Auto Insurance Championship Racing Show Car

Bob Stallings Racing Champion Grand-Am two Rolex Sports Car Series Team and Driver Championship less than two weeks ago at Homestead-Miami Speedway, and the main team sponsor GAINSCO Auto Insurance is not letting a little delayed. The No. 99 GAINSCO Auto Insurance shows racing car - a replica of the 185-MPH Pontiac Riley Daytona Prototype is GAINSCO / Bob Stallings Racing and drivers Alex Gurney and Jon Fogarty to the championship in 2007 and 2009 - will maintain a busy tour schedule for the remainder of the year. The next stop is this weekend 42-year-Mountain Moonshine Festival in Dawsonville, Ga.


GAINSCO's award-winning show car program on the road for more than 200 days each year since its debut in 2007, but this weekend the Mountain Moonshine Festival will mark the first visit to Georgia, the annual SafeAuto festival of speed and racing heritage. The weekend crowd of more than 100,000 people are expected to celebrate the legend of "moonshine runner" that racing's pioneers, local hero and NASCAR champion Bill ( "Awesome Bill from Dawsonville") Elliott, and more recently, every aspect of motorsport in the world.

Unique landscape rear-engine exotic sports car in the heart of Daytona Prototype sports car country actually makes more sense than might appear to GAINSCO Auto Insurance and an independent agent for the partners. GAINSCO develop business in Georgia earlier this summer and Mark Misirly, owner of Auto Insurance, with a pair of Dallas-based company representatives at the exhibition insurance policy in Duluth, Ga., in August. That was the idea of carrying a bright red Misirly No. 99 race car to the city for the festival has been Moonshine. The GAINSCO Daytona Prototype race car can not be trusted to keep some loyal NASCAR, but one name on the car will be decided.