Norm Benning, Circle B Diecast Continuing Partnership at Knoxville, Giving Fans Chance to Put Name on No. 6 Truck

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Norm Benning – a long-time underdog in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series — will further extend his partnership with Circle B Diecast for the Corn Belt 150 at Knoxville Raceway on June 18.

Through the sponsorship, fans of Benning will be afforded the opportunity to put their names on the No. 6 Circle B Diecast Chevrolet Silverado in the second-annual NCWTS event in Knoxville, Iowa.

“Circle B [Diecast] has put the funding in the fans’ hands,” Benning said in a Facebook video posted Wednesday. “Fans will be able to put their names on the back of my truck, with the proceeds going directly towards our efforts at Knoxville Raceway. The more names we receive, the better equipment we can bring to the race track.”

According to Benning’s Facebook video, those interested will have the opportunity to choose between a small, medium, and large package, as far as the names on the truck are concerned. Those names, as well as future Norm Benning apparel and collectibles, will be available on CircleBDiecast.com.

“Thank you very much for the support and looking forward to getting dirty at Knoxville,” said Benning.

Additional information will be added to this story as it becomes available.

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