FACEBOOK FEED
Not only is tomorrow mail day, but t-shirts from Andy’s Monster Energy Cup Series debut are available NOW!
Sizes are limited, so get yours while they last🏁
andyseuss.com/store/
👆🏻👆🏻 click this link to get your Andy Seuss apparel
Thanks everyone for your support, and placing orders!
DoS PR
Had a great time talking Modifieds, long shot Cup rides and all things racing. I hope you guys enjoy it as much as I did!Episode 4 is available now! We had our first guest join us, and what a great guest he was. Andy Seuss joined us in studio to talk about his journey, making his NASCAR Cup Series debut, the naysayers claiming he didn't belong, the Modifieds going to Iowa Speedway and more!
Apple: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/five-minute-clock/id1467967885
Google: play.google.com/music/listen#/ps/Ijr524kcafpe6djum4ordrkz2ey
Photo Credit: Disciples of Speed
A week ago I lived out a lifelong dream. What started as a phone call from Rick Ware Racing turned into making my NASCAR Monsterenergy Cup Series Debut. It truly was a dream come true, and would not have been possible without support from my family, friends and fans. The Jacob Companies, Rockingham Boat Chris Our and the Robert B. Our Companies, the Bates family and their Weaver Brothers Construction, Wayne Darlings Seekonk Grand Prix, Racing Electronics and so many more. It was an amazing weekend that I was just thrilled to be considered in the first place.
Many people have been asking if there is a possibility of more races in the future and the answer is Yes! Whether it is the modified, Arca car, or Cup car, there are always opportunities if the right sponsorship comes along. It’s more affordable than people realize and we welcome anyone that has interest!
Join me today in rooting for Rick Ware Racing at Pocono, while the win is unlikely, so was me getting a shot, and I owe a big thanks to Rick and everyone else that made it possible!
Thank you.
We couldn’t pick just a few pictures to document such an important weekend in Andy’s career. We hope you enjoy the story our pictures can tell of this memorable weekend!
Andy Seuss Jenn Seuss Bobbi Mahoney SeussMichelle Seuss Jon Marlott Barry Simmons Patrick Hutt Jr. Adam Cody Kristen Cody Jordan Wain Jessica Wain Reggie NewmanJustin Wells Matthew Dillner Kyle Rickey Jessica Riggs Rick Ware Racing New Hampshire Motor Speedway Kate FegleyAndy Seuss Makes NASCAR Cup Series Debut at NHMS
New England Native Enjoys Debut Weekend With Family & Friends
LOUDON, NH – Andy Seuss has taken on many different ventures at New Hampshire Motor Speedway. This past weekend Andy took on a new venture, possibly his biggest. His NASCAR Monster Energy Cup Series debut in the Rick Ware Racing Ford Mustang No. 51. The NASCAR Whelen Southern Modified Tour Champion also chose to run his NASCAR modified, making it a double hitter.
Andy took to the track Saturday for the NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour race. His family owned #70 finished 12th, with a caution shortened race.
Sunday’s race was a dream come true for Andy that was made possible by Rick Ware Racing, Jacob Companies, Rockingham Boat, Robert B. Our Co., Weaver Brothers Construction Co., Trick Shot, Seekonk Grand Prix, Racing Electronics and Leaf Racewear. His goals were to finish the race and learn with every lap. Accomplishing his goals with a 28th place finish!
As a native of New Hampshire, this race weekend meant so much more, having his friends and family surround him.
We couldn’t pick just a few pictures to document such an important weekend in Andy’s career. We hope you enjoy the story our pictures can tell of this memorable weekend! (Eastern Propane & Oil 100 and Foxwood Resorts Casino 301 weekend, NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour and Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series; New Hampshire Motor Speedway, Loudon, NH; Saturday, July 20 and Sunday, July 21, 2019; Story and Photos – Disciples of Speed PR & Images)
Andy Seuss Makes NASCAR Cup Series Debut at NHMS
New England Native Enjoys Debut Weekend With Family & Friends
LOUDON, NH – Andy Seuss has taken on many different ventures at New Hampshire Motor Speedway. This past weekend Andy took on a new venture, possibly his biggest. His NASCAR Monster Energy Cup Series debut in the Rick Ware Racing Ford Mustang No. 51. The NASCAR Whelen Southern Modified Tour Champion also chose to run his NASCAR modified, making it a double hitter.
Andy took to the track Saturday for the NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour race. His family owned #70 finished 12th, with a caution shortened race.
Sunday’s race was a dream come true for Andy that was made possible by Rick Ware Racing, Jacob Companies, Rockingham Boat, Robert B. Our Co., Weaver Brothers Construction Co., Trick Shot, Seekonk Grand Prix, Racing Electronics and Leaf Racewear. His goals were to finish the race and learn with every lap. Accomplishing his goals with a 28th place finish!
