With the goal of urging the public to reclaim, reuse and
recycle, Liberty Tire Recycling is once again the primary
sponsor of the MAKE Motorsports No. 50 Chevy Silverado and
driver T.J. Bell in the NASCAR Camping World Truck
Series.
“As leaders in both of our respective fields, Liberty Tire
Recycling and MAKE Motorsports are dedicated to helping spread
the word about the importance of sustainability, and this
partnership enables us to do so,” says Jeffrey Kendall,
Liberty’s CEO.
“Our many innovative products, such as Pinnacle Rubber Mulch,
an eco-friendly alternative to traditional wood mulch for
landscaping and playgrounds, have helped us demonstrate to
consumers that sustainable products can also offer superior
performance and aesthetic value,” Kendall continues.
The recycled rubber produced by Liberty is also used as crumb
rubber and industrial feedstock for molded products and
rubberized asphalt and as tire-derived fuel for industrial
kilns, mills and power plants. The company maintains a
network of processing plants and comprehensive door-to-door
collection services, he reports.
MAKE Motorsports was founded by Mark Beaver and Tracy Lowe, a
partnership with 50 years of combined racing experience.
Beaver has owned teams as part of the NHRA, IHRA, Super Late
Model Dirt Series, Legends, SCCA Trans Am & SCCA World
Challenge. As one of the only female team owners in racing,
Lowe has owned or competed in Dirt Late Models and SCCA. The
pair is committed to enhancing the sport with quality-prepared
vehicles, an experienced crew and sound business practices,
according to Kendall. MAKE is the first team on the circuit to
be operated out of historic Shelby, N.C. in the last 15
years.
Liberty made its first appearance in the NASCAR Camping World
Truck Series competition with MAKE last season at Darlington
Raceway in August. In November Bell rallied to a 19th place
finish at Texas Motor Speedway.
For more information, visit www.libertytire.com.
