Greenfield goes to top of charts in Daytona
Daytona, Fl. – Clay Greenfield and his #68 1-800-PAVEMENT and Titan Tool Dodge were on top of the charts when the night ended in the final practice for the NASCAR Camping World Trucks at Daytona.
In first practice Greenfield was 5th quickest with a lap of 178.688 which was on the fourth and last lap Clay attempted in the first practice session. Clay would pick up the speed in the final practice with a lap of 189.645. The 1-800-PAVEMENT team still must qualify to make today’s race at Daytona. Clay says, once the race starts he has a great drafting truck and looks to improve on last years top 10.
U.S. Pavement Services and 1-800-PAVEMENT to Sponsor Clay Greenfield at Daytona International Speedway, on February 22, at 7:00 PM
(Woburn, MA) — February 13, 2013 — U.S. Pavement Services and 1-800-PAVEMENT are pleased to announce their sponsorship of Clay Greenfield and the #68 Dodge Ram at the NextEra Energy Resources 250 truck series race in Daytona Beach, Fla., on February 22.
The hard-racing, tough trucks of the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series take to the high banks on the night that produces some of Daytona’s closest racing. This year, the black and yellow 1-800-PAVEMENT and U.S. Pavement Services logos will adorn Clay’s No. 68 truck for the 100-lap Camping World Truck Series race.
“1-800-PAVEMENT and U.S. Pavement Services are proud to sponsor the incredibly talented Clay Greenfield at this year’s Daytona truck series race,” said Mike Musto, president and founder, U.S. Pavement Services and 1-800-PAVEMENT. “Clay is a great guy and this sponsorship is a natural fit, since he is also 1-800-PAVEMENT Network member.”
Greenfield will be reunited with crew chief Danny Gill. Gill gave Clay his first driving opportunity in the series when he was owner of Team Gill Racing. Gill has worked with some of the most recognized drivers in truck series, such as Dennis Setzer, Johnny Benson and Steve Park.
“My team is very appreciative of 1-800-PAVEMENT for their support,” said driver Clay Greenfield. “Coming off a top 10 finish from last year, I am looking forward to having another strong run for U.S. Pavement Services. The competition at Daytona is tough. This is the biggest race of the year and teams go all out to make this race. We are no different. Thanks to Mike at U.S. Pavement Services, we are able to go out there and race as hard as we can.”
The NextEnergy 250 at Daytona will air live on the Speed Channel Friday, February 21st at 7:00 PM EST / 4:00 PM PST. For more information on the NextEnergy 250 please visit: http://www.daytonainternationalspeedway.com/Tickets-Events/Events/2013/NextEra-Energy-Resources-250/NextEra-Energy-Resources-250.aspx
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About U.S. Pavement Services, Inc.:
Since 1985, U.S. Pavement Services has been providing the most comprehensive and professional pavement services in the industry. U.S. Pavement is the leading provider of: paving; sealcoating; crack filling; line striping; and asphalt and concrete services, in the United States. The Company has experienced strong growth over the past years, as well as 30% growth in 2011. Their clients include major national office complexes, restaurant chains, educational institutions, hospitals, retail properties, and hotel chains throughout the United States. To learn more, visit U.S. Pavement Services online at www.uspavement.com.
About Clay Greenfield:
Clay Greenfield is a small business owner in rural Tennessee who splits time working in the paving industry and driving in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series. This truck series veteran has a degree in Business and a career best finish of 10th at Daytona International Speedway. Since he began racing in 1997, Clay has competed locally, as well as in the UARA/STARS Series, NASCAR Late Models and the ARCA ReMax Series. Over the course of his career he has won 7 Championships, 2 Rookie of the Year Awards and been voted Most Popular Driver. Away from the track, Clay donates his time to as the Director Of Media for the Dawn Stanfill Foundation. A children’s charity benefiting families affected by pediatric cancer.
NASCAR CAMPING WORLD TRUCK SERIES
NCWTS Volunteer 200
BRISTOL MOTOR SPEEDWAY
No. 68 TITAN TOOL POWRLINER/ STAR ROAD GUARD DODGE
GREENFIELD BACK AT BRISTOL:
With only five starts so far this year in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series 2012 Season, Clay Greenfield is excited to return to Bristol and is hopeful for a Top 15 finish. “Bristol is my best track “, said Greenfield. “I am excited to return there, being a short- track racer; I feel I have my best chances at Bristol. I raced there in 2010 and finished 16th, so I am hoping for an equal if not better finish for my team this time.
