​Cassandra Myers

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#33 Jeffrey Earnhardt
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Image courtesy: Phil Cavali - Axalta 400 /Monster Energy Nascar Cup Series
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Bad Days Lead to Better Days
June 11th, 2017

Jeffrey Earnhardt and the Circle Sport - TMG Crew headed out for the Axalta 400 in P37 in the #33 Hulu Chevrolet. Earnhardt completed Stage 1 in P37. The team took a radio swap due to static issues on the #33 Hulu Chevy.  The Circle Sport - TMG team continued to deal with radio issues during stage 1 of the Axalta 40.

Earnhardt finished Stage 2 in P37. As if the #33 Hulu Chevrolet team wasn’t having enough bad luck, the bad luck streak continued as the 33 Hulu Chevy headed to the garage for a battery swap.

Earnhardt and the Circle Sport - TMG crew brought the #33 Hulu Chevrolet home in P34 in the Axalta 400 at Pocono Raceway.

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Future Improving For Earnhardt
June 4th, 2017

Friday, June 2nd Jeffrey Earnhardt and Circle Sport - TMG owner Joe Falk held a press conference from the Dover International Raceway Media Center Friday morning to announce the new partnership with Hulu and the #33 Circle Sport - TMG team.

​Hulu will partner with Earnhardt & Circle Sport - TMG for 19 races this season and possibly beyond. Hulu is a great fit for this small team as they need more funds to keep the team and car up and running. Hulu brings a lot of excitement to the small team for both the team and the fans. Welcome aboard Hulu. ​

Earnhardt & the Circle Sport - TMG crew rolled off the grid P39 In the AAA Drive For Autism 400 at Dover International Raceway. Earnhardt finished Stage 1: P32
Stage 2: P27 in the AAA Drive For Autism.


​Earnhardt brought the #33 Hulu Chevrolet home in P27 for its first race, not a bad finish. The beautiful green Hulu paint scheme will return next week at Pocono for the Axalta 400 at Pocono Raceway.

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Kansas Speedway
May 13th, 2017

Jeffrey Earnhardt & the Circle Sport - TMG Crew qualified for the GoBowling 400 at Kansas Speedway in P27th. Kansas Speedway marks the 11th race of the season for Earnhardt & the crew.

Stage 1 ( 80 Laps ): Earnhardt finished P35, 2 laps down.

Updates from Circle Sport TMG

Stage 2  ( 80 Laps ): Earnhardt finished P32, 1 lap down. Received free pass on Lap 102.

Updates from Circle Sport - TMG

Stage 3 ( 170 Laps ) : Earnhardt finished P33.

Highlights from Circle Sport-TMG

The Circle Sport -TMG crew got Earnhardt back out on the track after problems with the right rear axle. Earnhardt and the Circle Sport - TMG crew finished the Go Bowling 400 in P33.

Next race is the All - Star Race at Charlotte Motor Speedway. Jeffrey has to be voted into the race.

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Photos by: Phil Cavali - Go Bowling 400/Monster Energy Nascar Cup Series 
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One Step At A Time
May 7th, 2017

Qualifying Results For The 2017 Geico 500

Jeffrey Earnhardt & the Circle Sport -TMG Team out of Mooresville, NC rolled off P40th in the Geico 500 at Talladega Superspeedway.

​Stage 1. Earnhardt and the Circle Sport - TMG Crew received a pass through penalty during the first stage of the Geico 500. Earnhardt earned one lap ahead by receiving the lucky dog pass and would yet again receive a lucky dog pass during Stage 2 of the Geico 500 from Talladega Superspeedway.
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After some issues during Stage 3 Earnhardt & the Circle Sport - TMG Crew finished the day at Talladega Speedway in P28 in the Geico 500. Earnhardt and the crew move on to Kansas Motor Speedway for the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series Go Bowling 400 On FS1.

