So, this week when Dee Causey contacted him about attending a meeting for racing possibilities, Casey was more than glad to oblige. Casey has accepted the invitation to race in the Monday, May 26 Memorial Day Legends event at Shenandoah Speedway for Causey Racing. This will not be Casey first opportunity to race for the Causey team. He made his debut in the Legends series in 2007 in the Causey Racing owned #23 ride.

In a season that included running in the NASCAR Busch East Series, Whelen All-American Series, INEX Legends Series and Pro-Winged Champ Karts; Casey came away in 2007 with 34 Starts,  2 Poles, 8 Wins,  25  Top 10's and 19 Top 5's. His successes running part time in the Legends Semi-Pro Series included 6 wins in only his first season.

Sponsors making this week possible are Dee Causey and Causey Racing, CBX Custom Modular’s, Ductworx, Advanced Custom Coatings, The Pizza Shop and Oyster Point Title. Casey is looking forward to teaming up with Causey Racing in 2008 and hopes to secure sponsors which will enable him to complete the season with team.

Casey Wyatt Racing is currently seeking sponsorship for their 2008-2009 racing opportunities; which include partnerships with teams in the NASCAR Camping World Series, ARCA, Craftsman Truck Series’. For more information about Casey Wyatt and his racing efforts, visit  www.caseywyattracing.com or call
Chrissy Ward at (757) 291-7663.

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Updated: Sunday, 22 June 2008 10:25 AM EDT

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE by Wyatt Motorsports info@caseywyattracing.com Casey Wyatt NASCAR Camping World Series Driver, NASCAR Whelen All-American Late Model Series, INEX Legends Series & Pro-Winged Champ Kart Driver

Newport News, VA- To say that Casey Wyatt has had an interesting race season, would be an understatement; his debut in the Busch East series was more than anyone could have hoped for. Having made the field on time, with no provisional options in his first showing was nothing short of awesome. Although the team didn’t finish the season being able to compete in the 5 Busch East races it had hoped to compete in, Casey and his team rounded out 2007with some stellar performances.

This season found Casey competing in four very different series, for four different team owners at multiple venues. Casey competed in the NASCAR Busch East Series for team owner and father Wayne Wyatt, the Whelen All-American Late Model Series for Butch Britt, the HRKC Winged Pro Champ Karts for Bill Mullis and the INEX Legends Series for Dee Causey.

All things totaled, Casey had a banner year. This is the first year in his career that he has competed for multiple teams, not to mention competing in everything from a sprint kart and an open wheeled Legend; all the way to a Busch chassis. He brought home 8 wins, 19 top fives, 25 top tens and two poles. In his last Whelen All-American Late Model Series start of the season, he qualified a disappointing 9^th and was ready to call it a night. But when the checkered flag waved he had his season best finish of 2^nd, only .198 seconds behind the eventual track champion.

Casey’s plans for the 2008 racing are still in the making and a full release is forthcoming. Until then you can catch him and his Rogers Electrical Whelen All-American Late Model Series teammate Dean Shifflett at the 2007 Fall Classic at Florence Motor Speedway in Florence, South Carolina November 2-4.

Casey would like to thank his father Wayne Wyatt and crew for all of their endless hours of effort and dedication to him and his racing in the Busch East and Late Model Series’. He would also like to thank Bill Mullis, Butch Britt and Dee Causey for believing in him and giving him the opportunity to race for them this season.

As always, racing is impossible without sponsors. Through Casey’s many teams, there were quite a few. He would like to thank the following businesses for their support: Wyatt Homes, B&C Seafood, Bostic Electric, Dixie RV Superstore, Rogers Electrical, Kim Jusino- Associate Broker, Hampton Roads Harley Davidson, CBX Custom Modulars, Advanced Technology Institute, Advanced Custom Coatings, The Pizza Shop, Ductworx and Oyster Point Title.

Wyatt Motorsports is currently seeking sponsorship for their 2008 Busch East season. For more information about Casey Wyatt and his racing efforts, visit  www.caseywyattracing.com or call Chrissy Ward at (757) 291-7663.

