“It wasn’t quite the finish we were shooting for,” said Tim Jr. “But overall - for our first time out with the #48 team – getting to know everyone, learning how to work with the crew, seeing how things are approached, the personalities, and everything that goes on in building a successful relationship within a team – I’d say the weekend was a success.”

It was the first time for Tim Jr. and the team to work together at the race track, so the learning curve was pretty steep for the whole team. But in the end, Tim Jr. and the Fast Track Team felt they took some big steps during the weekend.

Tim Jr. would start the #48 La Famiglia DelGrosso Chevy from the 35^th position for the 200 mile event. The plan was to get comfortable throughout the early going, stay with the pack, and then work towards a solid finish in the end. Unfortunately a terminal problem with the power steering system would end the team’s day early.

 “We accomplished a lot in the 2 days here at Atlanta,” Tim Jr. said. “With it being my first time out this season, along with my first time at a track this big – it took some time just to get back into the rhythm of things. Once I got comfortable, then we were able to work on talking about things – communication is key in this deal and I think that part went really well. I’m looking forward to what we might be able to do in the future.”

“I want to give a big thanks to the entire DelGrosso Family, DelGrosso Foods, DelGrosso’s Amusement Park, and their new La Famiglia DelGrosso Brand for supporting us this weekend. They are great people, and as everyone who has ever tasted a DelGrosso Product knows – they make great stuff!”

“I also want to thank Andy Hillenburg and his Fast Track Team,” Tim Jr. added. “We’re lining some other events up at this time. Once we get back home and have a chance to talk with everyone we should be making a few more announcements regarding our upcoming plans - - so we’re looking forward to that.”