Kevin Conway’s No. 87 ExtenZe Toyota will carry the images of Tabitha Tuders along with contact and reward information on the deck lid for the Nashville 300 NASCAR Nationwide race at Nashville Superspeedway on April 23, 2011

CHARLOTTE, NC (April 19, 2011) – As part of the ‘ExtenZe Local Hero’ program, 2010 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Rookie-of-the-Year driver Kevin Conway is stepping up to assist the Nashville Police Department in the endangered missing teenager Tabitha Tuders case. For the upcoming Nashville NASCAR race weekend (April 22-23) at Nashville Superspeedway, Conway’s No. 87 ExtenZe Toyota will carry images along with contact and reward information on the deck lid of the Tuders case that has eluded the Nashville Police Department for the last 8 years. In fact, April 29, 2011, one weekend after the Tuders case will be featured on Conway’s car, will mark the eighth anniversary of her case.

Tabitha, who was 13 years-old at the time of her disappearance, is believed to have left her 1312 Lillian Street home sometime after 7:30 a.m. on April 29, 2003 to catch her school bus at the nearby intersection of 14th & Boscobel Streets. However, she did not board the bus that day and did not attend school and has been missing ever since. Authorities would like the public to know that Tabitha has a birthmark on her stomach, a scar on her finger, and her ears are pierced.

After six grueling years, Metro Nashville detectives and FBI agents staffed the case again last year with the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children. That meeting led to the suggestion of a re-canvassing of the neighborhood during the seventh anniversary of Tabitha’s disappearance to see if anyone in the community held the vital piece of information that would lead to the answer of what happened to Tabitha. What was put in action on April 30th last year was a team of 25 Metro Youth Services detectives, FBI agents and representatives from the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children who went door to door re-investigating the East Nashville neighborhood from where Tuders disappeared back in 2003.

The case was reassigned from the Youth Services Division to the Cold Case/Homicide Unit in January 2011. Nashville law enforcement authorities continue to seek the public’s help in locating the whereabouts of Tuders and are hoping that Conway and ExtenZe Racing’s assistance around the eighth anniversary of this case will help them reach that one person out there that may have the answer. The FBI has posted a reward of $25,000 for information leading to the arrest of a person or persons criminally involved in Tabitha’s disappearance. Anyone with information is urged to call Crime Stoppers at 74-CRIME. Callers can remain anonymous and still qualify for the reward money.

“At ExtenZe and NEMCO Motorsports we like to do our part to give back to the communities and markets we race in and couldn’t be more thrilled to help out and honor the Nashville Police Department in the Tabitha Tuders missing juvenile case,” said 2010 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Rookie-of-the-Year driver Kevin Conway. “This case has escaped Nashville law enforcement long enough and we just want to step up and do our part to dust off this case the best we can. With the reach and platform NASCAR gives us we hope that by carrying images along with contact and reward information on our car of the Tuders case we will reach that one person out there that may know something that could help solve this case.”

The ‘ExtenZe Local Hero’ program pays tribute to people who have gone to great lengths to make a difference in their communities. Those selected have faced danger, sacrificed their own safety for others or in some way displayed leadership that changed their community for the better. Award recipients become ExtenZe Racing Honorary Crew Chiefs, receive a tour of the paddock, attend the pre-race NASCAR Driver/Crew Chief meeting, and sit atop the pit box with Crew Chief Steven Gray to root on driver Conway piloting the royal blue and red No. 87 ExtenZe Toyota.

Fans can visit www.ExtenZeRacing.com to nominate their own local heroes. Also check in on blog/twitter feeds for the latest information on ExtenZe Racing and Kevin Conway.

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Kevin Conway’s No. 87 ExtenZe Toyota will carry the images of Jack “J.D.” Phillips along with contact information on the deck lid for the Royal Purple 300 NASCAR Nationwide race at Auto Club Speedway

CHARLOTTE, NC (March 21, 2011) – As part of the ‘ExtenZe Local Hero’ program, 2010 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Rookie-of-the-Year driver Kevin Conway is stepping up to assist the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Office in the missing juvenile Jack Daniel Phillips cold case. For the upcoming Fontana NASCAR race weekend (March 25-27) at Auto Club Speedway, Conway’s No. 87 ExtenZe Toyota will carry images and contact information on the deck lid of the Phillips case that has haunted the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s department for the last 16 years.

