"Terrible" Tim Racing For Kids

 

Tacoma, Washington –

9-24-2012 – "Terrible" Tim McDougald; driver of the #68 KMB Design / Hargis

Engineers / Print-NW / Fast Track Sims / Ringers Gloves Toyota Camry, will be taking

to a different seat this weekend as he heads to Pacific Motorsports Park to take part in the

first annual "Laps For Little Ones - Karting For Kids Grand Prix".

In what is sure to be a fun filled day of small car action, McDougald will don his

helmet one last time for the 2012 racing season, but the view from this driver's seat will

look much different than what the Tacoma, Washington driver is use to seeing. "I'm not a

kart driver by any means," said "Terrible" Tim. "But I'm looking forward to having some

fun and raising some money for this charity and I think that's the main agenda here." The

charity kart race will kick off Saturday, the 29th at roughly 10:30am and run until

roughly 5:00pm. All money raised will go to benefit the Donald B. Weller Memorial

Foundation, whose focus is "Helping underprivileged children receive the dental care

they need".

"I'm looking forward to this one," said McDougald. "I had one of my racing

friends contact me and tell me 'You should sign up for this', so I did. The racing

community is a pretty tight knit group; we do what we can to help out. I like being a part

of these events, helping out in the community and when you can do that while having fun

like this it just makes it even better. I took part in the 'Toys For Tots' race at Apex

Karting a couple years ago before they closed up. That was a lot of fun, a great charity

and I was sad to see it end. So when this one came up I jumped on it."

"Terrible" Tim's sponsors are also a big part of this charity event. "I have to thank

my sponsors again for this one," said McDougald. "I couldn't do these things without

them and they are also the reason I do them. I love being able to represent my sponsors in

the community, through these kinds of events. I always look for things we can do away

from the track and this one fit right in. It's still a racing themed event, but it isn't the

typical racing event we do. KMB design groups and Hargis Engineers both stepped up to

cover my entry fee plus an extra donation to the charity. I really can't thank them enough

for the support they have shown me. It will be an honor to represent them during this

event and I hope to make them proud. But really, raising money for this charity is a win

right there."

For information on how you can help or to make a donation, visit

www.lapsforlittleones.com

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