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Photos by Phil Cavali: Geico 500/Monster Energy Nascar Cup Series Talladega Superspeedway
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Gaining Earning Earnhardt
April 30th, 2017

Jeffrey Earnhardt & Circle Sport -TMG rolled off the grid P35 for the Toyota Owners 400 at Richmond International Raceway. Aboard the #33  Chevrolet as a primary sponsor on Earnhardt's car is Townebank from Portsmouth, VA.

Towne Banking Mission

TowneBank is a relationship and friendship-driven local bank focused on basic human values that will serve to create a warm sense of belonging and financial well-being among our family of members.

​We offer a competitive array of business and personal financial services, delivered with only the highest ethical standards. Our commitment to exquisite service for our members will lead to our ability to create a reasonable rate of return for our shareholders, a bright future for our dedicated bankers, and a leadership role for our bank in promoting the social, cultural, and economic well-being of our community.
Stage 1 :
P:37
Laps Down : 3
Earnhardt reported snug in the center, good forward drive & track bar adjustments

Stage 2 : ( Courtesy Of Doug Fowler )

Final Stage :

Earnhardt brought the #33 Towne Banking Chevrolet finish home P35. Keep the black beauty clean ( as a good friend @ruthiebehre ) would say at America's premier short track.

Next Up is Earnhardt Nation - It's Dega Baby! Earnhardt  & the Circle Sports TMG crew head to Talladega Superspeedway. Tune in Sunday, May 7th @ 2:00 pm or Listen Live on MRN ( Motor Racing Network.)

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Back On The Saddle At Bristol
April 23rd, 2017

Jeffrey Earnhardt and Circle Sport TMG started the postponed Food City 500 from Bristol Motor Speedway in P37th. Earnhardt and the crew were looking to finally break the bad luck streak that had cursed this hardworking small team.

Earnhardt moved from P37 up to P31 by the end of the 1st Stage of the Food City 500 and continued in that position throughout 2nd Stage of the Food City 500. Earnhardt finished the Food City 500 in P27, tieing with another P27 finish from Richmond International Raceway last September. His best career finish at Charlotte Motor Speedway of P26th.

Jeffrey brought the Superior Logistics #33 Chevrolet home clean and in one piece and overall had a great run at Bristol Motor Speedway. Wanna give a huge shout out to Bob Brooks for continuously supporting Jeffrey this season.

​Next, Jeffrey and the Team head to Richmond International Speedway, America's Premier Short Track, as they battle out another week looking for luck to stay on their side. Circle Sport - TMG expected to make Sponsor announcement Wednesday.

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Luck Needed For Earnhardt
April 9th, 2017

O'Reilly Auto Parts 500 - Qualifying Results

The #33 Chris Kyle Memorial Benefit Chevrolet qualified for the O'Reilly Auto Parts 500 at Texas Motor Speedway P31. Jeffrey Earnhardt & the Circle Sport - TMG crew were looking to break a bad luck streak at Texas but unfortunately, that wasn’t the case.  Aboard the 33 Chevrolet was once again Superior Logistic Services. Thanks, y'all for continuing to support Jeffrey & the crew at Circle Sport - TMG. It is greatly appreciated.
Earnhardt made contact with the #15 of Reed Sorenson on lap 10 of stage 1 during the O'Reilly Auto Parts 500. This, unfortunately, ended the day for Earnhardt & the #33 Circle Sport - TMG crew. This hardworking group of guys can’t catch a break this season, but I believe there has to be some good luck coming our way.
Next up after the week off for Earnhardt & the Circle Sport -TMG crew is the Food City 500 at Bristol Motor Speedway. Tune In On Fox Sunday, April 23rd 2:00 pm ET. or Listen Live on PRN ( Performance Racing Network).

O'Reilly 500 Race Results 

Facts About Texas Motor Speedway TexasMotorSpeedway.com
Oval: 1.5 miles
Width: 58 feet (minimum)
Turns: 750-foot radius
Banking: 24 degrees in turns, five degrees in straightaways
Frontstretch: 2,250 feet long
Backstretch: 1,330 feet long
Pit Road: 45 pit stalls for Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series, 35 pit stalls for the Verizon IndyCar Series

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2017 Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series 
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Texas Motor Speedway 
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Another One Bites The Dust !!!
April 2nd, 2017

Jeffrey Earnhardt and the Circle Sport - TMG crew rolled off the Grid P36 in the Martinsville-STP 500 on Sunday, April 2nd. Aboard the #33 Chevrolet was Honor To Remember.