PARTNERING TOGETHER ON AND OFF TRACK – TITAN TOOL POWRLINER AND STAR ROAD GUARD
Clay Greenfield works to race. As the saying goes, “Don’t quit your day job”, it would be impossible for Greenfield to quit his day job if he wanted to continue to race. Unlike most of the guys who race week in and week out in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series (NCWTS), which is their only career, that isn’t so for the Clarksville, TN native Greenfield. Greenfield works hard with his day job as the owner of an asphalt company, just so that he can make enough money in his “day job” to race in the NCWTS. Greenfield only makes about a dozen of the races each year as the cost to actually run a truck continues to increase. “In this economy it makes it tough for me to race more races, I started my own NCWTS race team this year so that I can control my own destiny some as well as work on my race trucks back at my shop after work in the evenings.” I have a couple of really good guys that help me out, we are a small team doing the best we can, but at least I am out here living my dream”. Greenfield could never make his dreams come true if it was not for great partners off the track like Titan Tool and Star Road Guard who make it happen for him on-track.
“I have a couple of key sponsors on board this week for me that I use everyday in my asphalt business that have partnered with me for this race.” Said Greenfield. “ Titan Tool PowrLiner offers the highest quality paint sprayers available, I am proud to be partnering with them for the race at Bristol as well as using their equipment everyday in my asphalt business”.
“My company has also been using Star Seal products for over 20 years. I want to thank them for using my race team to promote Star Road-Guard the newest line of their industry leading seal coating products. It will be awesome to show them a good time and a good finish in Bristol”.
We are proud to be a partner in Clay’s striping business with our PowrLiner striping products”. Said John Hurt, Sr. Account Manager at Titan Tool. “We are also excited to partner with Clay as a sponsor of his #68 Titan Tool Powrliner/Star Guard Dodge Ram for the upcoming truck race at Bristol Motor Speedway. Clay is great to work with and all of us here at Titan are looking forward to cheering him on.”
“ We are thrilled to be a part of Clay’s program here at Bristol, said Monte Collins, of Star Road Guard. We have had a long-term relationship with the Greenfields, and taking it to the next level partnering with his race program just made total sense for our business.”
NCWTS SET-UP SHOW FEATURE- Clay Greenfield and his #68 Titan Tool PowrLiner/Star Road Guard Dodge will be featured this coming Wednesday August 22, 2012 on the pre-race Set Up show hosted by Krista Voda. This feature will enable fans to see just how Greenfield is able to make his dreams of being a NASCAR driver become reality as Rick Allen and Phil Parsons visit his shop back in Clarksville, TN.
FUN FACTS ABOUT CLAY GREENFIELD:
Clay is getting a late start to his NASCAR career because he put himself through college and earned a degree in business from Austin Peay State University.
When he is away from the track, Clay serves as Director of Media for The Dawn Stanfill Foundation, a children’s charity benefiting families affected by pediatric cancer. Visit www.thedawnstanfillfoundation.com for more information.
For information about Clay Greenfield and Clay Greenfield Motorsports, please visit www.claygreenfield.com. For sponsorship inquiries, contact cgreenfield84@aol.com. Twitter: @claygreenfield
ABOUT TITAN TOOL:
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ABOUT STAR ROAD GUARD:
A specialty coating, designed for road surfaces that have deteriorated over years of use. It is an outstanding asphalt emulsion-based pavement coating that is far superior in performance when compared to the conventional surface treatments. It is formulated with tough rubber/polymers, specialty chemicals and select minerals fillers, which impact flexibility and durability to the coated pavement surfaces. To maximize the performance properties, the rubber/polymers is hot-blended during the manufacturing process.
Star Road Guard is a product of Hercules Sealcoat Manufacturing, Inc. www.starroadguard.com
Clay Greenfield Motorsports fields two trucks in Kentucky
By: Mike Curran
Photos By: Shaun Foster & Mike Curran
Sparta, Ky – Clay Greenfield wasn’t planning on making the trip to Kentucky Speedway just a few short weeks ago, instead his Clay Greenfield Motorsports team fielded two trucks in the 2nd Annual UNOH 225. Clay would drive his #68 @claygreenfield Dodge Ram and Scott Riggs would be behind the wheel of the #86 CGM RAM.
Both trucks had solid lap speeds in the two practice sessions, which enabled the teams to both qualify into the race. Clay had his best qualifying effort of the 2012 season with his 21st place run with a lap time of 32.260 at 167.39 mph and Scott Riggs turned in a 32nd place qualifying run of 32.715 at 165.062 mph.
