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Monday, March 28, 2011
Big Bass Tournament
Hey everyone! Over the weekend, Marshall Toyota was a proud sponsor of the Third Annual Trooper Scott Burns Memorial Big Bass Tournament. We had 203 people enter the Tourney. Here are some pictures from the day.
Tuesday, October 19, 2010
Show us your Swagger!
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Friday, October 8, 2010
Hey Toyota Racing Fans!
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Toyota Racing: October Fast Forward. Toyota Drivers Are Title Contenders! | |
Hey Toyota Racing Fans, This month we’re into the thick of the NASCAR® Chase for the Sprint Cup and the NHRA's Countdown to the Championship and Toyota-supported racers are among the top contenders for the championship in both series! The month of October will go a long way toward determining the champions. To stay up to date on their progress, make sure you bookmark ToyotaRacing.com! COMING UP… THE CHASE IS ON AND THE COUNTDOWN HAS STARTED! |
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| Denny Hamlin. (Photo Credit: LAT) |
The Chase in the NASCAR® Sprint Cup Series™ is now underway and Toyota drivers Denny Hamlin and Kyle Busch remain in championship contender status through the early stages.
With a victory in last month's last pre-Chase race at Richmond International Raceway to boost his win total to a series-leading six, Hamlin entered the Chase as the No. 1 seed in the No. 11 FedEx Toyota Camry. With three Chase races now in the rearview mirror, it looks like Hamlin (current No. 2 in points) will continue to be a factor through the remaining seven races and is a good bet to score the first Cup title for Toyota.
The same can also be said for Hamlin's teammate at Joe Gibbs Racing, Busch in the No. 18 M&M's Camry. Busch entered the Chase as the No. 4 seed and he remains within striking distance (currently No. 7 in points) with seven races still remaining. Of course, Busch has shown the ability to go on win streaks on several different occasions throughout his career. If he does it again now, he will take the crown.
A key for Hamlin and Busch's hopes in the Chase will be their performance on the many "intermediate" tracks that populate the remaining races on the 2010 schedule. Click here for a recent report on the plan of attack for those races.
We'll see back-to-back intermediate tracks this month at Auto Club Speedway on October 10 and Charlotte on October 16 before the short track at Martinsville on October 24. The month ends with the always-unpredictable fall race at Talladega Superspeedway on October 31.
Shifting gears to the NHRA Full Throttle Drag Racing Series "Countdown to One", Toyota-supported racer Larry Dixon remains the clear favorite to take the Top Fuel title in the Al-Anabi Racing dragster, which would be a first for Toyota.
After a dominating regular season in which he won nine races, Dixon hasn't cracked the throttle with back-to-back victories to start the six-race Countdown. As a result, Dixon continues to lead the Top Fuel standings heading into this weekend's race at Reading, Pennsylvania. This month for NHRA will also include the second-to-last round at Las Vegas on Halloween weekend.
It was a double Toyota victory at Charlotte, as Cruz Pedregon scored the Funny Car victory in the Snap-on Toyota and celebrated alongside Dixon. Pedregon may have missed out on the Countdown in Funny Car, but he's still looking to score some upsets as you will see in this report.
In the NASCAR® Nationwide Series™, the No. 18 Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota team is looking good for its third straight owner's championship, and drivers Busch and Brad Coleman will aim to keep it going in this month's races at Auto Club (Oct. 9), Charlotte (Oct. 15) and Gateway International Raceway (Oct. 23). Likewise, Todd Bodine has a healthy lead in the NASCAR® Camping World Truck Series™, which he will look to grow later this month at Martinsville (Oct. 23) and Talladega (Oct. 30) in his No. 30 Germain Racing Tundra.
Toyota-powered drivers are also among the top three in the USAC Silver Crown Series and the USAC Midget National Championship, as Shane Hmiel holds down third in the Silver Crown standings and Jerry Coons Jr. is third in the Midget standings.
The Silver Crown Series draws to a close this month with races on back-to-back weekends at Terre Haute, Indiana on October 9 and Toledo, Ohio on October 16, while the Midget series takes the month off before closing out the year with four November races in California.
With a victory in last month's last pre-Chase race at Richmond International Raceway to boost his win total to a series-leading six, Hamlin entered the Chase as the No. 1 seed in the No. 11 FedEx Toyota Camry. With three Chase races now in the rearview mirror, it looks like Hamlin (current No. 2 in points) will continue to be a factor through the remaining seven races and is a good bet to score the first Cup title for Toyota.
