Vibrant and diverse motorsports standout, Candyce Marsh, will enter the ranks of professional motorsports. Well known manufacturer, Bar’s Products, maker of Bar’s Leaks, will become primary sponsor of Candyce Marsh Racing. Marsh will be a teammate to EFI Wizard and championship contender Harold Martin. The team will compete in the highly competitive Pro Modified category, as Bar’s Leaks will also be an associate level sponsor on Martin’s AC Delco Grand Am.

“Being able to compete in a professional category is a dream come true. I am excited about having a relationship with Bar’s Leaks. It is a great company with great products. With the support of Bar’s Products and Harold, I am confident this will be a success,” says Marsh, a 23 year old graduate student at North Carolina A & T State University. In addition to drag racing, she is pursuing her master’s degree in Industrial Technology.

By: Joy Young, Candyce Marsh Racing

Dynamic young drag racer, Candyce Marsh prepares to command the 5th Annual AC Delco National at Virginia Motorsports Park this weekend. This is yet another step in her imminent transition to the Pro Modified category. The Bar’s Leaks Racing Team will harness their state of the art electronic fuel injected racecar to the front of the pack.

“We just expect to go out there this weekend and perform. Each race is a stepping-stone in the direction of a successful entry into Pro Modified. My team and I have worked hard in preparing for this race and we are looking forward to a great outing this weekend,” states Marsh.

Raleigh, NC- Candyce Marsh is eagerly awaiting the start of the 2005-racing season. The excitement surrounding the 4th Annual Amalie Oil Texas National at San Antonio Raceway is contagious. However, Marsh and her Bar’s Leaks Racing Team are channeling their excitement as they execute their clearly defined plan to become competitors in the Pro Modified ranks.

As a part of the team’s clearly defined plan, Marsh will enter this weekend’s race in the Top Sportsman category. “Our goal is to run a few races in Top Sportsman and then enter Pro Modified,” states Marsh. “Each action my team and I take is in preparation for my professional début in the coming months. We realize that preparation is important and we are doing just that to ensure that we are a competitive force in Pro Modified.”

By: Joy Young, Candyce Marsh Racing

Raleigh, NC- Candyce Marsh and the Bar’s Leaks racing team are geared up for the 35th Annual Spring Nationals presented by Castrol at Rockingham Dragway April 22-24. The second race on the Hooters’ drag racing twelve race series, Rockingham is sure to add yet another defining mark on Marsh’s racing career.

Marsh, a Raleigh, North Carolina native, is always excited about racing at ‘THE ROCK’. A few hours from home, she is expecting friends and family to share in the excitement of the weekend’s events. “We are pumped about this weekend and showing our best to our hometown crowd. Rockingham has always provided unique experiences for my team and me. We have seen career best and faced some obstacles. Nonetheless, we are ready to go racing this weekend!” says Marsh.

By: Joy Young

Candyce Marsh enters this weekend’s 3rd Annual Motor City Nationals ready for success. As the team enters the sixth race on the Hooter’s IHRA national event tour, Candyce Marsh and the Bar’s Leaks Racing team are ready and energized. The Bar’s Leaks team has been aggressively working to optimizing their racing program.

For the last four weeks, the Bar’s Leaks Racing team has been testing in an effort to raise their performance level. With mixed results, the team has made gains. They are hopeful to capitalize on them this weekend. The team is fully committed to being a contender.

Candyce Marsh enters this weekend’s 6th Annual Mopar Canadian Nationals ready for a victory. As the team enters the fourth race on the Hooter’s IHRA national event tour, Candyce Marsh and the Bar’s Leak Racing team are ready to build on the successes experienced so far this season. The Bar’s Leaks team is pleased with its performance at the last race, but are eagerly looking forward to raising the bar this weekend.

“My team and I are delighted with our performance at Virginia. It gave us a big boost and we are really going to turn it up this weekend. Our hard work to put together a competitive program is really paying off and we believe that those result are showing up,” states Marsh