Morris-Shea Bridge Company Partners With Kaulig Racing, Justin Haley at Talladega

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Justin Haley will carry a blue and yellow paint scheme with primary sponsorship from Morris-Shea Bridge Company at Talladega Superspeedway. Photo Credit: Jonathan McCoy, Racing America

Morris-Shea Bridge Company, an Alabama-based deep foundation contractor, will serve as the primary sponsor for Justin Haley and the No. 31 Kaulig Racing team in Sunday’s NASCAR Cup Series Yellawood 500 at Talladega Superspeedway.

“We are so pumped to welcome Morris-Shea to the Kaulig Racing family,” said team president, Chris Rice in a team press release on Monday. “We always bring fast cars to superspeedways, and Justin Haley is the perfect guy to represent Morris-Shea at its home track of Talladega Superspeedway.”

Haley, who won the Summer NASCAR Cup Series race at Daytona International Speedway a few years ago, is known as a superspeedway racing ace.

In addition to his lone Cup win, which came on a Superspeedway, Haley also has four NASCAR Xfinity Series wins on superspeedway tracks. The Morris-Shea company is excited to be partnering with the driver and team for Talladega.

“I am incredibly proud to sponsor the Kaulig Racing 31 cup car with Justin Haley at our home track here in Talladega,” Richard Shea, CEO of Morris-Shea Bridge Company said in a team release. “Our partnership signifies a shared commitment to excellence, performance, and dedication. It is an honor to support a team that embodies hard work and passion. We look forward to an exhilarating race and wish Justin and the entire Kaulig Racing team the best of luck on the track.”

Haley, 24, has enjoyed a decent season in the NASCAR Cup Series ranks this year. The driver has recorded one top-five finish, and he has set a career-high in top-10 finishes with five. He’ll look to extend that career-best mark even further over the final six races of the 2023 season.

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