BROKEN ARROW, Okla. – Brady Bacon Racing has announced the addition of a micro sprint division to the team’s already diverse stable of operations.

Brady Bacon cut his teeth in micro sprints and attributes much of his success to the skills he acquired during that time in his career.

The project has been a year in the making and BBR is grateful for all of its suppliers who have helped make it a reality.

“I have always loved micro sprint racing and have had some great times and made lifelong friends growing up in that community. I also thoroughly enjoy helping young drivers improve and feel that my experience can help shorten their learning curve,” said Bacon. “I hope to give the best opportunity to learn on and off the track in order to create a strong foundation for their future.

“This team is something I have thought about for years and the pieces have finally come together.”

The team has assembled a Sawyer Chassis, with engines from Metric Cycles fueled by Engler Fuel Injection.

“It was natural for me to choose Sawyer Chassis, because I am so familiar with them and have had a ton of success in their cars,” Bacon noted. “I wanted to be able to come out of the box with something I know is capable of winning. I also wanted to use Engler Injection because Tim Engler has a passion for racing that is unmatched. He has been a huge asset to my sprint car career and I know he will be a key to getting this team to victory lane as well.”

Keizer Wheels, FK Shocks by FK Indy, Lightning Wings, FK Rod Ends, Smith Titanium, Brown and Miller and Proglide Coatings will also be utilized on the car.

“It has been great working with people and companies that I have built relationships with beginning in my micro days, as well as be able to grow relationships with companies I now use on my sprint cars,” Bacon added. “With the great support from everyone involved I know we have a car of the best possible quality.”

BBR will make it’s micro sprint debut at the Tulsa Shootout with young up-and-coming Oklahoma native Gunner Bowden behind the wheel.

“I am glad to get an opportunity to be part of this team, learn from Brady, and hopefully improve as a driver on and off of the track,” said Bowden. “I have driven for my dad for eight years and am ready for this change. I will do my part and hopefully make this team stand out. I am thankful for the entire situation.”

“I was introduced to the Bowdens by one of my close friends, and it has been a pleasure getting to know them,” Bacon added. “Gunner has a lot of potential, and I am looking forward to providing him great equipment, helping him hone his skills, and prepare him for wherever his career may take him.”