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ACL Set for Third Season as Official Supplier of Performance Engine Bearings for Pat Musi Racing Engines
MOORESVILLE, NC — The first major drag racing sponsorship for ACL Bearings and its ACL RACE Series Performance Engine Bearings has 
turned into a successful one, with their partnership as the Official Engine Bearing of Pat Musi Racing Engines continuing for a third consecutive season.
The custom engine bearing Pat Musi and the ACL team designed and engineered for his applications has been a huge hit and instant winner in the racing world, as the partnership between the two companies continues to be a rewarding one.
“We’re thrilled to be renewing our partnership with Pat to continue to add to the drag racing side of our business ” said Mary Rivett, Director of Sales & Marketing, ACL Distribution Inc, USA. “ACL has a rich history in a variety of motorsports with its range of RACE Series Performance Engine Bearings being the first choice for discerning engine builders, and this partnership with Pat Musi Racing Engines and Musi Racing is a great way to continue that tradition.”
Musi Racing Starts 2022 No Prep Kings Season with a Runner-Up Finish
MOORESVILLE, NC — The 2022 season in the Street Outlaws: No Prep Kings series is off and running, and the opener couldn’t have gone 
much better for Lizzy Musi and Musi Racing.
Facing off against the top competition in the series, Musi advanced to the final round in her Edelbrock and Lucas Oil-powered “Bonnie” Camaro at Palm Beach International Raceway in Jupiter, Fla., continuing the momentum the team built with a pair of late-season wins last year.
But that wasn’t the only measure of success for the Musi Racing team, as they called the shots for David Gates’ impressive win the Future Street Outlaws class. Gates borrowed Musi’s “Aftershock” Camaro and with the guidance of the Musi Racing team, he rolled to the victory to finish off a majorly impressive opening weekend for everyone involved.
“We would have liked to win with Lizzy, but we just missed it a little in the final,” Pat Musi said. “But everyone here is running good and we had to take out three hitters just to make the final. We’ve done a lot of work on the car and everything is going pretty good. As for David, he needed a car and we came up with the plan. We finally got that car figured out a little bit and it showed in that class, so that was pretty exciting as well.”
Pat Musi Racing Engines to Host Open House at New Race Facility on April 30
MOORESVILLE, NC – Pat Musi Racing Engines and Musi Racing will celebrate the grand opening of their new race facility, located at 1160 
Gateway Drive in Mooresville, NC, with a special open house on Saturday, April 30.
The open house will take place from 8 AM to 5 PM and gives fans the chance to tour the new building that houses the Musi Racing operation, as well as the engine building facility that features the Edelbrock Race Center, which is located at 379-B Timber Rd in Mooresville. The engine facility will be featured from 8 AM to 12 PM, and the new racing facility will be featured from 1 PM to 5 PM.
Fans can also meet Musi and his team, as well as driver and television star Lizzy Musi, who will be on hand at the racing facility from 1 PM to 3 PM for autographs and photos. Her Edelbrock and Lucas Oil-powered “Bonnie” Camaro, which she raced to a pair of victories during the 2021 Street Outlaws: No Prep Kings season, will be on display at the celebratory open house, along with the “Aftershock” Camaro.
Edelbrock Group® & Musi Racing Engines – Continuing to Make Big Power in 2022
OLIVE BRANCH, MS — The Edelbrock Group® is excited to announce the continued partnership with Musi Racing Engines. “We are 
thrilled to continue this long-time partnership”, stated Chris Douglas, Chief Commercial Officer for Edelbrock Group. “Pat Musi has a reputation in the industry for winning and excellence, as do we. It makes us perfect partners. Our Edelbrock Race Center, located within Pat’s engine shop continues to support key elements of our growth strategy. We are excited to see what develops over the year.”
Pat Musi is equally as excited about the continued partnership. “2022 is shaping up to be the best year yet of the Edelbrock/Musi partnership”, said Pat. “We have a lot of momentum on the racing and engine building programs, and we’re in position to capitalize on the hard work that has been put in over the last few years to build the foundation of the Edelbrock Race Center. I can’t wait to see where we’re able to take this partnership.”
The Musi/Edelbrock partnership began over 20 years ago when industry pioneers, Vic Edelbrock and Pat Musi, teamed up to develop the first 555 prototype. This engine, known today as the Edelbrock- Musi 555 Crate Engine has continually been one of Edelbrock’s most in-demand and high-performing crate engines.
Lucas Oil Set to Continue Longtime Partnership with Pat Musi Racing Engines and Musi Racing in 2022
MOORESVILLE, NC — With a successful partnership that has lasted more than a decade, Lucas Oil and Pat Musi Racing Engines announced 
that their longtime relationship will continue for the upcoming 2022 season.
Lucas Oil will maintain its sponsorship on Lizzy Musi’s Edelbrock and Lucas Oil-powered “Bonnie” Camaro on the Street Outlaws: No Prep Kings circuit for the upcoming year, and the partnership will also continue to extend into the engine shop for Pat Musi Racing Engines. Both Musi Racing and Pat Musi Racing Engines have proudly used Lucas Oil’s proven products for more than a decade, building an incredible track record along the way.
“We’ve been together a long time, so it’s great to continue this partnership,” Pat Musi said. “We’ve got a great car going into next year and they see the potential in that, so we’re both pretty happy and we can’t thank them enough for their support. It’s a great relationship and it’s definitely a partnership.”
