Titanium Motorsports

Drivers:

Bradley Bishop Jr
#03 Billboard/DLP Ford
Poles: 0
Wins: 0
Top 5's: 0
Top 10's: 0
Top 20's: 1
Races Qualified: 1

Rick Shultz
#04 Maker Studios/Gander Mtn Ford
Poles: 0
Wins: 0
Top 5's: 0
Top 10's: 0
Top 20's: 1
Races Qualified: 1

Mr.YAMP wrote:

Sweet, thanks!

Round 8 of Oklahoma:
Rick Shultz failed to qualify setting the slowest qualifying time
Bradley Bishop Jr qualified for the race and finished in the top 20. Not a personal best of course but it's a start as it was his first start of the season and Billboard's first ever SCS race as a sponsor on board of a car.

Bye Bishop, Hi Skye
Because of their partnership with Martin Motorsports, Bradley Bishop Jr has gone over to Martin Motorsports and Skye Commons has moved over to Titanium Motorsports

Matt Daleo in
In recent news, Randy McBlair announced that SCS veteran Matt Daleo will be splitting the #3 for the rest of the year with Steven Jenkins after Jenkins stops replacing Martin.

Only to field Daytona
Titanium have already announced their plans for 2017. They won't be returning to the SCS. They plan on only running the HNS, besides the 2017 SCS Daytona 500 in which they'll be running one car. Nothing has been confirmed about that yet.

As of after round 32, the #4 team will be shut down. It hurts Titanium Motorsports financially, and takes up space in the shop. Along with the fact it does so bad not even Dom Caps can qualify for races in it.

The #3 will still be running the rest of the races in 2016. Matt Daleo will still be doing it, the only change is Rick Shultz will be running the round of Washington DC in the #3 instead of Matt Daleo.