About Honor To Remember
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To perpetually recognize the sacrifice of America’s military fallen service members and their families. The organization pays tribute to all military lives lost, not only while serving on active duty but also as a result of serving. Military deaths in all wars or conflicts and all branches of service from our nation’s inception are recognized.

Earnhardt and the crew ran into bad luck for the third time in a row - Earnhardt smacked the wall in turn 2 bringing out a caution. Earnhardt blew a right front tire and had electrical issues with his #33 Honor To Remember Chevrolet.

​Next up for Earnhardt & the Circle Sport - TMG Crew is the O'Reillys Auto Parts 5000 Texas Motor Speedway Tune Into the action  Live on Fox 1:30 pm ET.
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Images & photos courtesy: TMG ( The Motorsports Group FB Page), Phil Cavali
2017 Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series STP 500
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Not Again
March 26th, 2017 

Jeffrey Earnhardt rolled off the grid in P32 for the Auto Club 400. Aboard the #33 Chevrolet, this week is K1 Speed, Detail 2 U, Wave Wrecker & Mikes Tint Shop.

​Tough week for the second time in a row for the Circle Sport - TMG team out of Mooresville, NC. Earnhardt ran Stage 1 (60 Laps) and was 2 laps down at the end of Stage 1.  During Stage 2 Earnhardt headed back to the garage for a second week in a row due to engine problems.

I wish the best of luck to the boys as we head back to the east coast to Martinsville, check out how hardworking this small team is.

Next up, some short track racing at the famous Martinsville Speedway. We wish Earnhardt and all the boys the best of luck at Martinsville. Tune into FS1 2:00 pm ET. to watch Earnhardt & Circle Sport - TMG battle 'The Paperclip'.

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Images & photos courtesy: TMG - The Motorsports Group FB Page and Phil Cavali

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Bad Day For Us
March 19th, 2017

Jeffrey Earnhardt  & Circle Sport -TMG started P38 in the Camping World 500 at Phoenix raceway. Aboard the #33 Chevrolet, this week is clothing apparel brand Nice Ride.

​Earnhardt & Circle Sport - TMG crew had a tough day at Phoenix Raceway on Sunday by going to the garage early during Stage 1, with rear end gear problems on the #33 1 Nice Ride Chevrolet.

​Circle Sport - TMG crew were hard at work trying to get that #33 1 Nice Ride Chevrolet back on the track. Unfortunately, a broken gear caused loose driveshaft and cracked the transmission on the #33 Chevy ending the day for the hardworking determined crew.

Up next, Nascar Goes West heads to the last race of the west coast swing, southern California ( Auto Club Speedway ). Tune into the Auto Club 400 Sunday, March 26th @ 3:30 PM ET to watch Earnhardt & the Circle Sport - TMG crew attempt to better this week's DNF. 
 
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Kept It Clean, Kept It Safe
March 12th, 2017 

Las Vegas Motor Speedway, 1.5-mile (Stage 1: 80, Stage 2: 80, Final Stage: 107; Total Laps: 267)

In the first race of Nascar Goes West, Jeffrey Earnhardt rolled off the grid on Sunday from P36 at Las Vegas Motor Speedway.  Back on the #33 Chevrolet with Earnhardt and Circle Sport-TMG is Superior Logistics Services. Thanks guys for being a great sponsor.

​As the first caution of the day ruled out Lap 19 of 80 during stage 1, Earnhardt took the Lucky Dog Position and came in for some adjustments.

Overall, the #33 Chevrolet finished P32 in the Kobalt 400 bringing it home clean and safe. After a long day Circle Sport -TMG continues their hard work trading parts in getting the car ready to move onto Phoenix.  Great hardworking and dedicated team right here.

