BjornSport

**BjornSport**
Sal Vulcano
Mike Bliss
Eustace Charlton Haney
George Russell
Allison Russell
 Base
 Series
Okaycar Dev Series
 Drivers
21. Jüri Vips
23. Carson Ware
**Okaycar Dev Series**
28. Florida Man
44. Ryan Reed
**Okaycar Truck Series**
21. Kaptain Skurvy
23. Donkey Kong
44. King K Rool
**Rolex 500 Extras**
44. Lawless Alan
 Sponsors
21. James Whitener's Red Bull Spirits in memoriam of Lhao Sheng
23. State Fair
**Okaycar Dev Series**
28. GatorAid
44. Lilly Diabetes
**Okaycar Truck Series**
21. Monster Energy
23. Fritos
44. Persona 5
**Rolex 500 Extras**
44. AutoParkIt
 Manufacturer
 Debut
 Drivers' Championships
**Okaycar Pro Series**:
2022
 Owners' Championships
 Race victories
**Okaycar Pro Series**: 4
**Okaycar Dev Series**: 11
**Okaycar Truck Series**: 1

**BjornSport**, also known as **BjornSport with Team 91 Motorsports,** and formerly known as **BjornSport navigated by Netscape Navigator** and **Norway Racing**, and colloquially known as **The Fat Nutz Boyz,** is a race team currently competing in the Okaycar Pro Series, Okaycar Dev Series and Okaycar Truck Series. It formerly competed in the Okaycar Fall Brawl. The team currently fields the #23 Chevrolet Camaro for Carson Ware and the #21 Chevrolet Camaro for Jüri Vips in the Okaycar Pro Series, the #44 Chevrolet Camaro for Ryan Reed and #28 Chevrolet Camaro for Florida Man in the Okaycar Dev Series. In the Okaycar Truck Series they field the #23, #21 and #44 Chevrolet Silverados for Donkey Kong, Kaptain Skurvy and King K Rool.

They suck and are bad.

## Car no. 23 History

### 2020

The #23 team would first be entered in the 2020 Okaycar Pro Series, driven by Will Kimmel and sponsored by the #team23 movement. Will Kimmel would notch a victory at New Hampshire Road Course, but after a crash at Iowa, would announce his retirement at the end of that year. He would finish 7th in points with 6 top 10s.

### 2021

Mike Bliss was selected to fill the departing Kimmel's shoes, and with sponsorship from Vannoy, came onto the Okaycar Pro Series scene with a bang. Mike Bliss would win his second start at Charlotte and end the year 12th in points with 6 top 10s.

### 2022

Mike Bliss was retained as driver of the 23, bringing Alzheimer's Research & Prevention Foundation as sponsor. Mike Bliss would win the Rolex 500 in a last turn pass and win his first and only Okaycar Pro Series Championship.

### 2023

After a late offseason switch to Toyota, Mike Bliss was retained to pilot the Aisin sponsored 23. He was bit by the champion's curse and finished a dismal 23rd in points with only four top 10s.

### 2024

Mike Bliss continued his association with the 23 and BjornSport and was joined by sponsor Miccosukee. Mike would win a farce of a race at Pocono and collect 6 top 10s. He would finish 10th in points.

### 2025

Bliss would return and run dismally that year, finishing a distant 27th in points, with 4 top 10s. Bliss was involved in a brutal accident at Charlotte Motor Speedway, which was the catalyst for his retirement.

### 2026

Mike Bliss retired at the end of the 2025 season, and his car was filled by Justin Haley. Haley brought aboard the Fraternal Order of Eagles as a sponsor. Haley would finish runner-up at Richmond and Canandaigua and ended up 13th in points.

### 2027

Mike Bliss returned to the Okaycar Pro Series as an Owner/Driver, after original driver Bomby Duluth died. Bliss would finish 8th in points with 5 top 10s.

### 2028

Carson Ware would fill in the 23 with sponsorship from State Fair Corn Dogs.