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Updated: Monday, 7 April 2008 7:19 PM EDT

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November 12, 2007: Casey Wyatt

NASCAR Busch East Rookie, Whelen All-American Late Model Series, INEX Legends Series &

Pro-Winged Champ Kart Driver

Florence, SC- Casey Wyatt traveled to Florence, SC to compete in the annual Seneca Fall Classic. After qualifying came to a close, Casey had burned off the quickest lap time to secure the pole.

Early in the running, he settled into second behind the outside polesitter. On several occasions he pulled alongside to reclaim the top spot, but decided to save the car for the latter part of the race.

Just past the ½ way mark, Casey spun out in the exit of turn 2 to avoid a wreck ahead of him; he was hit by two other competitors. Race officials decided his spin took place after the caution was thrown. The damage wasn't race ending, so he assumed his position in second place.

Lap traffic and a persistent brake problem prevented him from vying for the lead position again and he brought the #29 Rogers Electrical Monte Carlo back home to VA with a pole and a second place finish.

Casey will be returning to South Carolina Thanksgiving weekend for the Seneca Turkey 300 at Dillon Motor Speedway. Wyatt Motorsports is currently seeking sponsorship for their 2008 Busch East season. For more information about Casey Wyatt and his racing efforts, visit  www.caseywyattracing.com or call Chrissy Ward at (757) 291-7663.

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September 13, 2007: Casey Wyatt NASCAR Busch East Rookie, Whelen All-American Late Model Series, INEX Legends Series & Pro-Winged Champ Kart Driver 

Langley Speedway, HamptonVA- As tradition has it, Langley Speedway was closed last weekend for the Nextel Cup race at RIR. Going into this weekend’s race, the teams have had a week off to rest and regroup for the 100 lap Crossroads Fuel Late Model feature. 

The desire for Casey and his team at Langley Speedway this year has been to win races. After starting from scratch this with a different chassis; being competitive has become the challenge. However, they have been a consistent 6^th or better.  But no wins in the Late Model series- yet. 

Two weeks ago, Casey began the day fastest in practice, but started the race from the fourth spot. By lap 41 he had dropped back to the sixth spot and was fighting an extremely tight car when the caution flag waved for a spun car. Crew chief Sam Gaita discussed the need for some adjustments and Casey agreed that being the last car on the lead lap; in sixth place, there wasn’t much to lose. After his crew completed his adjustments, Casey returned to the race on the lead lap, behind the lap traffic. Within two laps, he had completed the pass of 7 competitors and by lap 53 had regained his position in 6^th. 

The 75 lap feature raced to the checkers without any additional cautions. The final 23 laps of the race, Casey was turning off some of the fastest laps in the field. Open practice tonight yielded even better laps on used tires than his last race. Therefore, the team is optimistic about their return to racing this weekend.  

HRKC Winged Pro Champ Karts Sponsored by Kim Jusino: Casey will start his evening by competing in the Bill Mullis owned, Front Row Racing champ kart. In six starts, Casey has amasses 4 top 5’s and 2 wins. This week will be the last Saturday night appearance for the HRKC Winged Pro Champ Karts and Casey hopes to be a challenger for the win.

Come on out and support Casey and his Rogers Electrical and Front Row Racing teammates. Gates open at 1 pm and racing starts at 7 pm.   Casey Wyatt is a rookie in the NASCAR Busch East series for Wyatt Motorsports, whom competes as part of a three kart Pro-Winged Champ Kart team owned by Bill Mullis, a two car Whelen All-American Late Model team owned by Butch Britt and a two car 600 Racing  Legend car owned by Dee Causey of Causey Racing.

Wyatt Motorsports is currently seeking sponsorship for their 2008 Busch East season. For more information about Casey Wyatt and his racing efforts, visit  www.caseywyattracing.com or call Chrissy Ward at (757) 291-7663.

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August 28, 2007: Casey Wyatt

NASCAR Busch East Rookie, Whelen All-American Late Model Series, INEX Legends Series &

Pro-Winged Champ Kart Driver

600 Racing Legends for Causey Racing - Casey Wyatt and his Causey Racing team owners are thrilled with his performance this weekend; especially since he wasn’t planning to compete for them until Thursday night.

