Timmy Hill, MBM Motorsports Land Buffalo Wild Wings Sponsorship For Talladega

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Timmy Hill will drive the No. 13 entry for MBM Motorsports this weekend at Talladega Superspeedway and he’ll have sponsorship from Buffalo Wild Wings and Coble Enterprises. Photo Credit: MBM Motorsports

It has truly been an incredible season for the MBM Motorsports NASCAR Xfinity Series program. As the team has consistently found speed throughout the course of the season, they have also announced a few really big-time sponsorship announcements.

The latest such announcement came on Tuesday when the organization announced Buffalo Wild Wings as the co-primary sponsor of their No. 13 Chevrolet Camaro for this weekend’s Sparks 300 at Talladega Superspeedway.

Timmy Hill, who will pilot the No. 13 machine this weekend, which will be decorated with the familiar Buffalo Wild Wings black and yellow colors, feels the American casual dining restaurant and sports bar franchise is the perfect sponsor for a NASCAR team.

“Buffalo Wild Wings is a perfect partner to be on our NASCAR racecar,” Hill stated in a team press release. “They are a great place to go out to eat and cater to many different sporting events, making them a great pairing with our race team for Talladega.”

Joining Buffalo Wild Wings on the No. 13 entry this weekend will be Hill’s longtime partner Coble Enterprises, who will have their logo displayed on the hood of the entry.

Hill says that Coble Enterprises are integral to the success he and his team have had at Superspeedway racing in recent history.

“To have the support of Sherri Coble is an overwhelming good feeling. Her support allows us to continue to build really nice superspeedway cars that are capable of winning. Maybe we can do one spot better than Daytona,” said Hill.

Timmy Hill, who has toiled through his career driving for teams with shoe-string budgets, is really starting to see the fruits of his labor.

Over the last three seasons, Hill has had two near-misses with victory lane.

At Daytona International Speedway in the 2020 NASCAR Xfinity Series season-opening race, Hill finished an impressive third, which was a career-best until he scored a runner-up finish at Daytona a few weeks ago.

Hill has a knack for taking care of his equipment. If he can get the right shove at the right time, he very well could score his first-career NASCAR Xfinity Series win this weekend at Talladega Superspeedway.

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