The Smooth Operator makes his return to NASCAR at Martinsville.

Official Press Release | Sent to us by Michael Kamp, RPM Services LLC

PHOTO: Bobby Pirece (No. 63 Chevy) races with Christopher Bell
(No. 54 Toyota) in the 2015 1-8--CAR-CASH Mud Summer Classic at
Eldora Speedway in Rossburg, Ohio on July 22nd, 2015.

Bell will be making his first NASCAR non-dirt start this weekend
in the Truck Series' Kroger 250 at Martinsville.

Bobby Pierce impressed in his NASCAR debut at the sanction's only dirt race earlier this year at Eldora and now makes his long-awaited asphalt debut this saturday in the Kroger 250 for MB Motorsports.

"Bobby is a very talented young driver, that's for sure" says team owner Mike Mittler. "He's had a lot of laps around that place, but this is a new ballgame", referring to Martinsville's reputation as a track that few have mastered.

Led by champion crew chief, Rick Wren, Pierce has every tool available to make a successful transition.  After taking 2nd earlier this summer at Hickory Motor Speedway for JR Motorsports, insiders look for another eye-opening performance.

   Joined by teammate Brandon Hightower, also a young talent with a dominating dirt background, MB Motorsports fields 2 rookies at arguably THE most difficult venue to have a good showing. "All good" says Mittler with a confident smile.

While Pierce returns with sponsor RPM Services LLC, among other contengency sponsors,  Bobby debuts a new sponsor to NASCAR, Pixographs. A highly anticipated app designed for fans to instantly capture the excitement, autographed by their favorite personality, then immediately posted to their choice of social media."This app is a game changer for everything from sports to entertainment to family occasions" boasts RPM owner and app designer Mike Kamp. Hightower brings his charity work for St. Jude Children's Hospital and Operation:Second Chance to his debut.

All eyes will undoubtedly be watching this pair of incredibly talented rookies as they work for more treats than tricks this weekend at Martinsville Speedway. The Kroger 250 can be seen on local Fox affiliates.

This Work Was Originally From:

Kevin Howdeshell 

STL Motorsport Magazine 

Kevin H. GSS