GET Racing

GET Racing joined the AARL in 2007, creating the 6 and 37 teams.

#### Tyler Welsh (2007-2009)

Rookie Tyler Welsh signed on with GET Racing for his rookie year, begining his career with a third placed finish at Dover. However, that would be Welsh's best finish on the year, only finishing inside the top ten once more, and the top fifteen four more times. Welsh would finish 17th in his first year, fourth in the race for Rookie of the Year, and earning a contract extension through 2009. In 2008, Welsh's second year with GET Racing, he would finish 4th at Rockingham, his second best career finish at that point. He would earn another top ten that season, at Wall, finishing 16th on the year, one position better than his 2007 season.

In 2009, Tyler Welsh would begin his season with a top five at Dover, but would not return again to the top five until Wall. Welsh would improve on his 2008 season, finishing 14th in the points, again beating his teammate. Welsh would ask GET Racing for a multiyear deal, but they refused to sign him for more than two years. So, he left the team after the season, signing with HYT Racing for three years.

#### Ki Nakashima (2010-)

Ki Nakashima was signed from the Dodge Development team, coming off of a year in AARL Two where they finished 3rd in the points and receiving the Most Popular Driver Award. Nakashima had a good season, earning two top tens, and a 4th place finish at Bristol. He would finish 16th in the point standings, right behind teammate Mattie Booker, en route to win the Rookie of the Year Award.

### Car Number 37(2007-08)/51 History

#### Roger Rowe (2007)

Roger Rowe signed to GET Racing for his rookie season, as well as the team's first year. Rowe underpreformed, not earning any top tens, and only finishing in the top fifteen five times. Rowe would finish 20th in the standings, and not return to GET Racing for the 2008 season.

#### Elisa Bush (2008)

Rookie Elisa Bush would sign with GET Racing for the 2008 season, earning two top tens. However, she also finished 8 races 20th or worse, finishing 21st in the points, 5 positions then teammate Tyler Welsh. Bush would not be resigned by GET Racing, and would instead sign with PPI Autosport, replacing Mattie Booker who had coincidentally signed with GET Racing, to drive Bush's car, the renumbered 51.

#### Mattie Booker (2009-)

Mattie Booker joined GET Racing in 2009, replacing Elisa Bush. Booker would preform well, earning three top tens, compared to Elisa Bush's two. Additionally, Booker finished 16th in the point standings, while Bush would only manage 21st. This was a huge improvement, but despite that, Booker still finished behind his teammate, Tyler Welsh, 2 positons behind.

In 2010, Booker would have an even better season, finishing 15th in the point standings, with a best finish of third at Talladega. After his strong preformance, Booker would be given an extension through 2012.

## AARL Two Series History

### Car Number 6 History

#### Tyler Welsh (2009)

Tyler Welsh would race full time in AARL Two's inagural season while competing full time in AARL One. In those races, he would finish runner up at the season opener at Dover, but would be unable to capture a win, finishing 4th in the point standings, only two points behind 2nd place Naoki Hattori and one place behind Ki Nakashima. Initially planning to return to AARL Two racing in 2010, after Tyler Welsh left the team he was replaced by Ki Nakashima, whom had narrowly beat out the 6 in 2009. Nakashima would replace Welsh in both AARL One and AARL Two.

#### Ki Nakashima (2010-)

Ki Nakashima would race full time in AARL Two for GET Racing in 2010 while driving full time in AARL One. Nakashima would not be able to recapture the strength they had last year, only finishing 5th in the points, with a runner up finish at Road Atlanta.

### Car Number 37 History

#### Rafael Brown (2009-2010)

Rafael Brown raced part time in 2009, earning two top tens, but he DNF'd in his final race of the season, Talladega. He would be brought back for 2010, but he would regress, and after the season the 37 team was shut down.

### Car Number 51 History

#### Jenny Clark (2009)

Jenny Clark would preform exceptionally poor in 2009. Clark would earn only two top fifteen finishes, and would finish three races outside of the top twenty. She would finish 20th in the points, far, far behind her teammate Tyler Welsh in 4th, and would not be resigned for 2010.

#### Patrick Bell (2010)

Patrick Bell was brought in to replace Clark after a poor season, but would finish even worse than her. Bell had two top fifteens, and finished 21st in the points standings. Bell was not resigned for 2011.