Go PInk at Pocono Raceway
By: Jayne Ann Bugda
Updated: August 3, 2012
Longpond, Monroe County-Pink is a color you don't normally associate with NASCAR-
But pink is the color that Kyle Martel of the NASCAR truck series will be sporting on his truck.
Martel, who is from Lehanon wants to rev up interest in helping people with breast cancer.
The sponsorship money he earns this weekend will go to the Pennsylvania Breast Cancer Coalition.
GO PINK AT POCONO TRACK WALK" featuring Race Teams & Spectators
Spectators, Race Teams & public invited to enjoy the thrill of walking the "Tricky Triangle" to benefit the PA Breast Cancer Coalition. (Donation of $10 or $20 with commemorative t-shirt)
** Registration required & open starting at 8:00 a.m. Saturday, Aug. 4 at the "PBCC Registration Tent". Walkers will organize approximately half an hour prior to the start of the walk at the "PBCC Registration Tent" located near the Main Middle/Central area of the grandstands.
PBCC Board Member and breast cancer survivor Sandy Cray and race car driver Kyle Martel will serve as Grand Marshals to kick off Saturday's first ever "Go Pink at Pocono Track Walk."
But pink is the color that Kyle Martel of the NASCAR truck series will be sporting on his truck.
Martel, who is from Lehanon wants to rev up interest in helping people with breast cancer.
The sponsorship money he earns this weekend will go to the Pennsylvania Breast Cancer Coalition.
GO PINK AT POCONO TRACK WALK" featuring Race Teams & Spectators
Spectators, Race Teams & public invited to enjoy the thrill of walking the "Tricky Triangle" to benefit the PA Breast Cancer Coalition. (Donation of $10 or $20 with commemorative t-shirt)
** Registration required & open starting at 8:00 a.m. Saturday, Aug. 4 at the "PBCC Registration Tent". Walkers will organize approximately half an hour prior to the start of the walk at the "PBCC Registration Tent" located near the Main Middle/Central area of the grandstands.
PBCC Board Member and breast cancer survivor Sandy Cray and race car driver Kyle Martel will serve as Grand Marshals to kick off Saturday's first ever "Go Pink at Pocono Track Walk."