​As 'Nascar Goes West' continues, up next for Earnhardt and Circle Sport - TMG is Phoenix Camping World 500 airing on Fox Sunday @ 3:00 pm ET.

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Atlanta Motor Speedway Quik Trip Folds Of Honor 500
March 5, 2017

Jeffrey Earnhardt will start the Quick Trip Folds Of Honor 500 at Atlanta Motor Speedway from the rear of the field in P35 due to an issue that arose during the first lap of practice on Friday afternoon. Earnhardt and the Circle Sport - TMG group changed the motor in the #33 Chevy.

Atlanta Motor Speedway Total Laps of Race: 325 Laps 

Stage 1: ( 85 Laps )
Position End Of Stage 1: P35 
Laps Down: 3 Laps 

Stage 2: ( 170 Laps )
Position End Of Stage 2: P35 
Laps Down: 6 Laps 

Final Stage: ( 200 Laps )
Finished: P 33 
Laps Down: 8 Laps 

Fastest Lap
32.00 Lap 130

Earnhardt & Circle Sport - TMG brought the #33 Chevy back in one piece and without a scratch. Earnhardt wasn't happy with the finish at Atlanta Motor Speedway but is still proud of his guys on the #33 team. Earnhardt and Circle Sport - TMG look forward to improving each week with Earnhardt.

Next, up for Earnhardt and Circle Sport - TMG is the Kobalt 400 at Las Vegas Motor Speedway on Fox, March 12 3:30 pm ET

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Jeffrey Earnhardt's 2017 Nascar Monster Energy Cup Series Debut
February 27, 2017

Jeffrey Earnhardt rolled off starting in P32 in the Great American Race. Making history, Jeffrey is a 4th generation Earnhardt making his start in the biggest race of the season. Making his dreams of carrying on the legacy of his family's name. 

As Jeffrey made his first Daytona 500 debut he has a great group of support friends and family from home Mooresville NC and other places across the country to witness history in the making and to support Jeffrey in one of the biggest races of his career.

Running in the mid 30s into the mid 20s Earnhardt kept it clean making some adjustments on the car due to some issues with the splitter hitting. During Lap 128 when the big crash came out involving Jimmie Johnson, Clint Bowyer & others, Jeffrey avoided damage and pitted and got 4 fresh tires. On lap 136 Jeffrey got into the back of Elliott Sadler causing the 6th caution of the day. 

Earnhardt was involved in a crash while running 13 on Lap 141 ending the day. Circle Sport / w TMG called it because of no water pressure and front end damage. Earnhardt finishing P26 in his first attempt in his first Daytona 500.

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Daytona 500 Preview
February 24th, 2017

Jeffrey Earnhardt, 27 of Mooresville, NC the fourth generation Earnhardt, son of Kerry Earnhardt will start off the 2017 Nascar Monster Energy Cups Series making his first Debut in the Daytona 500 carrying on the famous legacy of the Earnhardt last name.

Jeffrey will make his first Daytona 500 start with Circle Sport - TMG ( Owners Joe Falk & Curtis Key ) in the #33 Chevy with sponsor Starter. The 2017 Daytona 500 will be the first time two Earnhardt's ran in the Daytona 500 since 2001.

Even though carrying this last name can be a lot of pressure and have a lot of expected outcomes, like winning every race and running at the top, Jeffrey still is determined to carry on his family legacy. 

Jeffrey is a great guy and is so passionate and determined and that's what I love. I like Jeffrey for Jeffrey, not because his last name is Earnhardt but because he is a great guy. I admire how passionate he is to carry on his grandfather's legacy. He carries it on with a class act, does it his way, earns where he wants to be and is determined to work harder.

Tune in for the Great American Race on Feb 26th @ 2:00 pm on FOX. Jeffrey qualified 32nd for the Daytona 500. Check out a few photos from Daytona 500 Media Day & Can-Am Duels.

