GNC Racing to get updated web presence.
With the thirst for NASCAR Winston Cup and Busch Grand National Series information showing no signs of abating, BGN series team GNC Live Well Racing will have a newly redesigned team website ready to go for the start of the 2002 season at the Daytona International Speedway.
The '01-'02 off-season has been one of many changes in the Busch Grand National Series with many stalwart teams and drivers watching their season go up in smoke before it has even started as the current financial downturn in the United States continues to pinch the series harder and harder.
With the thirst for NASCAR Winston Cup and Busch Grand National Series information showing no signs of abating, BGN series team GNC Live Well Racing will have a newly redesigned team website ready to go for the start of the 2002 season at the Daytona International Speedway.
The '01-'02 off-season has been one of many changes in the Busch Grand National Series with many stalwart teams and drivers watching their season go up in smoke before it has even started as the current financial downturn in the United States continues to pinch the series harder and harder.
Thankfully GNC Live Well Racing and driver Hank Parker Jr are revved up and raring to go in 2002 although the No.36 team will sport a very different look both on and off the track in a year where they feel they have a chance of competing for the Busch Series title. After making the switch to Dodge Intrepid's in the off-season and shifting to a vibrant red paint scheme on Parker Jr's GNC Live Well sponsored machines, GNC Live Well Racing will add another new look for the upcoming season - a redesigned racing Web site. GNCRacing.com will undergo a facelift this weekend with a scheduled launch date of Monday February 11th for the new site.
To help launch the new look, Parker Jr. will participate in a live chat session on the day of the launch at 7 p.m. EST (Midnight UK time). Log on to GNCRacing.com to view the updated site and ask the driver of the No. 36 GNC Live Well Dodge about racing at Daytona and the upcoming 2002 NASCAR Busch Series season.
"They let me test-drive the new site earlier this week," Parker said. "It looks like the transition is going to be really smooth. I hope our transition to Dodge is as smooth as the redesign of this Web site. I may have to drop in once in a while to the live chat room to see what everyone is saying."
The Web site was designed and is maintained by Keystone Marketing Co., Inc.,