As a native of New Hampshire, this race weekend meant so much more, having his friends and family surround him.
We couldn’t pick just a few pictures to document such an important weekend in Andy’s career. We hope you enjoy the story our pictures can tell of this memorable weekend! (Eastern Propane & Oil 100 and Foxwood Resorts Casino 301 weekend, NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour and Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series; New Hampshire Motor Speedway, Loudon, NH; Saturday, July 20 and Sunday, July 21, 2019; Story and Photos – Disciples of Speed PR & Images)
I’m going to have to point this out to more car owners.
“Andy Seuss, more bang for your buck”
“Going fast, not coming in last”
Anyone got a slogan that would work?
T-shirts featuring Andy’s #70 modified are available NOW!
andyseuss.com/store/
👆🏻Click the link to get yours ! 🏁
Ps, Monster Energy Cup shirts featuring the #51 will be available shortly!
DoS PR
And just like that the dream week is over.
Time to return south from this little New England town that means so much to me.
Corey Lajoie asked me if it was everything I ever dreamed of.
No, no it wasn’t.
When I was younger I dreamed it would happen at least a decade ago. I dreamed it was on a multi year contract. I dreamed it came with a paycheck that would solve all my problems. So no, it wasn’t what I had dreamed of.
Instead of a decade ago, it took decades of work. Instead of a paycheck that would solve all my problems, I gained a support system that would help me with every obstacle along the way. Instead of a multi year contract it took multiple opportunities to pave the way here. It wasn’t with one of the “big” teams, it was an underdog, much like what I’ve been referred to along my career. It was surrounded by amazing friends and family, who have been there to keep motivating me along the way.
There is absolutely no way that 22 year old me would have appreciated something like this the way it should be appreciated.
It wasn’t everything I dreamed it would be.
It was so much more.
What do you do the day after a Cup Series debut to celebrate?
Drive the mod hauler home!
This is the journey.
Today Andy makes his NASCAR Monster Energy Cup Series debut. Crazy to look back at these pictures, and see the journey Andy has been on. As Andy says, “it’s truly a dream come true.” From the people behind the scenes, we aren’t sure there’s a post we could make, to show how proud we are to be a part of this journey. It was hard to pick only a few pictures, but hopefully those who have supported, cheered, and followed along know that you also played a huge roll in this.
DoS PR
FACEBOOK FEED
Not only is tomorrow mail day, but t-shirts from Andy’s Monster Energy Cup Series debut are available NOW!
Sizes are limited, so get yours while they last🏁
andyseuss.com/store/
👆🏻👆🏻 click this link to get your Andy Seuss apparel
Thanks everyone for your support, and placing orders!
DoS PR
Had a great time talking Modifieds, long shot Cup rides and all things racing. I hope you guys enjoy it as much as I did!Episode 4 is available now! We had our first guest join us, and what a great guest he was. Andy Seuss joined us in studio to talk about his journey, making his NASCAR Cup Series debut, the naysayers claiming he didn't belong, the Modifieds going to Iowa Speedway and more!
Apple: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/five-minute-clock/id1467967885
Google: play.google.com/music/listen#/ps/Ijr524kcafpe6djum4ordrkz2ey
Photo Credit: Disciples of Speed
A week ago I lived out a lifelong dream. What started as a phone call from Rick Ware Racing turned into making my NASCAR Monsterenergy Cup Series Debut. It truly was a dream come true, and would not have been possible without support from my family, friends and fans. The Jacob Companies, Rockingham Boat Chris Our and the Robert B. Our Companies, the Bates family and their Weaver Brothers Construction, Wayne Darlings Seekonk Grand Prix, Racing Electronics and so many more. It was an amazing weekend that I was just thrilled to be considered in the first place.
Many people have been asking if there is a possibility of more races in the future and the answer is Yes! Whether it is the modified, Arca car, or Cup car, there are always opportunities if the right sponsorship comes along. It’s more affordable than people realize and we welcome anyone that has interest!
Join me today in rooting for Rick Ware Racing at Pocono, while the win is unlikely, so was me getting a shot, and I owe a big thanks to Rick and everyone else that made it possible!
Thank you.
We couldn’t pick just a few pictures to document such an important weekend in Andy’s career. We hope you enjoy the story our pictures can tell of this memorable weekend!
Andy Seuss Jenn Seuss Bobbi Mahoney SeussMichelle Seuss Jon Marlott Barry Simmons Patrick Hutt Jr. Adam Cody Kristen Cody Jordan Wain Jessica Wain Reggie NewmanJustin Wells Matthew Dillner Kyle Rickey Jessica Riggs Rick Ware Racing New Hampshire Motor Speedway Kate FegleyAndy Seuss Makes NASCAR Cup Series Debut at NHMS
New England Native Enjoys Debut Weekend With Family & Friends
LOUDON, NH – Andy Seuss has taken on many different ventures at New Hampshire Motor Speedway. This past weekend Andy took on a new venture, possibly his biggest. His NASCAR Monster Energy Cup Series debut in the Rick Ware Racing Ford Mustang No. 51. The NASCAR Whelen Southern Modified Tour Champion also chose to run his NASCAR modified, making it a double hitter.
