Photo: JTG Dougherty via Facebook
NASCAR driver Bobby Labonte’s career with JTG Daugherty Racing behind the No.47 Toyota Camry comes to an end at Phoenix International Raceway (PIR).
Scoring one pole award, three top-five and nine top-ten finishes and leading 68 laps in 29 starts at PIR, Bobby will make its final race for 2013 after which he will split ways with JTG Dougherty Racing.
To mark the event, the No.47 Camry will wear a special Clorox/Wounded Warrior Project scheme this weekend.
“I think Wounded Warrior Project is a great organization and we are grateful to have them on our Toyota and help raise more awareness,” Labonte said. “It is a great program to help out young men and women that fight for our freedom in a battle where things happen and their lives are changed forever. It is good to have someone to help them through the tough times.”
To mark the event, the No.47 Camry will wear a special Clorox/Wounded Warrior Project scheme this weekend.
“I think Wounded Warrior Project is a great organization and we are grateful to have them on our Toyota and help raise more awareness,” Labonte said. “It is a great program to help out young men and women that fight for our freedom in a battle where things happen and their lives are changed forever. It is good to have someone to help them through the tough times.”
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