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My Nascar Experience at Richmond International Raceway
3/4 mile D – Shaped Asphalt Track with a Capacity of 71,00 located in Richmond VA
February 13th, 2017

I wanted to share this article I wrote, from a while back.

As y’all may know, on September 10th 2016 I attended my first Nascar race ever and this is to tell you about the experience I had while I was there. Let's just say it was pretty much the best day of my life LOL I am not kidding, it is one of the coolest things I have ever gotten to do. Let me tell you about one of the best days of my life.

I had been given two Hot Passes for this race which gave me access to pits & garage area and I had no idea what to expect. I was so nervous knowing I was going to be around some of the coolest people - including drivers, crews, and reporters in the top series of NASCAR.

Saturday Morning Sept 10th, 2016

Saturday morning we all woke up @6:00 am. As soon as I wake up, I feel all nausea and absolutely did not feel good. At this point I thought, let me get up and moving and it will go away but that was the problem, this feeling didn’t go away. I realized it was my nerves getting the best of me. I could barely move without feeling like I wanted to throw up. Slowly, I sipped on a bottle of water and put in a piece of mint gum to try to ease the nausea feeling. It helped just enough for me to get ready and then headed toward the track.

We headed to the track, stopping by Starbucks for some coffee. I couldn’t even drink that. I think I took one sip and threw it away once we got to the track, that’s how nervous I was. It wasn't until we got to the track, parked and used the restroom when the nervous feeling started to go away. Pulling up to the track was so exciting for me. It was hard to believe that I was finally here. I was pretty much one of the happiest girls on earth at the moment. I had no idea what was in store for the rest of the day.

We started out on the adventure of finding the NASCAR credentials trailer to get our Hot Passes. After being confused, the wonderful Guest Services at RIR took us to where we needed to be. Once there we had to fill out and sign a registration form to get the passes. Everything was filled out and we were ready to go. Then we found out the passes weren't available until 12:30. They ended up opening earlier because there were a lot of people waiting.

As we were standing in line the realization started to kick in. This was happening and it was the most awesome feeling to be standing in line at the NASCAR trailer waiting to get hot passes.

Saturday Afternoon September 10th, 2016

After we got our Hot Passes we wandered around the midway and checked out the huge Fanatics tent. Had lunch while waiting on the track to open. After lunch, we met up with one of my online Nascar friends and then headed down to Grid Side Live. Here, drivers made an appearance in front of the fans, down on the track, which was pretty awesome. I was standing on the racetrack! As we headed in they handed us each a NASCAR Sprint Cup sweat towel. Man, did I need that because it was super hot out.

After hanging down on the track for Grid Side Live, my NASCAR friend took us down to pit road and the garage area. He had this access before and so he gave us a tour. We eventually ended up at the hauler of Jeffrey Earnhardt and the GoFas Racing Team, where we met the owner of GoFas Racing's son Mason St. Hilaire.

We stood outside of the hauler for a bit and when I wasn’t paying attention Jeffrey came out behind me. For me to turn around and see him, I was like 'holy crap'. I am so nervous and he said why you so nervous LOL. In my head, I was like because you are Jeffrey Earnhardt that’s why and I was nervous to meet someone I admire so much. I am a fan. I will always be there to support him each week no matter what team he is with or how he does in each race. Plus, he kinda gets me because he is pretty darn good-looking too which is such a bonus.

I am glad that I can be there to watch him succeed and grow. Its good to see that for a person who has so much passion for the sport. I can’t wait for the day when he is getting top 10 finishes or even winning races, that will be a day I will never forget. I also got to meet Teresa and Tom Keen which if it wasn’t for them I would have never had this experience. Words can’t describe how thankful I am for the opportunity they gave me. They are a sponsor of Jeffrey's and own a company called Keen Parts. You should definitely check them out, they are great people. I am glad to know them and have them as friends.

