DYLAN MARTIN RACING, LLC
LAKELAND, FLORIDA

Dylan not only has a passion for racing, he has a passion to help others through his racing. Dylan has a heart for the kids in the community. He is an advocate for the children of the Shriner's Hospital in Tampa, FL; the Sunshine Foundation in Davenport, FL; and has raised more than $25,000 for the C.A.R.S. kids, a charity that supports families of children that are battling lifelong illnesses. He is also a spokesman for TADD, Teens Against Distracted Driving. Dylan has had 2 Feature Articles in Speedway Illustrated Magazine; he was recognized as a Bay News 9 "Everyday Hero" for his work with children; and has had many radio and TV interviews highlighting not only his racing success, but also the charities that he has partnered with. Dylan appreciates his fans and sponsors for their support that allows him to do what he loves both on and off the track... Making a Difference! - Spokesperson for T.A.D.D. (Teens Against Distracted Driving) 2013 -Bay News 9 "Everyday Hero" Honor 2013 -Dylan finished 7th in points in the Florida United Pro Truck Series -Dylan made 10 starts with 2 top 5 finishes and 4 top 10 in 2012 Florida United Pro Truck Series -Best finish was Auburndale Speedway with a 3rd -Most Improved Driver, 2012 -He raised $6,000 for C.A.R.S. Racing for a Cause, Inc., a non-profit that helps children and families facing terminal illnesses - Dylan has reached #6 in the National Rankings in his Senior 120 car - Dylan has also reached #13 in the National Rankings in his World Formula car - He finished the 2010 season ranked #10 National USAC in his Senior 120 and #2 at his local track -Dylan Won The "Blackwater Integration Triple Crown" Championship, An also 5 other wins at his Local track Points run in his first season of racing pro trucks! Dylan not only has a passion for racing, he has a passion to help others through his racing. Dylan has a heart for the kids in the community. He is an advocate for the children of the Shriner's Hospital in Tampa, FL; the Sunshine Foundation in Davenport, FL; and has raised more than $25,000 for the C.A.R.S. kids, a charity that supports families of children that are battling lifelong illnesses. He is also a spokesman for TADD, Teens Against Distracted Driving. Dylan has had 2 Feature Articles in Speedway Illustrated Magazine; he was recognized as a Bay News 9 "Everyday Hero" for his work with children; and has had many radio and TV interviews highlighting not only his racing success, but also the charities that he has partnered with. Dylan appreciates his fans and sponsors for their support that allows him to do what he loves both on and off the track... Making a Difference! - Spokesperson for T.A.D.D. (Teens Against Distracted Driving) 2013 -Bay News 9 "Everyday Hero" Honor 2013 -Dylan finished 7th in points in the Florida United Pro Truck Series -Dylan made 10 starts with 2 top 5 finishes and 4 top 10 in 2012 Florida United Pro Truck Series -Best finish was Auburndale Speedway with a 3rd -Most Improved Driver, 2012 -He raised $6,000 for C.A.R.S. Racing for a Cause, Inc., a non-profit that helps children and families facing terminal illnesses - Dylan has reached #6 in the National Rankings in his Senior 120 car - Dylan has also reached #13 in the National Rankings in his World Formula car - He finished the 2010 season ranked #10 National USAC in his Senior 120 and #2 at his local track -Dylan Won The "Blackwater Integration Triple Crown" Championship, An also 5 other wins at his Local track Points run in his first season of racing pro trucks! Dylan's able to share his struggles with the students to provide them encouragement that with perseverance and hard work, you can accomplish the goal of education and graduation. He was not a textbook student and he was blessed to have teachers that strive to fit their lesson plans into something that would work for Dylan. Mrs. O'Neal Wiedenman had this to say about Dylan's visit, "The kids had a great time! Thanks for being an inspiration to them. I'm proud of you!". With the many challenges Dylan threw his teachers' way, they are proud of him and how he is able to share those challenges with students and encourage them to follow their dreams. Brandon and Dylan spent one-on-one time with the students during their lunch and shared stories about their years in the classroom and on the track. The students had some really good and funny questions for the boys. The students got a good laugh from Dylan and Brandon sharing about what they'd do if the other wrecked one. The students had lots of stories about their sibling rivalries. It was a fun time for all. Thank you Mrs. O'Neal Wiedenman. UPDATE - For the many who are wanting to know Dylan's progress on his Open Wheel Modified.....it's still in the build stage. It's a slow process for sure, but Dylan is determined to get it built. When you're doing it without sponsors, the speed of the build is at a much slower pace. But rest assured he will get it complete. He's anxious to get it on the track and start competing in a class he hasn't tackled before. He'll be looking for businesses who want to partner with him on his new quest. Stay tuned for upcoming opportunities to be a part of Dylan Martin Racing.