The same can also be said for Hamlin's teammate at Joe Gibbs Racing, Busch in the No. 18 M&M's Camry. Busch entered the Chase as the No. 4 seed and he remains within striking distance (currently No. 7 in points) with seven races still remaining. Of course, Busch has shown the ability to go on win streaks on several different occasions throughout his career. If he does it again now, he will take the crown.
A key for Hamlin and Busch's hopes in the Chase will be their performance on the many "intermediate" tracks that populate the remaining races on the 2010 schedule. Click here for a recent report on the plan of attack for those races.
We'll see back-to-back intermediate tracks this month at Auto Club Speedway on October 10 and Charlotte on October 16 before the short track at Martinsville on October 24. The month ends with the always-unpredictable fall race at Talladega Superspeedway on October 31.
Shifting gears to the NHRA Full Throttle Drag Racing Series "Countdown to One", Toyota-supported racer Larry Dixon remains the clear favorite to take the Top Fuel title in the Al-Anabi Racing dragster, which would be a first for Toyota.
After a dominating regular season in which he won nine races, Dixon hasn't cracked the throttle with back-to-back victories to start the six-race Countdown. As a result, Dixon continues to lead the Top Fuel standings heading into this weekend's race at Reading, Pennsylvania. This month for NHRA will also include the second-to-last round at Las Vegas on Halloween weekend.
It was a double Toyota victory at Charlotte, as Cruz Pedregon scored the Funny Car victory in the Snap-on Toyota and celebrated alongside Dixon. Pedregon may have missed out on the Countdown in Funny Car, but he's still looking to score some upsets as you will see in this report.
In the NASCAR® Nationwide Series™, the No. 18 Joe Gibbs Racing Toyota team is looking good for its third straight owner's championship, and drivers Busch and Brad Coleman will aim to keep it going in this month's races at Auto Club (Oct. 9), Charlotte (Oct. 15) and Gateway International Raceway (Oct. 23). Likewise, Todd Bodine has a healthy lead in the NASCAR® Camping World Truck Series™, which he will look to grow later this month at Martinsville (Oct. 23) and Talladega (Oct. 30) in his No. 30 Germain Racing Tundra.
Toyota-powered drivers are also among the top three in the USAC Silver Crown Series and the USAC Midget National Championship, as Shane Hmiel holds down third in the Silver Crown standings and Jerry Coons Jr. is third in the Midget standings.
The Silver Crown Series draws to a close this month with races on back-to-back weekends at Terre Haute, Indiana on October 9 and Toledo, Ohio on October 16, while the Midget series takes the month off before closing out the year with four November races in California.
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| Shawn Langdon. (Photo Credit: Gary Nastase) |
ON THE WEB: SPONSAFIER 2 AND WIN KYLE'S TUNDRA
For the 10 finalists in the Sponsafier 2 contest, it all comes down to this month and your votes, as the winner will be determined. Voting will run from October 8 through October 17 on the official Sponsafier website. Vote early and often to make sure your favorite design is the one that gets unveiled during the Kobalt Tools 500 weekend at Phoenix International Raceway on November 11-14. Congratulations to all of the finalists!
Toyota enthusiasts also won't want to miss the opportunity to win Kyle Busch's Tundra, which benefits the Kyle Busch Foundation. The foundation is dedicated to providing essential tools for less fortunate children throughout the country. For more information on the Kyle Busch Foundation and for info on entering the drawing, check out WinKylesTundra.com.
REWIND... TOYOTA WINS MANUFACTURER CHAMPIONSHIP, BUSCH MAKES MORE HISTORY, DIXON DOUBLES UP AND TOYOTA RACERS WIN TITLES
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| Joey Logano clinched the 2010 Nationwide Series manufacturer's title for Toyota at Kansas. (Photo Credit: LAT) |
With a victory last weekend at Kansas Speedway by Joey Logano, Toyota clinched its third straight NASCAR Nationwide Series manufacturer's championship. Click here for a full report on Logano's Kansas victory.
Of course, many of Kyle Busch's performances contributed to Toyota's Nationwide manufacturer’s championship this year, and he once again etched his name into the NASCAR record books last month when he set a new single-season win record in the Nationwide Series with his 11th victory of the 2010 season at Dover International Speedway. Busch set the record in dominating fashion, leading a 192 out of a possible 200 laps in the No. 18 NOS Energy Drink Toyota. For more on Busch's history-making win, click here.