Southside Speedway, MidlothianVA:  Friday night, Casey made only his third appearance in the Legends series. In the heat race he came to the stripe in third position which relegated him to a fifth place starting position for the feature. After the start of the feature, Casey quickly moved to the third position, which is where he would complete his second run of the evening. Casey has finished on the podium in every feature event since he began racing for Causey Racing at Southside Speedway.

Langley Speedway, HamptonVA:  Saturday night, Casey turned off his best qualifying effort in the Legend series. Starting fourth is never a racers favorite place to be- the outside. By lap two, he had secured the third position. As the heat came to the tires, it was very clear that he had his best ride yet ahead of him in the Legend Series at Langley Speedway.

His long run momentum was marred by cautions and his admitted need to perfect his restarts. However, his car was the fastest when the checkers flew and no one doubts that had he been able to roll on caution free, he would have been a strong contender for the victory. Casey stated “WOW this car was awesome. I definitely had a run when I could keep the heat in the tires. I really need to work on my restarts, these guys have tons of experience with restarts and it showed tonight. I’ll work on it though. We’ll get us one real soon!”

Casey would like to thank Dee Causey and Causey Racing for the opportunity to race for them in the 600 Racing Legends series. He would also like to thank his sponsors CBX Custom Modulars, ATI (Automotive Technology Institute), Ductworx, Advanced Custom Coatings, The Pizza Shop and Oyster Point Title.

Casey Wyatt is a rookie in the NASCAR Busch East series for Wyatt Motorsports, whom competes as part of a three kart Pro-Winged Champ Kart team owned by Bill Mullis, a two car Whelen All-American Late Model team owned by Butch Britt.

Wyatt Motorsports is currently seeking sponsorship for their 2008 Busch East season. For more information about Casey Wyatt and his racing efforts, visit  www.caseywyattracing.com or call Chrissy Ward at (757) 291-7663.

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Updated: Thursday, 13 September 2007 10:52 PM EDT

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August 28, 2007: Casey Wyatt

NASCAR Busch East Rookie, Whelen All-American Late Model Series, INEX Legends Series &

Pro-Winged Champ Kart Driver

Langley Speedway, HamptonVA- Casey returned to Late Model Racing in his Rogers Electrical Monte Carlo for Butch Britt racing this past weekend. At Langley Speedway, the Dodge manufacturer domination has had great hold on the Late Model series, so Casey and his Team 29 crew were excited about pacing the fastest laps in practice over the Dodges.

Qualifying was a bit exciting as Casey got sideways coming out of turn four due to miscalculations for tire pressures. This didn’t affect his effort tremendously as he put himself in fifth starting position for the 75 lap feature. At the start of the race, it was clear to all that the car was throwing everything that it could at Casey. It was a beast in the turns. This was extremely obvious when a challenge for position was mounted by driver Mark Wertz. Realizing his Rogers Electrical Monte Carlo wasn’t a winning car, he concentrated on protecting his position and keeping his car square off of the turns.

When the checkers flew, Casey brought home a strong 5^th place finish just one position ahead of his Rogers Electrical teammate Dean Shiflett. This would cap off an extremely busy and successful weekend for him with four top 5’s, three of them being 3^rd place finishes.

Casey Wyatt is a rookie in the NASCAR Busch East series for Wyatt Motorsports, whom competes as part of a three kart Pro-Winged Champ Kart team owned by Bill Mullis, a two car Whelen All-American Late Model team owned by Butch Britt and a two car 600 Racing  Legend car owned by Dee Causey of Causey Racing.

Wyatt Motorsports is currently seeking sponsorship for their 2008 Busch East season. For more information about Casey Wyatt and his racing efforts, visit  www.caseywyattracing.com or call Chrissy Ward at (757) 291-7663.

THIS WEEK:  Casey plans to run a double header at Langley Speedway. On schedule for him is a 75 lap Late Model feature and a 20 lap Sr. Pro Winged Champ Kart feature. Come on out and support Casey and his Britt and Front Row Racing teammates this Saturday night; racing starts at 7 pm.

