Brad Smith Motorsports Offering Opportunity for Veterans at Upcoming Toledo Race

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Brad Smith Motorsports – one of the more well-known names and teams in the ARCA Menards Series garage – will be offering a special opportunity for veterans ahead of the October 8th race at Toledo Speedway.

The team will hosting an event the day before at the Dundee Veteran Memorial Club, where veterans can enter for a chance to be a part of the pit crew for the race.

Smith just recently completed his 400th-career series start, where his brother Jeff Smith was the lone pit crew member on the team.

The One Man Pit Crew: Jeff Smith Helps Brother Brad Smith Secure 21st Place Finish in 400th-Career ARCA Start

Something tells me, they’ll have a little more help at Toledo.

Toledo marks the season finale for the ARCA Menards Series this season, and would mark start 405 for Smith if he were to compete in the remainder of the races on the schedule.

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