Mobile Alabama’s Max Force Racing is expanding its stable to two ARCA teams starting with the season opener in Daytona. ARCA Veteran Brad Smith will team up with Thomas “Moose” Praytor for the Lucas Oil 200 on February 13th at Daytona International Speedway.

Smith will be driving the Max Force Racing #23.

“This is a great opportunity for me to get back behind the wheel and get back to racing,” said Smith. “Tommy and I have been friends for years and Thomas and I were teammates at Hixson’s, I really appreciate them making this possible.”

Smith’s return to racing after a brutal crash at Talladega is one of racings best feel good stories for 2016. A long hospital stay was followed by skin graphs and months of physical therapy. When possible, Smith was at the track in a two wheel device keeping the pressure off the most heavily damaged leg allowing it to heal.
“Being focused on getting back in the car gave me goal and it also made it frustrating that I wasn’t back in the car sooner,” offered Smith.

Over his 22 year ARCA career Smith has 271 starts compiling over 27,000 miles behind the wheel.
“Starting a second team is a big undertaking for our race team and we wanted a veteran with a solid history behind the wheel for us in Daytona,” added Tommy Praytor. “We’re happy that a driver with Brad’s experience was available for our first start.”

Thomas “Moose” Praytor, Brad Smith and the DK-LOK team will be opening at Daytona International Speedway on February 13th to the start the 2016 ARCA season.

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About Brad Smith: Brad is closing in on his 300th ARCA career start, having been a full-time competitor 2000-2012. He has been a consistent top-20 driver throughout his career and finished 11th in ARCA Driver Points in 2014, his inaugural season with Hylton Motorsports.

About James Hylton Motorsports: A full-time ARCA team fielded by legendary NASCAR driver James Hylton, Sr., Hylton Motorsports is the longest-running consistent stock car racing team in the United States. Formed in the early-60’s, Hylton Motorsports continues to field competitive cars even after James Hylton recently retired from driving. James was the 1966 NASCAR Rookie-of-the-Year and two-time runner-up in NASCAR Driver Championship points. Hylton Motorsports is running full-time in ARCA for a 23rd season.

About Max Force Racing LLC: A single car on an open trailer with a four-drawer toolbox was the humble beginning of what has become a staple of racing on the Gulf Coast for almost 20 years. From its modest beginnings, Max Force Racing has garnered a State Championship, Track Championship, three US Army Rookie of the Year titles, and over 70 wins. With Thomas “Moose” Praytor handling most of the driving duties, Max Force Racing will field two full time entries in the ARCA Racing Series presented by Menards. Max Force Racing has rumbled to the top 10 of the Championship Standings the last three years including being awarded the HG Adcox Sportsmanship Award. For more information on the DK-LOK team check out www.maxforceracing.com.

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