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Updated: Thursday, 13 September 2007 10:52 PM EDT

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August 14, 2007: Casey Wyatt

NASCAR Busch East Rookie, Whelen All-American Late Model Series, INEX Legends Series & Pro Winged Champ Kart Driver

Two Top 5’s for Casey Wyatt at Langley Speedway

Langley Speedway, Hampton VA- Casey Wyatt and Causey Racing started the Peninsula Hardwood Mulch Legends event from third and eighth position. By lap 5 Casey had moved from eighth to fifth position. However he got caught up in a fierce battle between series regulars, and laid back to wait for the fires to cool. On lap 15, the bubble burst ahead of Casey as he pulled to the bottom of the track to complete the pass of the carnage. After the restart, he retained his spot in fifth and brought the #23 Causey Racing Legend home in fifth place.

In other Legend news, Casey is part of the Semi-Pro competitors on the State and National level with INEX. Three of his five starts ever have resulted in two firsts and a second place finish for the State and National standings with INEX. Car owner Dee Causey and teammate Rhet Causey are thrilled with his success thus far.

Casey & Causey Racings next appearance in the INEX Legends series will be tonight at Southside Speedway in Midlothian VA. We wish the all the best of luck.

Casey Wyatt is a rookie in the NASCAR Busch East series for Wyatt Motorsports, whom competes as part of this three kart Pro-Winged Champ Kart team owned by Bill Mullis, a two car Whelen All-American Late Model team owned by Butch Britt and a two car Legend team owned by Dee Causey.

Wyatt Motorsports is currently seeking sponsorship for their 2008 Busch East season. For more information about Casey Wyatt and his racing efforts, visit  www.caseywyattracing.com or call Chrissy Ward at (757) 291-7663

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Updated: Thursday, 13 September 2007 10:52 PM EDT

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Langley Speedway, Hampton VA- Casey Wyatt and Team 29 returned to racing action this past Saturday for their second attempt at breaking the Dodge stronghold on the Late Model division. Thursday evening’s test session had left the team with high hopes after turning impressive times with tires as used up as 250 laps. They knew there could be some hidden variables, such as weather and sticker tires that may affect their lap times. But they didn’t expect what they were met with in the first practice.

Mediocre handling a slower lap times forced the team to look for a more incriminating culprit than tires; and they found it. The locker in the rear end of the car was broken. Car chief Wayne Wyatt looked to neighbor and fellow Dodge racer Mark Wertz for help. Mark answered the plea with the locker they needed to compete. After qualifying, Casey would start the 75 lap feature from fifth position.

The start of the race yielded an extremely tight racecar and the lack of long runs in the early laps of the race prevented the stagger from opening up .The Rogers Electrical Monte Carlo would get into the turns fairly well, but Casey had to earn his keep by maintaining fifth the entire race. The key to his success was keeping the car on the bottom of the track and keeping it square coming out of turns two and four. Casey’s father Wayne Wyatt commented “Casey drove his butt off tonight. There were at least three or four occasions when I knew we were taking this car home on a hook. He had his hands full coming off of turn two several times when the car was totally sideways. I’m very proud of him and his fifth place finish.”

The Rogers Electrical Monte Carlo will be taking a couple of weeks off as the Wyatt Motorsports crew prepares to return to Busch East racing on Saturday August 25. Casey and crew chief Sam Gaita are confident that they are getting closer to victory lane at Langley Speedway and look forward to returning to Langley competition. Casey and the team would like to thank car owner Butch Britt of Rogers Electrical for the opportunity to compete for him and Mark Wertz for offering the parts needed to do so.

Casey Wyatt is a rookie in the NASCAR Busch East series for Wyatt Motorsports, whom competes as part of this three kart Pro-Winged Champ Kart team owned by Bill Mullis, a two car Whelen All-American Late Model team owned by Butch Britt and a two car Legend team owned by Dee Causey.

Wyatt Motorsports is currently seeking sponsorship for their 2008 Busch East season. For more information about Casey Wyatt and his racing efforts, visit  www.caseywyattracing.com or call Chrissy Ward at (757) 291-7663

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Updated: Thursday, 13 September 2007 10:51 PM EDT

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