Junior Johnson Joins Motorsportsunplugged.com Editorial Team

Johnson to be regular contributing author.

2011-01-28

ST. PETERSBURG, FL, January 28, 2011 (Press-News.org) Motorsportsunplugged.com is pleased to welcome American racing icon Junior Johnson to its growing team of writers and expert contributors.

"Junior's exceptional life and unique insights make his comments of great interest to racing fans across the country. We are privileged to have him offer his opinions for our Motorsportsunplugged.com visitors," said Steve Waid, senior editor.

"I like what they're doing at Motorsportsunplugged.com and am happy to be a part if it." said Johnson.

Johnson's articles will appear on Motorsportsunplugged.com every second Friday throughout the racing season.

www.Motorsportsunplugged.com is a Mediavalue Inc. property featuring articles, opinions,commentary and video focused on NASCAR and related activities.

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