J-Mar Web Site Features Racing, Trucking
J-Mar Express, the Arkansas-based trucking company headed by NASCAR driver Mark Martin, has a new web site featuring both the trucking company and Martin's racing career
J-Mar Express, the Arkansas-based trucking company headed by NASCAR driver Mark Martin, has a new web site featuring both the trucking company and Martin's racing career.
The site, located at http://www.jmarexpress.com, has information about the trucking company founded by Martin's father Julian, who got his start in the business in 1964. Mark succeeded Julian as head of the company late last year following his father's death in a plane crash.
Race fans will find information about Martin's racing career, including an online media guide that includes year-by-year and track-by-track results for Martin's entire Winston Cup career. The site also features weekly race updates and many never-before-published racing photos.
"I'm particularly happy with the photos on the site," Martin says. "There are a lot of old photos from my early racing days, as well as photos from the early days of the trucking company. We'll be digging up more photos and putting them on the web site in the future, so visitors have a great reason to check back."
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