Search
Close this search box.

Partner

Melling Engine Parts Returns to NASCAR with Michael McDowell at Michigan

MOORESVILLE, N.C. (June 5, 2019) – Melling Engine Parts, a leader in manufacturing cutting-edge performance engine parts, will partner with Front Row Motorsports (FRM) and Michael McDowell this weekend for the “FireKeepers Casino 400” Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series race at Michigan International Speedway.

Based in Jackson, Mich., Melling serves the global transportation original equipment and aftermarket segments and is noted for its world-class engineering, product development, and distribution capabilities. Melling operates seven facilities: five in North America, one in Mexico, and one in Europe.

The Melling family is one of the most popular families in NASCAR. Patriarch Harry Melling started Melling Racing in 1982 and won the 1988 Winston Cup Championship with famed driver Bill Elliott. The team also won the first ever “Winston Million” with Elliott in 1985. Son Mark Melling, who owned and operated Melling Racing from 1999 to 2002, currently runs Melling Engine Parts and is happy to be back on track.

“We’re thrilled to have an opportunity to get involved in NASCAR again,” said Melling. “Teaming up with Michael and Front Row Motorsports gives us the chance to stay close to our racing roots while promoting our performance engine parts brand.”

“It’s so cool to have Melling on board this weekend,” said McDowell. “They have a long and rich history in the Cup series, so I’m excited that they’re getting involved again. To have the name ‘Melling’ on our car so close to their home base really means a lot.”

The No. 34 Melling Engine Parts Ford Mustang will make its debut at Michigan International Speedway on Friday, June 7 for practice and qualifying. The “FireKeepers Casino 400” Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series race will air Sunday, June 9 at 2:00 p.m. ET on FS1.

share it
Facebook
Twitter
LinkedIn
Reddit

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Latest Post

Rodney Childers and Spire Motorsports have parted ways after nine races in 2025
Spire Motorsports, Rodney Childers Part Ways After Nine Races
CW_2025_05_10_Cup_Kansas_Practice_Car_6_BradKeselowski_RFKRacing-2
At Least Seven Drivers (Unapproved Adjustments) Starting Out Back at Kansas
JM_Xfin_Rock_Qual_Legge
Katherine Legge Speaks Out Against Death Threats Received After Rockingham
NASCAR Cup Series
Rodney Childers: "It Just Started Falling Apart" with Spire Motorsports
NASCAR refutes Denny Hamlin claim that Run What Ya Brung All-Star Race would have cost teams $2 million
NASCAR: 'Run What Ya Brung' All-Star Race Would Have Cost Teams $0
LarsonCrash
Kyle Larson Crashes in Indianapolis 500 Open Testing

Join Our Newsletter

Ready to have NASCAR news hand-delivered to your email daily?

Related Article