Lizzy Musi Closes Out Street Outlaws: No Prep Kings Season with Team Attack Win, Top-Five Points Finish
MOORESVILLE, NC — There was some early-season adversity, but Lizzy Musi and the Musi Racing team finished the 2021 Street Outlaws: 
No Prep Kings season in remarkable fashion, capping off an impressive year for the team and star driver.
After two late-season wins and a runner-up in their Edelbrock and Lucas Oil-powered “Bonnie” Camaro, Musi won the No Prep Kings Team Attack at last weekend’s finale in Bradenton, FL.
It closes out a top-five finish in the talent-heavy circuit and came after the team showed tremendous resolve in recovering from a top-end crash in Darlington, SC, and debuting a new car in the middle of the year.
“We had such a rocky start and didn’t have the new car at the beginning of the year,” Pat Musi said. “We didn’t do really well at the first couple races and about the time we had things on track, we had that hiccup and the crash with the new car. But the big story is going 45 days from the crash to the winner’s circle. That was pretty impressive and everything really came together to end the year. Lizzy and this whole team just really worked hard.”
Lizzy Musi Drives ‘Bonnie’ to Second Straight Win at Street Outlaws: No Prep Kings in Denver
MORRISON, CO — Despite the challenge of racing at altitude in a nitrous car, Lizzy Musi and the Musi Racing team continued to roll, 
winning their second straight Street Outlaws: No Prep Kings race with an impressive performance at Bandimere Speedway near Denver, CO.
Musi knocked off veteran Jeff Lutz in the final round in her Edelbrock and Lucas Oil-powered “Bonnie” Camaro to cap off a stellar weekend on Thunder Mountain. It followed their standout performance in Tuscon the previous week, as the team has run roughshod over the competition at two challenging facilities.
“It was a great weekend and we’ve got a great hot rod,” Pat Musi said. “We had to lean on the motor pretty hard, but the car is working about as good as you could ever want. Lizzy is driving well and it’s just a really good deal all the way around. I knew we had a hot rod when we left Tuscon and I think it’s only going to get better.”
The Pat Musi Racing Engines-powered Camaro and the team have been close to flawless the past two races following the triumphant return of “Bonnie” in Tuscon.
Lizzy Musi Triumphant in the Return of ‘Bonnie,’ Wins Street Outlaws: No Prep Kings in Tucson
TUCSON, AZ — Eight weeks after a harrowing top-end crash at Darlington Dragway, Lizzy Musi and the Musi Racing team pulled off an 
incredible turnaround, winning the Street Outlaws: No Prep Kings event at Tucson Dragway.
With the event marking the return of the new nitrous-powered “Bonnie” Camaro that debuted earlier this year, it was a storybook finish for Musi and the team. She knocked off fiancé Kye Kelley in the final round, picking up her first win of the season in a triumphant story of perseverance.
“It’s been a whirlwind of a year,” Lizzy said. “From struggling with (the old car) ‘Aftershock,’ to figuring out the new car and then crashing the brand new car, it hasn’t been an easy season for us. A lot of blood, sweat and tears have been shed. To come out and win with a freshly rebuilt car and beat the fastest guys (in) No Prep Kings was a huge accomplishment.”
It was a total team effort from the moment the team got the car back following the crash. Robert Hayes rebuilt the car in just 45 days, an incredible feat that was backed up with an outstanding performance on the track.
‘Aftershock’ Returns for Street Outlaws: No Prep Kings in Cordova
MOORESVILLE, NC — A week after a terrifying top-end wreck in Darlington, Lizzy Musi and the Musi Racing team are determined to 
rebound as quickly as possible. That means a short turnaround and the return of the Edelbrock-equipped Lucas Oil “Aftershock” Camaro for this weekend’s Street Outlaws: No Prep Kings race at Cordova International Raceway in Cordova, IL.
With the popular No Prep Kings tour returning just a week after Darlington to cap off a rigorous four-race stretch, Musi Racing had to quickly adjust following the wreck in the new ’69 Camaro known as “Bonnie,” which was making just its third appearance since debuting last month.
The new car is already back under the watchful eye of builder Robert Hayes with the intent of having it ready by the end of the month, but in the meantime that meant pivoting back to “Aftershock” for at least this weekend.
Lizzy Musi to Debut New ’69 Camaro at Street Outlaws: No Prep Kings in Epping
MOORESVILLE, NC — A plan that started more than a year ago will come to fruition as the Musi Racing team is set to debut its new 
Edelbrock-equipped Lucas Oil ’69 Camaro at next weekend’s Street Outlaws: No Prep Kings stop at New England Dragway in Epping, NH.
Lizzy Musi will be behind the wheel of the new car, which was purpose-built for the wildly popular Street Outlaws series that airs on Discovery. The car was built by Robert Hayes Race Cars with close consultation from Pat Musi himself. It’s a major moment for the team, and there is a noticeable excitement level regarding the new car as the team heads to the fourth race of the 2021 Street Outlaws season.
“It’s a one-of-a-kind car and I don’t think there’s anything nicer around,” Pat Musi said. “The whole deal is killer. It looks like a street car, it’s all steel roof and quarters, and everything you can imagine has been covered on this car. This is Robert Hayes’ baby and something he’s been thinking about for more than a year. To see it come together a year later, it’s pretty cool.”
