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Seelman New Must See Competition Director
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Must See Racing Sprint Series officials announced the appointment of North Carolina’s Brent Seelman as the series competition director.
Seelman has been a part of the Must See Racing event management team for several years, handling a variety of responsibilities including push trucks, safety and as acting competition director at the end of the 2014 season.
“We couldn’t be more pleased that Brent has accepted the position of competition director,” said Must See Racing founder Jim Hanks. “Brent has many years of experience in virtually every facet of sprint car racing. His vast experience and commitment to running an event is a valuable asset to our series, race teams and the fans.”
Seelman joins Flagman J.D. Wilbur, Pit Stewards Mark Brochu and Chuck Ricklefs and Tech Director Dick Kercher on the Must See Racing management team.
The Must See Racing Xtreme Sprint Series opens the 2015 season this Saturday at Hickory (N.C.) Motor Speedway during the Easter Bunny 150. The PASS South super late models will also be competing Saturday at Hickory.
Seelman has been a part of the Must See Racing event management team for several years, handling a variety of responsibilities including push trucks, safety and as acting competition director at the end of the 2014 season.
“We couldn’t be more pleased that Brent has accepted the position of competition director,” said Must See Racing founder Jim Hanks. “Brent has many years of experience in virtually every facet of sprint car racing. His vast experience and commitment to running an event is a valuable asset to our series, race teams and the fans.”
Seelman joins Flagman J.D. Wilbur, Pit Stewards Mark Brochu and Chuck Ricklefs and Tech Director Dick Kercher on the Must See Racing management team.
The Must See Racing Xtreme Sprint Series opens the 2015 season this Saturday at Hickory (N.C.) Motor Speedway during the Easter Bunny 150. The PASS South super late models will also be competing Saturday at Hickory.
