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Go Bowling to Sponsor Aric Almirola in Xfinity Races at Phoenix, Watkins Glen

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Go Bowling is set to continue its long-standing relationship with Aric Almirola in 2024, serving as the primary sponsor of the Tampa, Florida-native’s Joe Gibbs Racing entry in NASCAR Xfinity Series events at Phoenix Raceway (March 9) and Watkins Glen International (September 10).

Almirola, who joins Joe Gibbs Racing for a partial schedule in the second-tier series for the upcoming season, will launch the partnership Saturday at the one-mile Phoenix Raceway, driving the No. 19 GoBowling.com Toyota GR Supra for Joe Gibbs Racing.

“We’re happy to continue our partnership with Aric as he returns to his roots driving for Joe Gibbs Racing,” said John Harbuck, President of Strike Ten Entertainment. “Aric’s core values align with ours as does Coach Gibbs and his entire organization. We’re looking forward to an exciting NASCAR season having Aric represent our Go Bowling brand and the entire bowling community.”

With no official schedule of events announced for Joe Gibbs Racing’s NASCAR Xfinity Series program in 2024, it is unknown whether Almirola will be piloting the No. 19 or No. 20 Toyota GR Supra for the September event at Watkins Glen International.

GoBowling is the one-stop spot for bowling consumers and enthusiasts seeking news and information about one of America’s favorite pastimes and the nation’s number one participatory sport. Consumers visit the website every day to find bowling centers in their communities, learn new tips and techniques to improve their game, and to access bowling promotions available at more than 1,700+ family-friendly bowling centers across the country.

“We’re happy to continue our partnership with Aric as he returns to his roots driving for Joe Gibbs Racing,” said John Harbuck, President of Strike Ten Entertainment. “Aric’s core values align with ours as does Coach Gibbs and his entire organization. We’re looking forward to an exciting NASCAR season having Aric represent our Go Bowling brand and the entire bowling community.”

Almirola’s relationship with GoBowling dates back nearly a decade, to 2013 when the company also became the entitlement sponsor of the annual NASCAR Cup Series event at Pocono Raceway. Since then, the 39-year-old driver has run a GoBowling entry between multiple teams, most recently Stewart-Haas Racing.

“I’m excited to have Go Bowling on our car for these two races,” said Almirola. “It has been a great partnership and I look forward to having great success with the Go Bowling team both on and off the racetrack this year.”

GoBowling has installed a pair of professionally certified bowling lanes inside “The Barn” at Phoenix Raceway where the PBA All-Star Weekend competitions will be staged. On Friday (March 8), Almirola will join Kyle Troup to defend their championship at the Go Bowling PBA / NASCAR Invitational event at Phoenix Raceway.

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