ForeverLawn Signs Three-Race Deal with Jeffrey Earnhardt and JD Motorsports Starting at Las Vegas

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ForeverLawn – the leading synthetic turf producer in the United States — will make it’s first venture into the world of motorsports, sponsoring jeffrey Earnhardt’s No. 0 JD Motorsports Chevrolet Camaro in three races this season.

In addition to Saturday’s race at Las Vegas Motor Speedway [September 26th], Earnhardt’s No. 0 Chevrolet Camaro will carry sponsorship from ForeverLawn at Kansas Speedway on October 17th and Martinsville Speedway on October 31st.

“We are honored to partner with JD Motorsports and Jeffrey Earnhardt as a primary sponsor in the NASCAR Xfinity Series this season,” said Donna Kent, ForeverLawn Marketing Director. “As a premium brand, ForeverLawn leads the synthetic grass industry with integrity, quality, and innovation. Our partnership with the JD Motorsports team is an exciting way to share our company’s values and products with the racing community, and support a hard-working team that puts their heart into every race.”

With seven races remaining in the NASCAR Xfinity Series season, Jeffrey Earnhardt sits 23rd in point standings, only 28 points behind the 20th-place driver Tommy Joe Martins. With some good races coming up for Earnhardt, it will be important to earn solid finishes and gain the points needed to move into the top-20 in points.

Although Earnhardt’s last NASCAR Xfinity Series event at Las Vegas Motor Speedway took place over six years ago, the fourth generation racer has shown impressive speed on the intermediate tracks this season, scoring a season-best 12th-place result at Texas in July.

“I am really excited to help welcome ForeverLawn to NASCAR and our No. 0 Camaro this weekend in Vegas,” Earnhardt said.”Right from the start of this deal, I could see the big potential in their company. With there being talks of introducing turf at more racetracks that we go to, it just makes sense to partner with the industry leader. My whole team and I look forward to representing them well throughout the partnership.”

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