At the start of the race Riggs’ truck started to get hot under the pace laps, with outside temperatures reaching the 100-degree mark Mother Nature took her toll on the #86 truck. Riggs had to park the truck from overheating, ending his day at a great run. Meanwhile, Greenfield kept his truck out of harms way as cautions were breading cautions. Clay paced himself gaining knowledge of what his truck needed to have a successful finish. Greenfield found himself two laps down but with 104 laps remaining, the 
call was made to keep Clay out on a caution. The resulting wave -around brought Clay within one lap of the leaders. A caution falling on lap 110, just a few laps later, allowed Greenfield to get NASCAR’s free pass around (The Lucky Dog) for being the first truck a lap down. The Lucky Dog put Clay back on the lead lap with just 40 laps remaining in the race. Greenfield would restart in the 18th position and remain there for the final laps and finish of the race.
Martinsville, VA – Clay Greenfield rolled into Martinsville Speedway 9th in the points standings after a 10th place finish in the season opener at Daytona in February. Greenfield was 27th in both practices on Friday at the half-mile track in Martinsville. Clay said the truck was a little tight right off the truck but the team lead by crew chief Gene Patient has gotten the truck a lot better. Greenfield went into qualifying needing to qualify in on time. Clay’s best lap of 20.349 was enough to secure him the 29th starting spot for the Kroger 250 at Martinsville.
Clay came on the radio to his crew on the pace laps of the race saying that it felt as if he had a flat tire. It was later to be found that his problem was an issue with the sway bar. Clay battled his ill handling truck as long as he could, Clay would have to park his truck after completing 151 of the 250 laps due to an issue with the sway bar. Clay finished 31st in the race and left Martinsville 13th in the NASCAR Camping World Truck standings.
Up next – Rockingham Speedway on April 15th, 2012
Clay Greenfield turned a lap of 20.349 to secure a 29th place starting spot in todays Kroger 250 at Martinsville Speedway. Clay needed to qualify his way into the field. After a tenth place finish at the season opener at Daytona in February, Clay is looking forward to having a solid finish today.
Clay Greenfield ended first practice in the 27th position with a lap of 20.426 (92.705 mph). Clay described his truck as a little tight and has made adjustments for the final practice today.
Top 10 finish for Greenfield at Daytona
Photo by Matthew Stockman/Getty Images
(Murfreesboro, TN) February 29, 2012 — Clay Greenfield Motorsports went into Daytona needing to qualify into the 13th Annual NextEra Energy Resources 250, with 44 trucks entered in the 36-starting field Greenfield would need to out qualify 8 other trucks to make the race. He would qualify his Dawn Stanfill Foundation RAM in the 26th starting spot. Clay would dodge several crashes through out the race and ran in the top 15 majority of the race. On the final laps of the race they would have three green white checkers finish 
attempts. Greenfield would find himself in the 6th position heading into the final 2 laps ofthe race. With no drafting partner Clay would finish 10th a career best in the NASCAR Camping World Truck series and would win the Featherlite Most Improved Driver Award for the race. 
Clay heads into Martinsville 9th in the points standings, Clay says he feels really good about his chances at Martinsville but is unsure about what races he can attempt following unless the team can secure a sponsor. For more information on Clay Greenfield, follow him on Twitter @claygreenfield. For more information on Clay Greenfield and the race team, contact cgreenfield84@aol.com or visit www.claygreenfield.com
Clay Greenfield lands sponsor for Daytona
DAYTONA, FL, February 24, 2012 — Clay Greenfield Motorsports is happy to announce that James Lally Horse Racing Stables will be a primary sponsor on Clay Greenfields’ No. 68 Dodge Ram for tonight’s Energy Resources 250 at Daytona International Speedway. Clay will make his first NASCAR start of the 2012 season and 14th-career start in the NCWTS. The Ocala, Florida based company provides boarding, breeding, and training for national level winning thoroughbreds.
“Having James come on board with me is exciting,” said Greenfield.
For more information on Clay Greenfield, follow him on Twitter @claygreenfield.
For more information on Clay Greenfield and the race team, contact cgreenfield84@aol.com
Clay Greenfield is heading to Daytona
(Clarksville, TN.) – Local racer Clay Greenfield is heading to Daytona this year with hopes of really doing something special. Clay will be driving the #68 Dodge in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series race on Friday, February 24, 2012 which will be broadcast live on SPEED channel in the United States and overseas.
“I have never raced at Daytona but I am looking forward to the whole experience. We have a good motor from Ernie Elliot to go with this truck that finished 3rd in the 2010 Daytona race. Gene Patient has assembled a small but very talented group of guys that are more than capable of building a winning truck. Our numbers are small but we have high expectations.” Greenfield said.
The Clay Greenfield Motorsports effort is looking for sponsorship to help get to the first few races of the year and beyond. The team currently owns three trucks and will race as much as funding will allow.
“Daytona is an awesome place. We’re hoping to show them what a few people from middle Tennessee can do.” said Greenfield.
For more information on Clay Greenfield and the race team, contact cgreenfield84@aol.com or visit www.claygreenfield.com
