HUMBL Announces Marketing Program with Emerling-Gase Motorsports and Joey Gase For the 2023 NASCAR XFINITY Race at Daytona International Speedway - Seite 2

The 31-degree banked Daytona International Speedway held the first event for the new NASCAR XFINITY Series race in 1982, and the late Dale Earnhardt came home the winner. In fact, Earnhardt won a total of seven XFINITY Series season-openers at Daytona, including five in-a-row from 1990-94.

About Emerling-Gase Motorsports

Emerling-Gase Motorsports is owned and operated by Patrick Emerling and Joey Gase. Patrick and Joey joined forces the beginning of the 2022 season and are based in North Carolina. The team will be running two cars full-time in 2023 with multiple drivers in the #53 while Joey and Patrick will share the #35.
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About Joey Gase

Aside from his busy racing schedule, Joey Gase finds time to support numerous charities and non-profit organizations. Gase has a personal connection that links his desire to help those in need.

At the young age of 18, Gase tragically lost his mother, Mary, to a sudden brain aneurysm. Faced with a difficult decision, Gase and his family decided to donate his mother’s organs. Later they learned that her gift helped save and improve the lives of 66 people. Gase developed a desire and passion for educating others on the need of organ, tissue, and eye donation and honoring all of those affected by it.

Joey’s hard work in the donation community has proven to be successful in his goals and he has received many honorable awards, including the inaugural COMCAST Community Outreach Award and AATB Communication and Education’s “The Ground Breaker” Award.

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