseville 20 minutes from Downtown Sacramento the state capitol Housing state of the art technology and a stable of race cars, BMR is able to handle all aspects of race car preparation. Along with the race shop, BMR is also the home of BMR NAPA AutoCare Center where customers get top-notch car care by NASCAR championship winning mechanics.

Bill McAnally Racing is one of the most respected race teams on the west coast. It will stay the course as it seeks a sixth NASCAR K&N Pro Series West Championship title.

The first race of the 2012 NASCAR K&N Pro Series West season will be on Saturday, March 3rd at Phoenix International Raceway.

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