Here are a few shots from our weekend with Fast Cherry and his great family at the track at Jefferson, Georgia and at Max Siegel's Revolution Racing shop in Mooresville, North Carolina.
Showing posts with label Max Siegel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Max Siegel. Show all posts
Sunday, February 26, 2012
Thursday, April 21, 2011
Max Siegel New Video and New Website
Mr. Siegel has a new website http://maxsiegelinc.com/ and a new video.
Here is quick quote from the new website: "Max Siegel has over twenty (20) years of experience in the sports, entertainment and media industries as a senior executive, attorney and executive producer. A cum laude graduate of the University of Notre Dame Law School, Siegel made history as the highest-ranking African American executive in NASCAR when he became President of Global Operations at Dale Earnhardt Inc. ("DEI") one of the sport's leading franchises."
Wednesday, September 1, 2010
Changing Lanes | Recap Season 1 Episode 1
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| Changing Lanes Recap Season 1 Episode 1 |
First Showing September 1, 2010. Max Siegel discusses the journey from Music, to DEI, to Revolution Racing. Ryan Gifford and Darrell Wallace Jr. discuss their journey. John Story discusses the costs of running at the top levels. The drivers discuss how expensive it is to run on their own. Commercial Break.
Legend Car testing session at Concord. Max tells the drivers that most of the drivers are not going to make it. John Story tells the drivers he wants the test vehicles to be is good shape after the test. Jonathan Smith and his Dad discuss how they raced Legend Cars. Darrell Wallace, Jr. says he wants to be the first African American to win the Sprint Cup. Darrell wins Heat 1 by half a lap. Heat 2 includes Sergio Pena. He wins the heat. Dylan Smith wins the heat. Commercial Break.
John Story discusses danger inherent in racing. Dylan Smith had a close call and discusses the crash. Phil Horton talks about the effort required to repair the cars. Two cars wrecked and repaired. The drivers go to a Nascar race. Jason Romero thought the trip was amazing. The drivers meet Jimmie Johnson and Coach Joe Gibbs. Commercial Break.
The parents discuss what it could mean to make to the pro ranks. More Legend Car testing at Concord. Jason Romero tries to impress. MacKena Bell talks about her hard work in racing every weekend. More crashes Jason and Natalie Sather crash, Jason is blamed for the wreck. Commercial Break.
Final heat in the Legend Cars. Sergio Pena beats Paulie Harraka. Sergio wins the Legend Car test. No one is cut and the next stop is a stock car in Virginia. Tune in next week on Wednesday September 8, 2010 at 8:00 PM for Episode 2.
John Story discusses danger inherent in racing. Dylan Smith had a close call and discusses the crash. Phil Horton talks about the effort required to repair the cars. Two cars wrecked and repaired. The drivers go to a Nascar race. Jason Romero thought the trip was amazing. The drivers meet Jimmie Johnson and Coach Joe Gibbs. Commercial Break.
The parents discuss what it could mean to make to the pro ranks. More Legend Car testing at Concord. Jason Romero tries to impress. MacKena Bell talks about her hard work in racing every weekend. More crashes Jason and Natalie Sather crash, Jason is blamed for the wreck. Commercial Break.
Final heat in the Legend Cars. Sergio Pena beats Paulie Harraka. Sergio wins the Legend Car test. No one is cut and the next stop is a stock car in Virginia. Tune in next week on Wednesday September 8, 2010 at 8:00 PM for Episode 2.
Tuesday, August 31, 2010
Changing Into the New York Times Lane | Changing Lanes
Tomorrow's New York Times has a featured story on Max Siegel, the head of Revolution Racing. The article celebrates the achievements of the team and the premiere of Changing Lanes, tomorrow night at 8:00 pm on BET.
Here is a link to the New York Times article.
Here is a link to the New York Times article.
Boss at Revolution Racing on Race Hub on Speed | Changing Lanes
The Boss, Max Siegel was on Speed tonight and there will be a replay at 2:00 am EST on Speed. NASCAR Race Hub airs Nightly, Monday-Thursday at 7:00 pm EST! In the same SPEED style seen at the track, the new show is set in a “garage playroom” with a variety of set pieces used in both present and historical racing. It’s the place where we hang out until we head to the track for another race.
Here is a quick Gallery from tonight's big show.
Sunday, August 29, 2010
Exclusive Video | Changing Lanes | Courtesy of BET Network
Revolution Race Driver Michael Cherry and Team Owners John Story and Max Siegel will premiere on September 1 at 8:00 PM on the new BET Network Docu-Series Changing Lanes. Here is an exclusive preview from the show.
Thursday, August 12, 2010
Saturday, July 17, 2010
Max Siegel Know What Makes Them Tick | Television Appearance
Our friend and Revolution Racing team owner Max Siegel appeared on national television today, discussing his new book, Know What Makes Them Tick, Available at Amazon.com .
Wednesday, June 30, 2010
First Nascar Win | Huge Photo Mosaic Celebrates Win for Revolution Racing and Michael Cherry
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Revolution Racing and Fast Michael Cherry won their first Nascar Whelen All American Series Stock Car race at North Carolina's Tri County Speedway. A shout out to all team members and to car owner Max Siegel for making this dream a reality.
Tri-County Motor Speedway is in Hudson, North Carolina, a 4/10 mile banked asphalt track, races weekly on Friday night, and is A NASCAR Home Track facility. The image is 1 meter wide and consists of 1,000 images.
Fast Michael Cherry.
This slideshow consists of many of the images used to create the photomosaic above.
Photo Credit Lori G. Hopper | MyTrackPhotos.com |Copyright FastCherry.Blogspot.com
Monday, November 23, 2009
New Program From the 909 Group
Max Siegel and the 909 Group have developed yet another way to break into big time motor racing - The Longshot program. They are hoping to select a driver based on performance from a motorsports simulator (iRacing) and social media interaction.The Longshot on Facebook:
Fast Michael Cherry
Follow The Longshot on Twitter:
Sunday, November 22, 2009
Tuesday, November 17, 2009
Michael Cherry - Changing Lanes
Revolution Racing has posted this great picture on their Facebook wall. Revolution Racing shop is in Mooresville. It was formerly occupied by Penske Racing.You can visit Revolution Racing on Facebook here:
Michael (Follow Michael on Twitter here) continues to pursue his dream in Charlotte, North Carolina under the tutelage of team impresario Max Siegel. Follow Max here on Twitter .
Thanks, Max!
Tuesday, October 20, 2009
Headline - The 2010 Drivers Have Been Chosen
The 2010 Drivers Have Been Chosen.
Check back later for details.
Check back later for details.
Fast Michael Cherry Leaves For Charlotte and The Drive for Diversity Combine
Fast Michael Cherry Leaves For Charlotte and The Drive for Diversity Combine - The evolution of the Drive for Diversity, NASCARs leading on track diversity initiative, will continue in 2010 as competitors relocate to Charlotte and enter academy-style development under a single team ownership structure. Under the Revolution Racing banner, minority and female drivers will compete on four NASCAR Camping World Series teams and six NASCAR Whelen All-American Series teams.
Watch Nascar Now on ESPN2 at 5:00 pm EST
Big announcement may come tomorrow at 5:00 pm Eastern Standard Time on ESPN2 Nascar Now. Standby."ESPN2's NASCAR Now Airs Daily NASCAR Now, ESPN2's NASCAR news and information program, airs daily at 5 p.m. ET with the latest NASCAR updates. The weekly schedule includes a one-hour roundtable discussion on Mondays, and a one-hour weekend show at 10 a.m. on the day of every NASCAR Sprint Cup race. "
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