Crandon, WI—AMSOIL Motorsports Marketing Manager Jeremy Meyer could not have scripted a more perfect scenario to launch the new AMSOIL Cup. Traditionally the biggest short course off-road race of the year, the Labor Day weekend Cup race pits PRO 2WD trucks against PRO 4X4 trucks in an all-out dash for cash. BorgWarner has been the title sponsor of the prestigious race for past 17-years, but decided to retire the BorgWarner Cup this year. Jeremy Meyer seized the opportunity and created the AMSOIL Cup to continue the tradition. AMSOIL has made a five-year commitment to the AMSOIL Cup sponsorship along with a record $25,000 payout for first, $5,000 for second, and $2,500 for third. (more…)
Baileigh Industrial TN-250 Tube Notcher
I was the Contest Winner for the Baileigh TN-250 Holesaw Tube Notcher Giveaway back in March and finally got some content for a good writeup. I have put it to good use in my shop for a few months, so I thought I would pass on what I’ve learned and show off a few features this holesaw tube notcher has. First of all, this tube notcher is Made in America and if that doesn’t make you feel warm and fuzzy inside, I’m not sure what will! The TN-250 tube notcher is a unique notcher and it has features unlike any other on the market. (more…)
Bark River, Michigan—After a few tuning changes to the chassis following Friday afternoon practice, Scott Douglas was confident he had a fast truck for Saturday’s Round 3 of TRAXXAS TORC Series presented by AMSOIL racing. Qualifying Saturday morning proved the point. Scott Douglas blistered the track with a 1:20.2 second lap – 3/10s quicker than the next fastest truck driven by Johnny Greaves. Normally the number one qualifier starts in the front, but USAC officials decided to shake up the points race and have the top six drivers draw for starting position. Douglas drew a six, bumping him back to the outside or row three. (more…)
Samuel Reed has been Baileigh Industrial’s IT Manager for the past several years making sure servers in Europe are talking to servers in various locations in North America. He has been instrumental during our many years of solid growth. Sammy has had recent internships at NASA and IBM, and has recently accepted a position working for a huge consulting firm where he will be based at Fort Belvoir in Alexandria, VA working on a contract for the Defense Department. We wish Sammy all the best and thank him for his years of service. Pictured above (R-L) is Baileigh President/CEO – Stephan B. Nordstrom and Samuel Reed.
Crandon, Wisconsin—The driver with the highest percentage of professional short-course off-road podium (top three) finishes chalked up three more at the 2010 TRAXXAS TORC Series presented by AMSOIL season opener. Scott Douglas, team owner and driver of the AMSOIL Kumho Ford F-150 is currently second in PRO 4X4 points, just six behind Rick Huseman. (more…)
Scott Douglas of Douglas Motorsports
June 21, 2010 – Baileigh Industrial has expanded its reach into the realm of off road racing by signing 11 time champion Scott Douglas to race in the TRAXXAS/USAC (TORC) series. Scott will race the full 14 race schedule throughout the midwest behind the wheel of his Ford F-150 in the Pro-4 class, including the world famous Crandon Off Road Raceway World Championships. (more…)
Recently, Baileigh Industrial company executives made the trip to Las Vegas to witness first hand the intense action of the Lucas Oil Off Road Series. Ryan Busnardo commented on the partnership coming full circle. “Baileigh Industrial is a great Race Partner for the Hart and Huntington Off Road Team. Stephan Nordstrom has taken a special interest in Off Road Short Course Racing and is working in very unique ways to our team. The relationship has become mutually beneficial and we are all very excited.”
Driver Carey Hart of Hart and Huntington / PMG Racing along with wife Alecia Beth Moore (aka – PINK) talking with Dan Simmer and Stephan Nordstrom of Baileigh Industrial.
Be sure to check out Ian Johnson of X-treme 4×4 working with the Baileigh R-M55 roll bender…
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By Brian ‘woody’ Swearingen
Friday, May 14th, 2010
There are a lot of options these days for tubing benders. The vast majority of these companies come into the market with a simple manual bender and then grow their business into more sophisticated systems. (more…)
