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For Immediate Release:
October 11, 2018
Back together again for 2019 and beyond, Bryan Klinedinst and Tyler Bare look to expand on their successful Freshman season together.
With the racing winding down and the offseason approaching, the Mid-Atlantic rumor mill has started to churn and recently the Bryan Klinedinst owned BK Motorsports 43A has been at the forefront of some of the unfounded stories. Bryan Klinedinst and his BK Motorsports team, in conjunction with Tyler Bare Racing are pleased to announce that they will be teaming up again in 2019. The team based out of Manchester, Pennsylvania and its Rockbridge Baths, Virginia driver wanted to put an end to the speculation and let all their marketing partners and fans know that everything is set for the team to remain a force on the Mid-Atlantic racing scene for years to come.
“I couldn’t be happier with the way my first year in a Super Late Model has gone†said the 24-year-old Bare who came to the BK Motorsports team with an extensive resume in Crate Late Model Racing. “I owe a lot of that to Bryan and Lou for their hard work and attention to detail. Every time we unload, the car is right where it needs to be. This year, I saw a lot of the northern tracks we raced on for the first time and their experience really helped me shorten my learning curve at those places. Their preparation to detail during the week is as good as any I’ve been around. We have really come together as a team, not only on the race track but off as well. Don’t get me wrong, we enter every race trying to win, but we all pretty much enjoy racing together regardless of what the on-track performance is and I really can’t imagine ever wanting to race for anyone else†added Bare.
When reached by Phone at Pre-Mach Incorporated Thursday morning, owner Bryan Klinedinst echoed his drivers’ thoughts. “We’ve had a pretty good year so far and we look towards being together for years to come. We’ve all heard the rumors and we just want to put them to rest. We’ve had a group of people come together that work hard at this deal and there is a good bit of chemistry between us all. The vision was never for it to be a year to year deal. We plan to keep racing together as long as we are still having fun doing it. I really want to thank Steve and Mark (Rocket Chassis) as well as Bill (Pro-Power Racing Engines) for all their help and technical assistance they have provided us this year. We have my car pretty much identical now with Booper’s so the races we don’t run my car or if there is a race down south that makes logistical sense to run Booper’s car, it puts Tyler in identical equipment. We all look at it as that we are one team whether Tyler enters the 43A or the 30 in any specific race†added Klinedinst.
As the team looks forward to next year, there is some work left to be done before this racing season ends. Plans call for the team to enter the BK Motorsports 43A this Saturday night at Hagerstown for the Hub City race. After that the team will end the year on the road with Lucas Oil and the World of Outlaws respectively by entering the Dirt track World Championship in Portsmouth, Ohio followed up with the trip to the World Finals in Charlotte, North Carolina.
2018 Stats:
Starts: 42
Wins: 9
Top 5: 26
Top 10: 33
11-15: 2
15-20: 0
DNF: 5
DNS: 2
Tyler Bare and Bryan Klinedinst would like to thank all of their Marketing Partners:
Pre-Mach Incorporated, Red Wing Shoes. Loco-Motives, LLC., K.R.S. Graphics along with associate support from… HTMA/Hoosier Tires, Integra Racing Shocks, Keyser Manufacturing, Pro Power Racing Engines and Rocket Chassis XR1.
Prepared & distributed by KRS Graphics Motorsports Media
October 11, 2018
Back together again for 2019 and beyond, Bryan Klinedinst and Tyler Bare look to expand on their successful Freshman season together.
With the racing winding down and the offseason approaching, the Mid-Atlantic rumor mill has started to churn and recently the Bryan Klinedinst owned BK Motorsports 43A has been at the forefront of some of the unfounded stories. Bryan Klinedinst and his BK Motorsports team, in conjunction with Tyler Bare Racing are pleased to announce that they will be teaming up again in 2019. The team based out of Manchester, Pennsylvania and its Rockbridge Baths, Virginia driver wanted to put an end to the speculation and let all their marketing partners and fans know that everything is set for the team to remain a force on the Mid-Atlantic racing scene for years to come.
“I couldn’t be happier with the way my first year in a Super Late Model has gone†said the 24-year-old Bare who came to the BK Motorsports team with an extensive resume in Crate Late Model Racing. “I owe a lot of that to Bryan and Lou for their hard work and attention to detail. Every time we unload, the car is right where it needs to be. This year, I saw a lot of the northern tracks we raced on for the first time and their experience really helped me shorten my learning curve at those places. Their preparation to detail during the week is as good as any I’ve been around. We have really come together as a team, not only on the race track but off as well. Don’t get me wrong, we enter every race trying to win, but we all pretty much enjoy racing together regardless of what the on-track performance is and I really can’t imagine ever wanting to race for anyone else†added Bare.
When reached by Phone at Pre-Mach Incorporated Thursday morning, owner Bryan Klinedinst echoed his drivers’ thoughts. “We’ve had a pretty good year so far and we look towards being together for years to come. We’ve all heard the rumors and we just want to put them to rest. We’ve had a group of people come together that work hard at this deal and there is a good bit of chemistry between us all. The vision was never for it to be a year to year deal. We plan to keep racing together as long as we are still having fun doing it. I really want to thank Steve and Mark (Rocket Chassis) as well as Bill (Pro-Power Racing Engines) for all their help and technical assistance they have provided us this year. We have my car pretty much identical now with Booper’s so the races we don’t run my car or if there is a race down south that makes logistical sense to run Booper’s car, it puts Tyler in identical equipment. We all look at it as that we are one team whether Tyler enters the 43A or the 30 in any specific race†added Klinedinst.
As the team looks forward to next year, there is some work left to be done before this racing season ends. Plans call for the team to enter the BK Motorsports 43A this Saturday night at Hagerstown for the Hub City race. After that the team will end the year on the road with Lucas Oil and the World of Outlaws respectively by entering the Dirt track World Championship in Portsmouth, Ohio followed up with the trip to the World Finals in Charlotte, North Carolina.
2018 Stats:
Starts: 42
Wins: 9
Top 5: 26
Top 10: 33
11-15: 2
15-20: 0
DNF: 5
DNS: 2
Tyler Bare and Bryan Klinedinst would like to thank all of their Marketing Partners:
Pre-Mach Incorporated, Red Wing Shoes. Loco-Motives, LLC., K.R.S. Graphics along with associate support from… HTMA/Hoosier Tires, Integra Racing Shocks, Keyser Manufacturing, Pro Power Racing Engines and Rocket Chassis XR1.
Prepared & distributed by KRS Graphics Motorsports Media