Marine Veteran-owned company furthers its mission to support Veterans & Spouses in advancing their careers, improve quality of life, and prevent suicide in the military community.

NASCAR’s Colin Garrett and Sam Hunt announced their crowdfunded Xfinity team topped their 200k goal to race at Daytona and also covered a veteran’s stem cell treatments.

Partnership will promote Veterans’ causes & the American Dream through the new crowdfunded Xfinity team.

39 cars were vying for 38 spots at the Ford Ecoboost 300 at Homestead-Miami Speedway, the 2019 season’s final NASCAR Xfinity race. Colin had to qualify 33rd or better to make the race and in his very first qualifying run at an Xfinity Series 1.5 mile speedway, he qualified 15th. Garrett leveraged the pit crew

Hunt-Garrett Racing To Compete in 2020 Series 26-year-old Sam Hunt and 19-year-old Colin Garrett, the youngest owner/driver duo in NASCAR, announced today that they are bringing a crowdfunded Xfinity Series team to the sport. Hunt-Garrett Racing will be structured around and funded by the American people and the companies that hire them. Hunt-Garrett Racing will

Colin Garrett makes his debut driving the No. 38 Wide Open Entrepreneurs Chevrolet in NASCAR’s Gander Outdoors Truck Series Friday, Sept. 13, at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. In the words of Colin’s father: “Like any entrepreneur, you’ve got to trust your instincts and step out of your comfort zone… Colin Garrett has never set foot

Colin Garrett and Sam Hunt make quite the NASCAR duo. Two young Virginians scrapping to make it in the rough and tumble world of stock car racing. “Luckily, I’ve made a relationship with Colin (Garrett) and his dad,” says Sam. “We’ve become more of a family and they’ve worked with us to where we’re at

Rogers Heating & Cooling made their NASCAR debut June 29 on the hood of Colin Garrett’s #24 Sellers Racing Chevy at the Whelen Late Model 200, South Boston Speedway’s Fan Appreciation Night. Rogers brought heat to the track in the form of Garrett’s new car wrap and cool to the fans with the 250 fans

Colin Garrett qualified second for the Memphis 150 with a 23.501 and started the race with high hopes for a win. The race itself was disappointing, though, when mechanical problems early on resulted in what he described as a “really bad vibration at the end of the straights going into the corners.” Fighting the car

This weekend Colin Garrett will be driving the #18 Sam Hunt Racing Chevy in the NASCAR K&N Pro Series Memphis 150 presented by AutoZone. Sam Hunt Racing is partnering with Rette Jones Racing in a technical alliance for the race. “Colin Garrett and Sam Hunt Racing are quickly becoming players in the NASCAR K&N Pro