Valvoline Inc. (NYSE: VVV) — a leading worldwide supplier of premium branded lubricants and automotive services — today announced Wyatt Alexander of Ellsworth, Maine as the grand prize winner of its Fast Track to Fame contest, which was launched nationwide in support of grassroots racing.
LEXINGTON, Ky. – Valvoline Inc. has named Wyatt Alexander of Ellsworth, Maine, as the grand prize winner of its Fast Track to Fame contest, which was launched nationwide in support of grassroots racing. Valvoline announced the program in February, inviting amateur racers of all backgrounds and experience levels to participate in an effort to celebrate the passion and pursuit of …
ELLSWORTH — Ever since he’s been old enough to walk, it’s been next to impossible to keep Wyatt Alexander away from the race track. Over the course of his racing career, Alexander, who graduated from Ellsworth High School in 2017, has gone from racing go-karts to legends cars to super late models. After winning a recent nationwide contest, Alexander will have …
For several drivers who plan to race in the inaugural New England Short Track Showdown presented by ARBodies, the event that is scheduled for June 30th-July 1st will mark the first time that they race on the property of the famed New Hampshire Motor Speedway. Read Full Story on Speed51 – https://speed51.com/alexander-hopes-to-extend-his-winning-ways-at-the-nests/
From Go-Karts to Legends Cars, Wyatt Alexander has won races and championships in just about everything he’s driven up until this point. But up until this past weekend, the 15-year-old rising stock car racing star still doubted himself behind the wheel of a Pro Stock. It was taking too long, or so he thought, to get into victory lane in …
Hermon, ME – Wyatt Alexander had a packed weekend behind the wheel of his 96 K&B Automotive Super Late Model. After an adversity filled start to his season, Alexander put his desire and drive to the test this past weekend as raced at both Wiscasset Speedway and Speedway 95. 100 miles between the two tracks meant a lot of preparation …