Saturday Evening September 10th, 2016

Other than meeting the person I admire the most, Jeffrey Earnhardt (which he got a lot of Good Luck hugs LOL I am not kidding he did) there were some other amazing things that happened. I got the honor of standing with the crew on pit road at the car before the race started. At that the point, I thought we were going to have to leave and go back behind the pit wall but that wasn’t the case. We got to stand on pit road for the pre-race ceremonies. All of a sudden I heard 'Line Up' and I was like what is happening so I got in line, then one of the crew members shouted you can stand by Jeffrey, so I did. Man, was my heart pounding. This was so exciting standing next to Jeffrey and his crew during the pre-race ceremonies. What an awesome experience.

After pre-race ceremonies we headed back to the pit box because that’s where we planned on staying for the race. We got there and were told that we can sit in the pit box for the race. This was getting better and better.. They had scanners so we could listen to Wally Rogers, the Crew Chief, talk to Jeffrey during the race. It was awesome watching the first round of pit stops - Exciting!! We have the best view, coming from the person who has only seen a pit stop on TV. At one point during the race, I felt someone tap me on the shoulder. It was one of the crew members. He handed me some lugnuts off Jeffrey's car. So, needless to say, I had the experience of a lifetime and, trust me, I could probably go on and on but I think this is a good stopping point.

There is one last thing I want to tell you. After the race was over we headed back to Jeffrey's hauler to congratulate him. You want to know why - because he hand gotten his career best finish in the Nascar Sprint Cup Series, P27. He led the first two laps under the first caution. When I found out, I knew that before I left I had to congratulate him. I even got a hug. I said I knew I was a Good Luck charm and it looks like all those good luck hugs paid off.

P.S. I would like to thank everyone who made this possible. It was a dream come true and I am so fortunate to know such great people. I can’t thank you all enough for giving me this opportunity. Hopefully, I can come hang out with you guys again and Thank You So Much for not only being my friend, but being part of my NASCAR and racing family!!!

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Jeffrey Earnhardt Announces 2017 Racing Plans
February 4th, 2017
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Jeffrey Earnhardt, 27 of Mooresville, NC will be running his first Daytona 500 with Circle Sport and TMG (The Motorsports Group). He will be driving the #33 Chevy in the Nascar Monster Energy Cup Series on Feb 26th. Circle Sport with TMG has a charter which guarantees Earnhardt a spot in his first Daytona 500.

In the 2016 season, Jeffrey Earnhardt ran his first year in the Nascar Sprint Cup Series (Monster Energy Cup Series as of 2017) with GoFas Racing. In Earnhardt's rookie season he ran 19 races with GoFas Racing and 3 with BKRacing coming to a total of 22 out of the 36 races that are in the season. 2017 will be Earnhardt's 2nd season in the top series but it's unclear if he will race the #33 Chevy full time.

Stay tuned for more on Jeffrey Earnhardt throughout the 2017 season and don't forget to tune into the Daytona 500 on Feb 26th on FOX at 2pm ET.

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About Me
​February 3rd, 2017
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Hello, my name is Cassandra Myers or you can call me Cassie, either one is fine with me. I was born and raised in the Buckeye State of Ohio. I am 20 years old and a huge racing fan.

My dream job is to be a NASCAR Photographer. I love photography and racing so why not combine what I love. As they always say, "Do what you Love & Love What You Do". If not, then you're not going to be happy. One day, I plan to be traveling each week to every track doing what I love.

My favorite driver in NASCAR is Jeffrey Earnhardt, nephew of Dale Earnhardt Jr. , son of Kerry Earnhardt and grandson of Dale Earnhardt Sr. Jeffrey is the nicest guy and is always there to greet and Interact with fans. He is a very determined guy and doing his best to carry on the family legacy his grandfather made so famous. He is 'Earning Earnhardt' one day at a time and someday everyone will know who Jeffrey Earnhardt is.
 
Why do I root for Jeffrey Earnhardt? Because I see a lot of determination in him and I love that. Plus, he is pretty darn handsome, as well. His smile, beard and personality - all of it is what makes him so great. I love how passionate he is about racing and I can't wait to see him shine.

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