Bob Schacht Motorsports participated in the ARCA RE/MAX Series Open Test Sessions at Daytona International Speedway back in December, in preparation for the upcoming ARCA 200 at Daytona in February.
 
With two cars and four different drivers taking part in the test the Bob Schacht Motorsports team was busy for all three days of the test. Drivers behind the wheel for Bob Schacht  in the #75A included ARCA RE/MAX Series veterans, Brandon Knupp and Michael Simko with overall times hovering around the Top-10 all three days.
 
While the #75 B was driven by series competitor Benny Chastain and newcomer Scott Stenzel, both drivers showed impressive lap times.
 
According to veteran owner and crew chief Schacht, “The test was very successful, we got some good feed back about the adjustments we need to make for the race in February and are working hard to get those completed so we can test one more time at Talladega before the race.”
 
Bob Schacht and his team are planning on testing at Talladega in late January in preparation for the Daytona event, for which they have come to an agreement with NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series driver Brian Scott to compete in the ARCA RE/MAX Series event on February 9.
 
BSM also has availability for their Race Rental and Driver Development Programs in the ARCA RE/MAX Series and the NASCAR Nationwide Series for which they have purchased NASCAR  Nationwide Series cars from (DEI) Dale Earnhardt , Inc and have opportunities still available for.the remainder of the 2008 race season including the NNS season opener at Daytona..
 
Aside from readying for the ARCA RE/MAX Series and NASCAR Nationwide Series seasons, Bob Schacht Motorsports has taken on the task of building racecars for the Old School Racing Champions Tour.
 
(OSR) is a new racing series debuting in 2008 that will have retired and semi-retired champion drivers competing in a 10 race regular season schedule followed by a “Last Chance Race” and a “Championship Race”.
 
Eligible drivers are previous NASCAR Cup, Busch, Truck race winners, series champions from ARCA, CART and Indy Car, and previous Indy 500 winners that are not currently competing full time in any of the previous series. There will be 15 drivers competing in each regular season race and 20 drivers in the OSR Championship Races.