BALDWIN PARK, CA (June 3, 2012)- Luis Martinez Jr.,  
driver of the #30 King Taco/Position One Motorsports  
Chevrolet, scored the victory Saturday night at The Bullring  
at Las Vegas Motor Speedway in the Super Late Model  
portion of the NASCAR K&N Pro Series Star Nursery "200"  
program at the 3/8-mile banked oval.
  
  
  
 
  
  
  
Martinez drove a chassis named Mcfly that has been  
driven with great success over the last few years by  
David Mayhew, Makena Bell, (K & N east driver) Sergio Pena,  
And Saturday night Martinez and the chassis performed flawlessly.
  Martinez set fast time for the Super Late Model field then  
drew a #4 for his starting position in the 40-lap feature race. 
 Martinez let the race play out and just held is position until 
 race leader Scott Gafforini tried to split the two lapped cars  
and instead of clearing them the trio tangled bringing out the  
final caution. 
  Cole Custer led the field on the restart, with Martinez in close 
 pursuit. Martinez drove inside of Custer on lap 30 and the pair  
raced  side-by-side for two laps until Martinez gained a clear advantage.
  Martinez held the point and cruised to victory. "It was a really  
clean race for the most part," Martinez said. "The team did an  
awesome job setting up McFly and it was really fast when we  
needed it. It is great when you can go door-to-door with another  
competitor and never touch."
  The Position One Motorsports team is running a variety of races  
this season in both Super Late Model and Late Model action  
around the region and enjoys racing at The Bullring. While  
crew chief Steve Boldroff is recuperating from surgery on his 
 achilles tendon, the rest of the team stepped up and did not lose a beat.
  Jason Allen of Las Vegas performed perhaps the most critical  
job during the race spotting for the 22-year old driver.  
The role of spotter is unique and essential in the success  
of any driver and team. Most think the job is easy, but ask  
any spotter and driver and they will tell you a whole  
different story. Allen competed in the old Southwest Tour 
 and has spotted for Kurt Busch in the Cup series on occasion.
  The McFly Super Late Model is available for rent the rest  
of the season as the team will concentrate on Late Model 
 racing over the summer months. Contact Rip Michels at  
the Position One Motorsports shop for complete details.  
The next event for the team will be June 30 at Stockton (CA) 99 Speedway.
  
Position One Motorsports goals for 2012 will be to further  
develop their winning tradition and become the premier  
West Coast team for developing championship caliber drivers. 
 The team currently has a fleet of three ultra-competitive Late 
 Model cars and two equally competitive Super Late Model  
entries ready for competition.  A brand new Late Model is the 
 newest addition to the rental program, along with a previous 
 Toyota All-star Showdown winning Super Late Model entry.  
The team will compete at various west coast tracks in 2012 and 
 their current schedule includes visits to The Bullring in Las Vegas, 
 All American Speedway, Madera Speedway, Stockton 99 and Lake Havasu. 
  
Position One Motorsports has corporate partnerships with King Taco, 
 Lucas Oil, Eibach Springs, Ron's Rear Ends, and Jan's Towing.  
The team completes in Super Late Model/Late Model races  
throughout the Southwest region as well as providing a complete  
Driver Development Program for funded drivers looking to move 
 up in their career. For additional information log onto their  
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