Thursday, May 7, 2009
Wednesday, April 29, 2009
Supercross Star James Stewart Profiled on ESPN E:60
Free Video Link is here: ESPN profiled AMA Supercross star James Bubba Stewart in an episode airing this week. Michael is a huge fan and watched Bubba race in Dade City, Florida, not far from the Cherry family home in Valrico, Florida. Stewart has been called the "Tiger Woods" of his sport. Bubba was the first African-American in history to win a major motorsports title.
Friday, April 24, 2009
Fast Cherry on TV Series
BET's new reality series "Changing Lanes," from executive producer Max Siegel will premiere in the second quarter of 2010. The show will focus on Nascar's Drive for Diversity program. Michael Cherry will appear in the show.
Chief operating officer of Nascar Media, Jay Abraham, said "We want to expose people to the excitement of the sport, bring a new audience to the network and a new audience to Nascar," Mr. Abraham said. "It isn't only about finding the Tiger Woods of Nascar; it's about exposing the opportunities in our sport to the community, whether it's working as a PR person, a fabricator or an engineer, as well as a driver."
The Complete Article is Available Here.
Chief operating officer of Nascar Media, Jay Abraham, said "We want to expose people to the excitement of the sport, bring a new audience to the network and a new audience to Nascar," Mr. Abraham said. "It isn't only about finding the Tiger Woods of Nascar; it's about exposing the opportunities in our sport to the community, whether it's working as a PR person, a fabricator or an engineer, as well as a driver."
The Complete Article is Available Here.
Sunday, March 29, 2009
Opening Night in Whelen Series
Fast Cherry's year in Nascar and the Whelen All-American Series and the 64th year at Greenville-Pickens Speedway's opening race started with a crash-filled 50 laps. It finished with Cherry in the Carlo White / Nationwide Insurance / Addis Motorsports Toyota in third. 16 of 23 cars were trashed in an opening lap melee. Michael emerged, with two veterans in the two top spots, Michael Cherry, making his first start at the historic half-mile oval, took third.
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