MBM Motorsports does not rank among the biggies of NASCAR. Their novice status is also impacted by the fact that they took a hiatus. But now they are all set to return to the racetrack, with a prominent driver enrolled for a vibrant Cup schedule this year. Timmy Hill will again join the ranks of the racing team. He attempted a Daytona 500 race in 2022 but failed to qualify for it.

Carl Long, who started racing way back in 1983 and entered NASCAR’s Cup Series in 2000 started the MBM team in 2014. He made 176 starts across the three tiers, including 26 in the premier tier, or Cup level. Now Carl is welcoming back Timmy Hill into his team’s fold.

MBM Motorsports reopening its gates to Timmy Hill

Journalist Joseph Srigley recently updated X about the development. He tweeted: “NEWS: @MBMMotorsports will field an entry in the NASCAR Cup Series event at Circuit of The Americas (COTA) next weekend, with @TimmyHillRacer behind the wheel of the No. 66 Ford Mustang.”

Timmy Hill has never driven full-time, but he has some impressive achievements under his belt. He has competed in 141 Cup Series races over the course of his career. Besides, he has 238 Starts in the NASCAR Xfinity Series and 75 Starts in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series. He had his career-high of 21 races in the 2018 season, including 18 for MBM Motorsports.

Recently, Timmy Hill turned heads with his impressive finishes at the 2024 Xfinity races. In Daytona, he secured a top-ten finish of 8th, while in Atlanta a top-20 finish wowed his fans as he swerved into 18th place. Hill is set to drive the No. 66 Ford at Circuit of The Americas next weekend. Before Hill, J.J. Yeley was the last driver who competed for MBM. He piloted the No. 55 car at Talladega Superspeedway in April 2022.

Yet where there is good news, there is bound to be a slice of bad news as well. Even as Timmy Hill got into the Cup Series schedule, another potential MBM driver could not get his break.

Matt Jaskol fails to enter the COTA race for lack of funds

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Matt Jaskol, an Xfinity Series driver for MBM, was hoping to foray into the Cup races this year. He put forward a heartfelt message on social media asking for monetary assistance. But as fate would have it, Jaskol was unable to secure adequate funds amidst a time crunch. It seems now his NASCAR Cup debut will take place sometime later this year.

Jaskol is a unique racer, practicing two daredevil sports simultaneously. Besides his racing journey, Hill is also an established parachute pilot. He made a grand entry into the Las Vegas Xfinity race in 2021. He leaped from a helicopter and executed a picture-perfect parachute landing on the race track. Jaskol also used to be a Hollywood stuntman and competed on the television show Castaways.

MBM Motorsport is geared up for a grand comeback into NASCAR’s Cup ranks. How do you think Timmy Hill will perform in his Cup entry this year?

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