Earlier in the month, Denny Hamlin established himself as the man to beat for the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series title with his sixth victory of the season at Richmond International Raceway. Video highlights of another magical night for Hamlin can be found Click here for highlights from Round 1 of the Countdown in Indianapolis and here for highlights of the second Countdown race at Charlotte, which also included a Funny Car victory for Cruz Pedregon.
Toyota racers won two of the three NASCAR® Camping World Truck Series™ races last month, as Todd Bodine spun and won at Kentucky and Busch prevailed in an exciting duelat New Hampshire Motor Speedway.
A pair of Toyota racers already picked up 2010 championship-winning hardware last month.
Johnny Greaves faced down a stiff challenge from fellow Toyota racer Rick Huseman to win the Traxxas TORC Pro 4x4 championship, clinching the title in the season finale in Crandon, Wisconsin.
Ryan Truex, the 18-year-old brother of Toyota-powered NASCAR Sprint Cup Series racer Martin Truex Jr. claimed his second consecutive NASCAR® K&N Pro Series East championship for Michael Waltrip Racing last month. Click here for more on Truexs second straight dream season and his plans for the future.
For more exclusive insights into the 2010 racing season, check out Toyota Racing on Facebook and Twitter.
Of course, many of Kyle Busch's performances contributed to Toyota's Nationwide manufacturer’s championship this year, and he once again etched his name into the NASCAR record books last month when he set a new single-season win record in the Nationwide Series with his 11th victory of the 2010 season at Dover International Speedway. Busch set the record in dominating fashion, leading a 192 out of a possible 200 laps in the No. 18 NOS Energy Drink Toyota. For more on Busch's history-making win, click here.
Earlier in the month, Denny Hamlin established himself as the man to beat for the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series title with his sixth victory of the season at Richmond International Raceway. Video highlights of another magical night for Hamlin can be found Click here for highlights from Round 1 of the Countdown in Indianapolis and here for highlights of the second Countdown race at Charlotte, which also included a Funny Car victory for Cruz Pedregon.
Toyota racers won two of the three NASCAR® Camping World Truck Series™ races last month, as Todd Bodine spun and won at Kentucky and Busch prevailed in an exciting duelat New Hampshire Motor Speedway.
A pair of Toyota racers already picked up 2010 championship-winning hardware last month.
Johnny Greaves faced down a stiff challenge from fellow Toyota racer Rick Huseman to win the Traxxas TORC Pro 4x4 championship, clinching the title in the season finale in Crandon, Wisconsin.
Ryan Truex, the 18-year-old brother of Toyota-powered NASCAR Sprint Cup Series racer Martin Truex Jr. claimed his second consecutive NASCAR® K&N Pro Series East championship for Michael Waltrip Racing last month. Click here for more on Truexs second straight dream season and his plans for the future.
For more exclusive insights into the 2010 racing season, check out Toyota Racing on Facebook and Twitter.
Thursday, October 7, 2010
It's Here!!
Come check out the brand new 2011 Scion tC. It's all new and available at Marshall Toyota.
Come on over and Take On the Machine today!
Monday, October 4, 2010
October is Truck Month!
October is my favorite time of year...time to watch football, play dress-up, watch the leaves change colors and share spooky stories.
What you might not know is...October is also Toyota Truck Month. What does that mean? It means great incentives and savings for you!
Click on the picture below for more information.
What you might not know is...October is also Toyota Truck Month. What does that mean? It means great incentives and savings for you!
Click on the picture below for more information.
Come on over to Marshall Toyota (Hwy 59 South in Marshall, Texas) or visit our website today.
Thursday, September 30, 2010
Fall Football Giveaway!
ATTENTION MARSHALL MAVERICK FOOTBALL FANS!
Marshall Toyota is proud to support the Marshall Mavericks. From now until the end of the district season, we're giving away $25 gift cards to Chili's and Applebee's. Then, when the season is over we're giving away the GRAND PRIZE!!! A brand new Apple iPod Nano!
Entering to win is EASY!! Just bring by a ticket stub with your name, email address and phone number on the back. Or you can bring in your student wristband from the game. Drawings will be held every Monday morning. We'll announce the winners during our radio ads, give you a call and post onto facebook!
Also, every ticket is eligible to win the GRAND PRIZE!
Come on down today. You can't win if you don't enter.
And remember...RED BRICK WALL WILL NOT FALL! GO MAVS!
Wednesday, September 29, 2010
Did you know?
Did you know Toyota Trucks are built right here in Texas? For a really cool video about the history of Toyota trucks in the great state of Texas, click on the link below:
Driven: Toyota Tacoma
If you're in the market for a new truck -- come on over and take one for a spin.
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