On the evening of Sunday, August 6, 1995 between the hours of 5:30 – 6:00 p.m. PT, nine year old white male Jack Daniel Phillips, also known as J.D., left his residence to go play at the Aspen Glen camp ground. The camp ground was approximately one quarter-mile from J.D’s home. At the time, J.D. lived with his mother Michelle Phillips and her live-in boyfriend Rod Cates in the city of Big Bear Lake, California. At approximately 9:00 p.m. PT Michelle became concerned that J.D. had not returned home before dark and drove to the Aspen Glen camp ground area looking for him. Michelle returned home and told Cates that J.D. was not at the park and that she was very concerned. At that point Michelle called the Sheriff’s Office and Deputies from the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Big Bear Station responded immediately and started their investigation. The mother and boyfriend are not considered suspects in this case.

The weekend of J.D.’s disappearance was the annual Old Miner’s Day Weekend in the Big Bear Lake area. The Old Miner’s Day weekend was a two-day celebration that drew approximately 25,000 – 30,000 people into the mountain areas of Big Bear Lake. Additionally, the Sheriff’s Specialized Detective Division Crimes Against Children Detail and the Sheriff’s Homicide Detail were brought into the investigation and a search team was put in place. The search encompassed 20 square-miles covering the Aspen Glen camp ground and all areas within Big Bear Lake, Big Bear City and Lucerne Valley. The Big Bear land fill was also searched for possible leads.

The search was conducted on foot, by horseback, all terrain vehicles, and helicopters. Fliers were distributed as well throughout the Big Bear area and all the way to Bakersfield, California. However nothing pertinent to the investigation has been found. San Bernardino law enforcement authorities continue to seek the public’s help in locating the whereabouts of Phillips and are hoping that Conway and ExtenZe Racing’s assistance in this case will help them reach that one person out there that may have the answer in this case. Law enforcement authorities ask that anyone with information please contact:

• Sheriff Homicide Detail (909)-387-3589
• WE TIP 1-800-78-CRIME (Anonymous)

“At ExtenZe and NEMCO Motorsports we like to do our part to give back to the communities and markets we race in and couldn’t be more thrilled to help out and honor the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s department in the Jack Phillips missing juvenile case,” said 2010 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Rookie-of-the-Year driver Kevin Conway. “This case has eluded San Bernardino law enforcement long enough and we just want to step up and do our part to dust off this case the best we can. With the reach and platform NASCAR gives us we hope that by carrying images and contact information on our car of the Phillips case we will reach that one person out there that may know something that could help solve this case.”

The ‘ExtenZe Local Hero’ program pays tribute to people who have gone to great lengths to make a difference in their communities. Those selected have faced danger, sacrificed their own safety for others or in some way displayed leadership that changed their community for the better. Award recipients become ExtenZe Racing Honorary Crew Chiefs, receive a tour of the paddock, attend the pre-race NASCAR Driver/Crew Chief meeting, and sit atop the pit box with Crew Chief Steven Gray to root on driver Conway piloting the royal blue and red No. 87 ExtenZe Toyota. Each recipient also receives a $1,000 award from ExtenZe, the world’s best selling male enhancement product, in recognition of their selflessness.

Fans can visit www.ExtenZeRacing.com to nominate their own local heroes. Also check in on blog/twitter feeds for the latest information on ExtenZe Racing and Kevin Conway.

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ExtenZe Racing to field two Super Late Model’s for the eighth running of the NASCAR Toyota All-Star Showdown, January 28-29

Charlotte, N.C. (January 26, 2011) – The 2010 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Rookie-of-the-Year driver, Kevin Conway is set to make his NASCAR Toyota All-Star Showdown debut this weekend at Toyota Speedway at Irwindale. With support from his sponsor ExtenZe, Conway will be driving the No. 88 ExtenZe Super Late Model. ExtenZe will also field another entry with 21 year-old development driver Christopher Winter behind the wheel of the No. 77 ExtenZe Super Late Model.

