Myrtle Beach, UNITED STATES
Driver Garrett Campbell enters his #12 car at The Myrtle Beach Speedway for a practice session before...
Driver Garrett Campbell of Asheboro, North Carolina, enters his #12 car at The Myrtle Beach Speedway for a practice session before the start of The Myrtle Beach 400 in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina March 22, 2013. With no sponsors, Garrett and his team must front the entire bill to finance their car. Even in the lower levels of racing, competitive cars can cost around $40,000. Added with the cost of tires and fuel, a weekend at the race track can dig deep into a working driver's budget. With higher levels of racing technology seeping down to the lower levels of stock car racing, weekend warrior drivers and crews are finding it hard to compete with the large amount of money needed to operate a competitive car in the lower NASCAR circuits. At four levels below the highest level of NASCAR, most drivers at the Myrtle Beach Speedway compete in the Whelen All-American Series of NASCAR. Picture taken March 22, 2013. REUTERS/Randall Hill (UNITED STATES - Tags: SPORT MOTORSPORT SOCIETY)