Keyed-Up Motorsports in NASCAR Sprint Cup Series ANNOUNCES Reduced Schedule for the Remainder of 2010 Racing Season

Mooresville, NC- (April 13, 2010) Keyed-Up Motorsports announced that it will be reducing its schedule for the remainder of the 2010 season.

The team has scaled back on crew members and those who remain will be prepping cars for the limited schedule. The team will continue its efforts in securing a sponsor and will not start and park for funding. “I set out with this team to race, not start and park,” said Key. “However, a reduced schedule will allow us to continue operations and focus our time on specific aspects of racing to make us stronger when we return to the track.”

Doug Richert remains at the helm as crew chief and will continue to lead operations.

“Doug has been a very pivotal part of this organization,” added Key. “Doug’s insight to this sport has helped me get a better understanding of the racing business.”

There is no set schedule for the remainder of the season, as some potential sponsors could change.  What is tentative for the team, however, is that the No. 90 car will not be participating at Texas next week.

About Keyed-Up Motorsports

Founded by Virginia businessman Raymond Key, Keyed-Up Motorsports in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series fields the No. 90 Chevrolet Impala driven by Scott Riggs. For more information about Keyed-Up Motorsports on the web, please visit: http://www.KeyedUpMotorsports.com