Circle Track Stock Car — 10 November 2010


Looking to Top 14th-Place Run Scored Last June

MOORESVILLE, N.C. (November 1, 2010) – Jennifer Jo Cobb’s
scored her best finish of the 2010 NASCAR Camping World Truck
Series season at Texas Motor Speedway last June. Her 14th-place
run at the 1.5-mile race track has her anxiously awaiting the
opportunity to top her performance in this week’s Longhorn 350k.
Cobb will have a new sponsor adorning her Ford F-150 at TMS. On
board Cobb’s truck will be Kansas City-based Guier Fence.
“It is great to have a company headquartered in the KC area come
out on the road with us as a primary sponsor for the Texas race,”
Cobb said.

“I have a beautiful Guier Fence in my yard and my neighbors just
loved it when I got it and they thanked me for sprucing up our
already lovely neighborhood with it.

“We ask our fans to support Guier Fence on Facebook as well as to
look at them for franchising opportunities for those seeking a
business. And of course, if you need a fence, Guier just makes
sense!”

“Guier Fence has been stretching to accomplish growth this year
with our new franchise operation, much like Jennifer has in her
quest to become a top 20 finisher in the NASCAR Camping World
Truck Series,” said Lea Bailes, Chief Executive Officer of Guier
Fence.

“We’re really pleased to have an opportunity to partner with
Jennifer. Her values align well with ours. Jennifer’s attitude toward
her business and her racing is very much in line with Guier Fence’s
attitude. Guier Fence is one of the most progressive thinking
companies in the fence industry and is constantly innovating.
Jennifer is progressive and innovative as a driver and now team
owner. We look forward to this continuing relationship with
Jennifer, and we of course wish her the best of luck in the Texas
race as well as in all races she participates.”

Cobb Comments on Her Return to Texas Motor Speedway:
“Our best finishes this season came at Texas and Darlington. We
had 14th-place runs at each venue. That has me really excited
about returning. It’s a track that my crew chief had an awesome setup for and a good baseline for us to start with. Hopefully we’ll
be able to pick up where we left off.

“Attrition can play a big factor at Texas. There are usually a lot of
wrecks and motors have a tendency to blow because the speeds
are so quick. The key is to know when it’s time to go. You don’t
want to race for position when or fight to keep your spot when
there are still tons of laps left in the race. That’s what gets you in
trouble. Our formula has been to stay conservative in the beginning
and pick up the pace as we go. That’s been pretty successful for us
and we’ll stick to it this week.

“We’re taking one of my favorite trucks to Texas, Jimi. It’s named
after Jimi Hendrix. This truck ‘rocks.’ We’re hoping to improve the
truck by reducing drag and increasing horsepower. The guys at the
shop have spent a lot of time getting it ready and I’m hoping it will
take us to our best finish of 2010.”

About Jennifer Jo Cobb:
Jennifer Jo Cobb is a NASCAR Nationwide Series, NASCAR Camping
World Truck Series and ARCA Racing Series driver as well as a
national spokesperson, public speaker and television personality.
Jennifer is working to secure sponsorship for 2010. Between race
events, Jennifer does appearances for her sponsors, is a public
speaker, runs her businesses and works for the Richard Petty
Driving Experience.

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