Kevin Lepage

Kevin returned to Specialty Racing in February of 2008, after spending the past nine seasons running in each of NASCAR's top three series. Kevin first joined Specialty Racing in 1998 and put together an impressive run that included one win (Bristol Motor Speedway), one pole ( the Monster Mile at Dover International Speedway), ten top-tens, seven top-fives and led the team to a seventh place finish in the series championship for the season.

Kevin's racing career began in 1980 at the age of 17 running on the short tracks of the Northeast. He ran in his first NASCAR Nationwide Series event in 1986 and posted a 15th place finish. His full time NASCAR career began in 1994 and he earned his first NASCAR victory in the Nationwide Series event at Homestead Motor Speedway the same year. In 1998, Roush Racing had Kevin run for the Sprint Cup Rookie of the Year Award, in which he finished second in his challenge for the award. Kevin has accumulated 425 starts, two wins, 21 top-fives, 60 top-tens and over $14.5 Million in earnings, while racing in NASCAR's top three series.

For 2008, Specialty Racing plans to have Kevin run for the NASCAR Nationwide Series Championship and compete in select Sprint Cup races.

Kevin, who hails from Shelburne, VT, is the only Vermont native to qualify for the Daytona 500. Kevin is married and has two children. He and his wife currently reside in Mooresville, NC.

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Matt Carter

Matt Carter joined Specialty Racing in October of 2007, in preparation for his NASCAR Busch Series debut in the Sam's Town 250 at Memphis Motorsports Park. Proving his abilities in his first start Matt qualified in the highest spot of all rookies making their series debut at this race.

Matt's professional career began in 2000, when he ran Late Model Stock Cars. He has four years experience in the Hooters ProCup Series, where he finished in the top-ten in the Championship Series Points on three occasions. In 2007, Matt finished 8th in the Hooter's ProCup Championship Series Points, won one race (Iowa Speedway), won two poles (Salem IN and Lakeland, FL), each with track records, and had eight top-ten finishes in 13 races. In 2004, Matt was awarded the Miller Lite Rookie of the Year in that series.

In addition to these accomplishments, Matt ran in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series in 2003 at Martinsville Speedway. Once again proving his adaptability and skills Matt qualified for the race in the 14th position, with no provisional available, and successfully managed to finish the race 17th.

As Matt prepares for the 2008 NASCAR Nationwide Series he has signed with Larry Clements to race the 46 car in the ARCA RE/MAX Series.

24 year-old Matt is the son of longtime NASCAR Cup team owner Travis Carter and resides in Denver, NC.

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