One Source Solutions is one of the strongest credit card processing resellers in the southeast, offering retailers competitive pricing, 24/7 customer service in several languages and a wide variety of products to choose from.
The company provides the expertise and reliability to enable merchants to accept credit cards, debit cards and checks, as well as provide them with A.T.M. machines.

Dayne Miller of One Source Solutions said the company will direct a large portion of it’s commissions earned back into the Faith Motorsports race team in hopes of helping Shepherd’s single-car team grow to the next level.

“We anticipate that a great number of businesses will want to use our services instead of another reseller because we will be giving back dollars to the team and the ministry,” Miller said. “These are services that all businesses already have and they are usually using a reseller who they do not have a personal relationship with. We look forward to saving money for our customers and giving back to Morgan’s team and ministry.”

The One Source Solutions logo will appear on the upper rear quarter panels of Shepherd’s #89 Chevrolet for this weekend’s event at Daytona, before moving to a less prominent location on the car for each of the remaining 2009 races.

No stranger to racing, the company is also a series contingency sponsor in the USA Racing Series, formerly Hooters Pro-Cup Series, where it provides the racing series with credit card processing services.

More information about One Source Solutions can be found online at www.onesourcesolutions1.com.

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Faith Motorsports would like thank the Days Inn Campton for its lodging support of the team during its trip to the Magic Mile. The team will display the Days Inn logo on the #89 Chevrolet throughout the race weekend and the hotel’s management will be guests of the team at the track.

Viox Services, which is celebrating 60 years of service, combines the responsiveness of a hometown contractor with the problem-solving resources and expertise of a national facility management firm. As a result, Viox has consistently registered double-digit annual revenue growth and in 2007 topped $74 million in sales.

The Viox Services logo will appear on the rear quarter panels of Shepherd’s Faith Motorsports entry and company officials will join the team at the track for the race weekend.

By offering multiple facility maintenance, management, construction and engineering support services, Viox Services provides a one-stop solution for a full range of facilities needs. The company’s 900 associates self-perform over 90 percent of the firm’s contracted work — a workload that annually covers over 60-million-square-feet of commercial, institutional and industrial facilities.

Viox Services can be found on the web at www.viox-services.com.

The hotel, located at 600 West Third Street in Covington, KY, offers a riverfront view of the Cincinnati skyline and is located directly across the Ohio River from the Queen City.

For reservations you can contact the hotel online at www.holidayinn.com/cvg-riverfront.

Faith Motorsports would like to thank the Holiday Inn, Cincinnati-Riverfront for its support of the team. The hotel’s management will be guests of the team at the track and the hotel’s logo will appear on the #89 Chevrolet throughout the race weekend.

Findlay was named an OnStar Circle of Excellence Winner in 2007, one of just 16 dealerships nationwide to receive the honor for its community involvement.

The family-owned dealership has more than 600 vehicles on its lot and offers 60 state-of-the-art service bays for its customers.

The Findlay Chevrolet logo will be carried on Morgan Shepherd’s #89 Impala SS throughout the weekend events at LVMS, the team announced. The logo will adorn the car’s lower rear quarter panels.

Fans who wish to thank Findlay Chevy for their sponsorship can contact the dealership at 6800 Torrey Pines Drive in Las Vegas, call them direct at 702-545-6839 or access them online at www.findlaychevy.com.

In addition, Eldora Speedway will serve as an associate sponsor for the third straight weekend and will have its logo on the car’s B posts and rear decklid, while full-year associate sponsor Lagina Plumbing will have its decals displayed in front of the Impala’s rear wheels.

Minor associate sponsors for the race include ECO-FIRST and Custom Vinyl Lettering, the team announced.

“We at Lagina Plumbing are tremendously impressed with Morgan Shepherd and the entire Faith Motorsports team,” Lagina said. “Morgan’s hard work, his determination in the face of adversity, and his passion for racing are even more impressive when you consider his purpose for life. He’s racing to win, but he knows there’s something infinitely more important in life. We’re honored to help him carry that message throughout the racing circuit.”

Lagina’s corporate logo will be carried on the team’s #89 Chevy in all 35 races, as well as on the team’s uniforms, pit crew suits, pit box and other equipment.

Lagina Plumbing launched its support for Faith Motorsports amid the 2008 season, and is very pleased to be an associate sponsor of the team for the entire 2009 season, Lagina said.

“We’re all rooting for the best season ever this year for Morgan and his team at Faith Motorsports. It’s a great team; we’re confident they will produce winning results,” Lagina said.

In addition to the traditional on-track sponsorships, Lagina’s advertisements will also appear on the team’s tractor-trailer hauler and on its website, www.racewithfaith.com.

Shepherd, who at age 67 is NASCAR’s oldest and most experienced full time competitor, said having a company such as Lagina Plumbing involved with his program only increases the team’s desire to succeed.

“Mr Lagina and his family were such a blessing to us throughout the 2008 season and we are so thankful to welcome them back for a full season this year,” Shepherd said. “They run their business and serve their clients the same way we go about racing, with honesty and dedication.”

Shepherd said Lagina’s sponsorship in 2008 allowed the team to improve its finishes dramatically as the season progressed, including a 13th place run at Talladega Superspeedway.

Shepherd finished the 2008 campaign 29th in driver points while the team was 31st in owner points, both the highest marks since Faith Motorsports started racing in 2006.

Shepherd, who had fielded Dodges in his final two seasons in the Sprint Cup Series in 2005 and 2006, and in the Nationwide Series in 2007 and 2008, will make the switch to Chevrolet for the 2009 race season, the team announced today.

While enjoying a very positive and longstanding relationship with Dodge, Shepherd said the move to Chevrolets this season will enable his team to work more closely with others in the Nationwide garage who are also affiliated with GM.

“We have historically worked with Johnny Davis and his program, and last year we were so thankful for the help that Kevin Harvick and Tony Stewart provided to our team,” Shepherd said. “Our switching over to Chevrolet will make our relationships with these and other teams more beneficial to all of us.”

Davis and Harvick field Chevrolets in the Nationwide Series under the Davis Motorsports and Kevin Harvick Incorporated banners, respectively. Stewart will field Chevrolets in the Sprint Cup Series under his newly-formed Stewart-Haas Racing.

Shepherd, who drove a Chevrolet in the final two road course races in 2008 at Montreal and Watkins Glen, said that much of his Dodge fleet of cars from last season has already been converted or will soon be switched over to Chevrolet bodies.

“We had the road course car already from last year and the car that Kevin Harvick built for us last year has been changed over as well,” Shepherd said. “We are finishing up the speedway car now and will begin changing the others over as soon as we get our Daytona car done. We are going through everything and making it better.”

Shepherd said his team is also finalizing its engine program agreements and is finishing up engineering alliances with other Chevrolet programs that will hopefully help the team’s race performance in 2009.

“We will have some announcements on those things soon,” he said.

While the team is planning to run the full 35-race Nationwide Series schedule with Shepherd behind the wheel, efforts by Shepherd’s Victory in Jesus Racing Ministries is also planning many trackside outreach events in 2009.

“We are all very excited about 2009 and what we are going to be able to do on the track as well as off the track for our Lord,” Shepherd said.