K&N PRO SERIES WEST
Source — GSR Racing
Date Posted — January 12, 2012
Cassie Gannis will return with GSR Racing for a full season and make a run for
RTY honors. 17- year old Trevor Cristiani will be Cassie’s teammate and will make
his K&N racing debut and will also make a run for RTY honors. Greg Rayl, last
year’s full time driver for GSR, will be stepping out of the driver’s seat to play a
role of car chief/crew chief for both teams. “We had a great 2011 season improving
from 12th in points in 2010 to 11th in 2011”. Greg said, “Winning the NASCAR
sportsmanship award in 2010 was the highlight of my K&N career, but finishing a
couple races in the top ten this year came real close”!
GSR Racing is now providing opportunities for young drivers to experience the
next level of racing. Giving drivers a chance to learn while keeping racing fun and
exciting is our goal. “Too many young drivers get so serious at this level that they
forget to have any fun” said Rayl, “but we always try to have a good time even
when things don’t go our way. If our drivers can advance further in their racing
careers, we hope their time with us teaches them to enjoy what they are doing.”
About Cassie Gannis
Twenty?year?old Cassie Gannis (http:/cassiegannisracing.com) has been
a standout since she decided to hit the tracks at age 10, consistently placing
in the top five in the Quarter Midget Racing. She owns the 2003 Arizona State
Championship in the Bandolero Series and 2005 Rookie of the Year in the Legend
Series. Cassie is a Graduate of the Lyn St. James Driver Development Academy
and a passionate messenger and guest speaker on teen driving safety issues on
behalf of the Boys and Girls Clubs of Arizona, the CHP Designated Drivers Program,
AAA of Southern California, Driving MBA, and Community Tires of Arizona. Cassie is
currently working for Drivetech as a Professional Racecar Driver providing NASCAR
ride?a?longs for corporate clients and team building exercises. In 2010, she became
1 of 30 drivers’ nation?wide chosen to compete in the Drive for Diversity Combine in
Charlotte, North Carolina, where she was the fastest and most precise female driver
in the Late Model competition. As part of the 2010 Drive for Diversity Combine,
Cassie became part of the “Changing Lanes” television series on the BET Network.
About Trevor Cristiani
Trevor Cristiani (http:/trevorcristianiracing.com) won the biggest race of his
career by winning the Airport Auto Brokers Late Model Series feature at Ukiah
Speedway in August 2011 to clinch the series championship with still two races
left to go. Cristiani has already accomplished much in his young career including 15
Outlaw Kart championships, scoring his first Modified win at age 14, and getting his
first Late Model quick time at age 15. In 2011 Cristiani dominated the AABLM from
the start, beginning with three straight runner-up finishes.
About GSR Racing
GSR Racing is owned by driver Greg Rayl out of El Dorado Hills, California
(http://www.gsrracing.com). Greg made his NASCAR K&N Pro Series West debut in
2008 at hometown track, All American Speedway in Roseville, CA.
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