Parking Guidance Systems has partnered with DGM Racing for several NASCAR Xfinity Series races this season, the team announced March 29.
The partnership kicks off this weekend at Richmond Raceway, as PGS will aboard Alex Labbe‘s No. 91.
In addition to Labbe, PGS will be the primary sponsor for Josh Williams in multiple races.
“I am super excited to work with Parking Guidance Systems for the remainder of the season,” Williams said in a team release. “Thankfully I won’t have to worry about parking it in the wrong spot anymore! Working with them is going to be a blast on and off the track supporting great causes. Welcome to the DGM family, now let’s “Park It” in victory lane!”
The announcement carries irony following an incident when Williams parked his car on the start/finish line at Atlanta Motor Speedway. The action was in response to NASCAR officials telling him to park his car for debris falling off his car that extended a caution period. Williams’ reaction led to a one-week suspension.
In 2023 thus far, Labbe has made three starts with a best finish of 15th at Circuit of the Americas. Williams has competed in five races with a best finish of 15th at Daytona International Speedway.
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Do the words prepared to be razzed mean anything since i remember
at one time Two Wheel Drive Truck Pullers Donnie Sullivan & Darrell
Varner had Sponsorship from Rent A Wreck & Udderly Smooth Hand
Cream which made them subject of amusement.
Why would they sponsor the 91 this weekend? That isnt smart marketing when Josh is back in the 92 this weekend, and TV will probably cover that, not Labbe in the 91.