“With support from my sponsor ExtenZe, I am super stoked to be making my debut this weekend in the Toyota Showdown,” said Conway. “This opportunity comes on the heels of us announcing our 2011 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Daytona plans so it’s exciting to be kicking off 2011 with the ‘Daytona 500 of Short-Track Racing’ before officially heading to Daytona International Speedway for the Bud Shootout and Gatorade Duels. It’s always neat to get to race in fun non-points races like the Toyota Showdown and it will be especially cool this weekend to get to mentor and work with our development driver Christopher Winter,” added Conway.

Winter who hails from Arcadia, California came onto the scene last year as a Rookie at Toyota Speedway at Irwindale getting his start in the NASCAR Auto Club Late Model Series. Winter went on to compete in 7 Auto Club Late Model races before making his first ever career start in the NASCAR Pepsi Super Late Model Series where, after starting 10th, he went on to out perform many seasoned veterans finishing an impressive sixth place. Winter finished out last year in the Spears SRL Southwest Tour series finishing 32nd in points.

Earlier this week, Conway and ExtenZe announced that they have teamed up with driver/owner Joe Nemechek and Nemco Motorsports to kick-off the 2011 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series season. With this announcement, Conway will be behind the wheel of the No. 97 ExtenZe Racing Toyota Camry at this year’s Daytona Speedweeks. He will compete in the Bud Shootout alongside NASCAR’s biggest stars and the Gatorade Duels where he will attempt to make the 43 car-field for the 53rd running of the Daytona 500.

The Lynchburg, Va. Native, heads into the 2011 NASCAR season coming off a 2010 campaign that saw his name etched in NASCAR’s record books by becoming the 54th driver in the history of NASCAR to capture the Sprint Cup Series Rookie-of-the-Year championship. On his way to that feat Conway captured top Rookie honors in every race he competed in becoming the first Rookie driver to do so while setting a record of 29 Rookie-of-the-Race awards.

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ExtenZe Racing Contact:
Adam Colborne / 704-222-4122 / adam@exclaimracing.com

Charlotte, N.C. (January 24, 2011) – The 2010 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Rookie-of-the-Year driver, Kevin Conway, and ExtenZe Racing officially announced today on Sirius-XM Satellite Radio’s ‘The Morning Drive’ show on NASCAR Channel 128 that they have teamed up with driver/owner Joe Nemechek and Nemco Motorsports to kick-off the 2011 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series season.

With this announcement, Conway will be behind the wheel of the No. 97 ExtenZe Racing Toyota Camry at this year’s Daytona Speedweeks. He will compete in the Bud Shootout alongside NASCAR’s biggest stars and the Gatorade Duels where he will attempt to make the 43 car-field for the 53rd running of the Daytona 500.

The Lynchburg, Va. Native, heads into the 2011 NASCAR season coming off a 2010 campaign that saw his name etched in NASCAR’s record books by becoming the 54th driver in the history of NASCAR to capture the Sprint Cup Series Rookie-of-the-Year championship. On his way to that feat Conway captured top Rookie honors in every race he competed in becoming the first Rookie driver to do so while setting a record of 29 Rookie-of-the-Race awards.

He also returns to Daytona where he secured a career best finish of 14th in the 2010 July race that gave Front Row Motorsports its best finish ever since the teams inception back in 2005.

“Getting to run in the Bud Shootout and attempt to make the Daytona 500 has been a life long dream of mine and I am pleased to get this opportunity to do so with Nemco Motorsports,” said Conway. “ExtenZe and I initially worked with Joe back in 2009 running a few races in the Nationwide Series and we are excited to get back to where it all started. We worked well together in the Nationwide Series and look forward to building upon that success at Daytona Speedweeks this year and hopefully beyond,” added Conway.

“Nemco Motorsports is happy to make this announcement today and we are looking forward to kicking the 2011 season off with Kevin Conway and ExtenZe Racing,” said Nemechek. ”We first worked with them in 2009 running in the Nationwide Series for five races and are pleased to be realigning ourselves with NASCAR’s-Rookie of-the-Year and ExtenZe again hoping for even better success this season. After Daytona we hope to be able to work out some further details to add some additional races with Conway,” added Nemechek.

