When the entry list for this weekend at Five Flags Speedway came out with Jett Noland driving a No. 50 but not for any of the previous teams he had driven for, it was certainly a bit of a mystery until it was answered on Friday afternoon.
Pollard Motorsports.
Noland will race the next two nights driving a car out of the Bubba Pollard shop in Senoia, Georgia, unique because Pollard hasn’t taken a lot of clients or teammates over the years, instead focusing holistically on his own program.
A press release states:
“We are excited to have Jett join our team this weekend,” Pollard said in the release. “We have raced together for a few years now and he has gained respect from myself and other teams on the track. He takes care of his equipment, which is very important to winning races.”
In the same release, Noland expressed excitement towards the pairing.
“Joining forces with the Bubba Pollard race team is a major accomplishment,” Noland said. “Their experience and expertise will definitely help my racing career. I’m looking forward to representing the team at 5 Flags Speedway.”
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