AAN Adjusters, Gilreath Farms Extends Partnership With Martins Motorsports

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Tommy Joe Martins’ 2021 No. 44 AAN Adjusters Chevrolet Camaro. Photo Credit: Martins Motorsports.

After a top 20 points finish for Tommy Joe Martins and Martins Motorsports, the team is eyeing their first playoff berth for 2021.

They’ll have the full support of familiar partners, with the team confirming on Thursday that both AAN Adjusters and Gilreath Farms are extending their partnership for the 2021 Xfinity Series season.

“Martins Motorsports wouldn’t be here without Ken Gilreath & his companies, AAN Adjusters & Gilreath Farm,” said Tommy Joe Martins, General Manager and Driver for Martins Motorsports. “He took a big chance on us in 2020, & we’re so happy to be exceeding expectations & have him expand his partnership with us in 2021.”

The No. 44 team currently sits 15th in the Driver Standings and is looking for their third consecutive top 15 finish this weekend in Dover. Martins has finished on the lead lap in nearly every Xfinity race in 2021 and has placed in the top 20 in six of nine races so far.

Gilreath Farms Red Angus will serve as the primary sponsor for this weekend’s Drydene 200 at the Monster Mile.

Both AAN and Gilreath have supported Martins Motorsports since 2018, with the duo taking nearly every race of the season as a primary sponsor during the team’s first full-time Xfinity effort in 2020.

“Working with Martins Motorsports and Tommy Joe has been great over the past season,” said Ken Gilreath, Owner of AAN Adjusters and Gilreath Farms.  “We are eager to keep up the momentum and bring home some top finishes”.

Fans can see the No. 44 Gilreath Farms Red Angus Camaro hit the track at Dover on Saturday, May 15th at 1:30 PM EST on FOX Sports 1 and the FOX Sports app.

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