Spencer Boyd, Young’s Motorsports Add WML Enterprises as Primary Sponsor in 2021

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Spencer Boyd’s 2021 No. 20 WML Enterprises Chevrolet Silverado. Photo Credit: Spencer Boyd Racing.

The No. 20 Young’s Motorsports Chevrolet Silverado for Spencer Boyd will have a lot of new looks in 2021 as the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series driver has announced several sponsorships for the 2021 season. On Friday, Boyd announced the latest primary partner for his truck this season — WML Enterprises.

“I’m proud to bring on another Veteran owned company to our sponsor lineup this year,” Boyd said in a release. “It is truly awesome that I get to represent the hard-working team over at WML. They have a motto ‘Always Strive for Better Work’ and that means more to me this year than ever before. In my third year with Youngs (Motorsports), we have circled more tracks to improve at and I simply couldn’t do that without the support of my partners.”

The release from Boyd does not give a specific amount of races that WML Enterprises will be on his No. 20 truck, but it does state that the company will be the primary at the April 17th event at Richmond Raceway.

WML Enterprises, according to the press release, is a veteran-owned specialty contractor, which offers comprehensive residential, commercial, and government demolition, landscaping and site preparation services.

“WML is named for my grandfather, a police officer, a volunteer firefighter, businessman and father of four,” Corey Lockhart, founder, President of WML Enterprises said. “We wanted to partner with Spencer because of his focus on family, veterans, and all people that work with their hands. I’m personally looking forward to having Spencer out to one of our jobsites so he can knock some stuff down, safely of course!”

The bold orange, gray and white scheme, features a wrecking ball breaking through the sides of the No. 20 machine.

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