Andy took to the track Saturday for the NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour race. His family owned #70 finished 12th, with a caution shortened race.
Sunday’s race was a dream come true for Andy that was made possible by Rick Ware Racing, Jacob Companies, Rockingham Boat, Robert B. Our Co., Weaver Brothers Construction Co., Trick Shot, Seekonk Grand Prix, Racing Electronics and Leaf Racewear. His goals were to finish the race and learn with every lap. Accomplishing his goals with a 28th place finish!
As a native of New Hampshire, this race weekend meant so much more, having his friends and family surround him.
We couldn’t pick just a few pictures to document such an important weekend in Andy’s career. We hope you enjoy the story our pictures can tell of this memorable weekend! (Eastern Propane & Oil 100 and Foxwood Resorts Casino 301 weekend, NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour and Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series; New Hampshire Motor Speedway, Loudon, NH; Saturday, July 20 and Sunday, July 21, 2019; Story and Photos – Disciples of Speed PR & Images)
Andy Seuss Makes NASCAR Cup Series Debut at NHMS
New England Native Enjoys Debut Weekend With Family & Friends
LOUDON, NH – Andy Seuss has taken on many different ventures at New Hampshire Motor Speedway. This past weekend Andy took on a new venture, possibly his biggest. His NASCAR Monster Energy Cup Series debut in the Rick Ware Racing Ford Mustang No. 51. The NASCAR Whelen Southern Modified Tour Champion also chose to run his NASCAR modified, making it a double hitter.
Andy took to the track Saturday for the NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour race. His family owned #70 finished 12th, with a caution shortened race.
Sunday’s race was a dream come true for Andy that was made possible by Rick Ware Racing, Jacob Companies, Rockingham Boat, Robert B. Our Co., Weaver Brothers Construction Co., Trick Shot, Seekonk Grand Prix, Racing Electronics and Leaf Racewear. His goals were to finish the race and learn with every lap. Accomplishing his goals with a 28th place finish!
As a native of New Hampshire, this race weekend meant so much more, having his friends and family surround him.
We couldn’t pick just a few pictures to document such an important weekend in Andy’s career. We hope you enjoy the story our pictures can tell of this memorable weekend! (Eastern Propane & Oil 100 and Foxwood Resorts Casino 301 weekend, NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour and Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series; New Hampshire Motor Speedway, Loudon, NH; Saturday, July 20 and Sunday, July 21, 2019; Story and Photos – Disciples of Speed PR & Images)
I’m going to have to point this out to more car owners.
“Andy Seuss, more bang for your buck”
“Going fast, not coming in last”
Anyone got a slogan that would work?
T-shirts featuring Andy’s #70 modified are available NOW!
andyseuss.com/store/
👆🏻Click the link to get yours ! 🏁
Ps, Monster Energy Cup shirts featuring the #51 will be available shortly!
DoS PR
And just like that the dream week is over.
Time to return south from this little New England town that means so much to me.
Corey Lajoie asked me if it was everything I ever dreamed of.
No, no it wasn’t.
When I was younger I dreamed it would happen at least a decade ago. I dreamed it was on a multi year contract. I dreamed it came with a paycheck that would solve all my problems. So no, it wasn’t what I had dreamed of.
Instead of a decade ago, it took decades of work. Instead of a paycheck that would solve all my problems, I gained a support system that would help me with every obstacle along the way. Instead of a multi year contract it took multiple opportunities to pave the way here. It wasn’t with one of the “big” teams, it was an underdog, much like what I’ve been referred to along my career. It was surrounded by amazing friends and family, who have been there to keep motivating me along the way.
There is absolutely no way that 22 year old me would have appreciated something like this the way it should be appreciated.
It wasn’t everything I dreamed it would be.
It was so much more.
What do you do the day after a Cup Series debut to celebrate?
Drive the mod hauler home!
This is the journey.
Today Andy makes his NASCAR Monster Energy Cup Series debut. Crazy to look back at these pictures, and see the journey Andy has been on. As Andy says, “it’s truly a dream come true.” From the people behind the scenes, we aren’t sure there’s a post we could make, to show how proud we are to be a part of this journey. It was hard to pick only a few pictures, but hopefully those who have supported, cheered, and followed along know that you also played a huge roll in this.
DoS PR
All About Andy
Andy Seuss, a native of Hampstead, New Hampshire, is a hard-nosed driver with a veteran’s resume. From the NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour to the ARCA Menards Series, Seuss in no stranger to success.