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Kevin Conway’s No. 7 ExtenZe Toyota will carry the images of the Short Family along with contact / $100,000 reward information on the deck lid for the TUMS Fast Relief 500

CHARLOTTE, NC (October 21, 2010) – On, July 21, 2010 Henry County 911 dispatcher Karen Bryant’s grandmother, Ruth Thompson, was at Fort Trial Baptist Church in Stanleytown, VA when she collapsed unexpectedly. Corporal (Cpl.) Steven Ball was on routine patrol when he heard the call come over his radio at 7:24pm ET. Two minutes later he arrived on the scene and determined she was in cardiac arrest. Cpl. Ball initiated CPR and helped work her in the ambulance en route to the Emergency Room. She was resuscitated several times during the trip and walked out of the hospital several weeks later. Cpl. Ball is credited with saving her life for his speedy work and for that he has been named an ‘ExtenZe Local Hero’ and will serve as an Honorary Crew Chief for NASCAR’s leading Sprint Cup Series Rookie-of-the-Year driver Kevin Conway and the ExtenZe racing team for this weekend’s TUMS Fast Relief 500 Sprint Cup Series race at Martinsville Speedway.

Additionally, as an extension to the ExtenZe Local Hero program in Martinsville and to further honor the Henry County Sheriff’s department, Conway’s No. 7 ExtenZe Toyota will carry images and contact/reward information on the Short Family murder case that has haunted the Henry County Sheriff’s department for the last eight years.

On August 15, 2002, at approximately 9:00am ET, the bodies of Michael and Mary Short were discovered in their Bassett, Henry County, Virginia, home. Michael was found on the couch inside the attached garage of the home with an apparent gun shot wound to his head. His wife Mary was found lying in her bed and had suffered the same fate as her husband. The Short’s 9-year-old daughter, Jennifer, was not located in the home and a search ensued for the missing child. However, Jennifer’s remains were found on September 25, 2002, along a stream bed off of Grogan Road, Stoneville, Rockingham County, North Carolina. It was determined that Jennifer’s death was caused by a gunshot wound to the head.

Law enforcement authorities continue to seek the public’s help in locating the suspect(s) involved in the murders of Michael, Mary and their young daughter Jennifer Short and are hoping that ExtenZe Racing’s help in this case will help them reach that one person out there that may have the answer in this case. A $100,000 reward is on the table and if anyone has any information concerning this case, law enforcement authorities ask that they be contacted at any of the following:

• THE FBI BY LOGGING ONTO WWW.RICHMOND.FBI.GOV
• FBI TIP LINE AT 1-800-225-5324
• CRIMESTOPPERS AT 276-632-7463 OR 276-63CRIME

“At ExtenZe and Robby Gordon Motorsports we couldn’t be more thrilled to help out and honor the Henry County Sheriff’s department this weekend at Martinsville,” said the leading NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Rookie-of-the-Year driver Kevin Conway. “We look forward to having Cpl. Ball at the track with our team for his precise efforts in reviving Mrs. Thompson and with the reach and platform NASCAR gives us we hope that by carrying images and contact information on our car of the Short Family case that we will reach that one person out there that may know something that could help solve this case.”

The ‘ExtenZe Local Hero’ program pays tribute to people who have gone to great lengths to make a difference in their communities. Those selected have faced danger, sacrificed their own safety for others or in some way displayed leadership that changed their community for the better. Award recipients become ExtenZe Racing Honorary Crew Chiefs, receive a tour of the paddock, attend the pre-race NASCAR Driver/Crew Chief meeting, and sit atop the pit box with Crew Chief Miles Stanley to root on rookie driver Kevin Conway piloting the royal blue and red No. 7 ExtenZe Toyota. Each recipient also receives a $1,000 award from ExtenZe, the world’s best selling male enhancement product, in recognition of their selflessness.

Fans can visit www.ExtenZeRacing.com to nominate their own local heroes. Also check in on blog/twitter feeds for the latest information on ExtenZe Racing and Kevin Conway.

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