JORDAN BLAND IN
ACTION AT FLORENCE... (August
16, 2010) Jordan
Bland and his #12 Dirt Late Model team ventured to the venerable
Florence Speedway in Union, Kentucky on August 13-14 for the
annual running of the 'North/South 100.' The Lucas Oil Late
Model Dirt Series once again sanctioned the $50,000 to win crown
jewel event and a huge standing-room-only crowd was on hand
at the Cincinnati area venue. Jordan kicked-off the weekend
by posting the fourteenth quickest lap in his group during time
trials on Friday night. Unfortunately, Jordan was unable to
transfer into Saturday's 100-lap main event after finishing
ninth in his stacked heat race and choosing not to start his
B-Main. Full results from Florence can be located online at
www.lucasdirt.com.
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BLAND SEVENTEENTH
AFTER FLAT AT WYTHE... (August
8, 2010) The
Bland Motorsports team trekked to the Wythe Raceway in Rural
Retreat, Virginia on Saturday evening, August 7 for a Volunteer
Racing Series / Carolina Clash Late Model Series co-sanctioned
program. Jordan Bland ran second in heat race action at the
1/2-mile complex and later rolled off sixth on the grid in the
$5,000 to win main event. Unfortunately, the driver of the Carolina
Fire & Security, Inc. #12 Bloomquist / Pro Power entry suffered
a flat tire early in the A-Main and was relegated to a disappointing
seventeenth place effort. Complete results from Wythe can be
found online at www.wytheraceway.com.
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JORDAN RAINED OUT
AT FAYETTEVILLE... (August
2, 2010)
Jordan Bland and his #12 Dirt Late Model team invaded the Fayetteville
Motor Speedway in Fayetteville, North Carolina on Saturday night,
July 31. The Carolina Clash Late Model Series showdown was scheduled
to pay $4,000 to the winner. Jordan timed in tenth fastest in
qualifying, which earned him the outside fifth row starting
spot in the A-Main. Unfortunately, Mother Nature stepped in
at the beginning of the main event and postponed the show until
August 14.
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BLAND MOTORSPORTS
WELCOMES NEW SPONSOR! (July
22, 2010) The
Bland Motorsports team would like to welcome Carolina Fire &
Security, Inc. on board as a major sponsor for the rest of the
2010 racing season! Based out of Concord, North Carolina, Carolina
Fire & Security, Inc. is a low voltage contractor that installs
fire alarm systems, burglar alarm systems, camera systems, and
card access systems. They also monitor residential and commercial
alarms for very affordable rates. Jordan Bland would like to
thank both Gene and Kelly Lefler for their support and the entire
team looks forward to working with them for the rest of this
season and beyond! Click
here for additional information on Carolina Fire & Security,
Inc.
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JORDAN SLINGS DIRT
AT BARDSTOWN... (July
12, 2010) Following
a rain-out at the Ponderosa Speedway in Junction City, Kentucky
on Friday night, July 9, the #12 team ventured to the Bluegrass
Speedway in Bardstown, Kentucky on Saturday evening, July 10.
The NASRA Super Late Model Series sanctioned the annual 'Kentuckiana
Klash' and a $5,000 top prize was up for grabs. Jordan Bland
grabbed the fifth transfer spot out of his competitive heat
race to earn a coveted starting position in the 40-lap main
event. He was then making headway during the 'Kentuckiana Klash'
before motor issues sidelined and relegated him to a disappointing
twenty-first place finish. Complete results from Bardstown can
be located at www.nasra.com.
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BLAND SCORES TOP
TEN AT CHEROKEE... (July
5, 2010)
The Bland Motorsports team competed in one lone event over the
4th of July holiday weekend, as they ventured to the Cherokee
Speedway in Gaffney, South Carolina on Saturday night. After
starting twelfth in the $4,000 to win Southern All Stars Dirt
Racing East Series (SAS-East) feature event, Jordan Bland drove
his #12 Team Zero racecar to a solid tenth place performance.
Complete results from Cherokee can be found online at www.cherokee-speedway.com.
Jordan
Bland and his #12 Dirt Late Model team ventured to the venerable
Florence Speedway in Union, Kentucky on August 13-14 for the
annual running of the 'North/South 100.' The Lucas Oil Late
Model Dirt Series once again sanctioned the $50,000 to win crown
jewel event and a huge standing-room-only crowd was on hand
at the Cincinnati area venue. Jordan kicked-off the weekend
by posting the fourteenth quickest lap in his group during time
trials on Friday night. Unfortunately, Jordan was unable to
transfer into Saturday's 100-lap main event after finishing
ninth in his stacked heat race and choosing not to start his
B-Main. Full results from Florence can be located online at
The
Bland Motorsports team trekked to the Wythe Raceway in Rural
Retreat, Virginia on Saturday evening, August 7 for a Volunteer
Racing Series / Carolina Clash Late Model Series co-sanctioned
program. Jordan Bland ran second in heat race action at the
1/2-mile complex and later rolled off sixth on the grid in the
$5,000 to win main event. Unfortunately, the driver of the Carolina
Fire & Security, Inc. #12 Bloomquist / Pro Power entry suffered
a flat tire early in the A-Main and was relegated to a disappointing
seventeenth place effort. Complete results from Wythe can be
found online at 
The
Bland Motorsports team would like to welcome Carolina Fire &
Security, Inc. on board as a major sponsor for the rest of the
2010 racing season! Based out of Concord, North Carolina, Carolina
Fire & Security, Inc. is a low voltage contractor that installs
fire alarm systems, burglar alarm systems, camera systems, and
card access systems. They also monitor residential and commercial
alarms for very affordable rates. Jordan Bland would like to
thank both Gene and Kelly Lefler for their support and the entire
team looks forward to working with them for the rest of this
season and beyond! 
Following
a rain-out at the Ponderosa Speedway in Junction City, Kentucky
on Friday night, July 9, the #12 team ventured to the Bluegrass
Speedway in Bardstown, Kentucky on Saturday evening, July 10.
The NASRA Super Late Model Series sanctioned the annual 'Kentuckiana
Klash' and a $5,000 top prize was up for grabs. Jordan Bland
grabbed the fifth transfer spot out of his competitive heat
race to earn a coveted starting position in the 40-lap main
event. He was then making headway during the 'Kentuckiana Klash'
before motor issues sidelined and relegated him to a disappointing
twenty-first place finish. Complete results from Bardstown can
be located at 
