Bad Boy Mowers sponsors Mike Skinner

Bad Boy Mowers is teaming up with Randy Moss Motorsports this weekend to sponsor Mike Skinner at Martinsville Speedway.  The No. 5 Bad Boy Mowers Toyota Tundra will hit the track on Saturday, March 28^th in Martinsville, Virginia.  The race begins at 2:00 P.M. Eastern Time.

Mike Skinner and Bad Boy Mowers have had a previous relationship.  Skinner drove the No. 27 Toyota Camry at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway on March 2, 2008.  He qualified 5th and finished 30th in that race.  In 2006, Bad Boy Mowers teamed up with Bill Davis Racing to sponsor Skinner and the number 23 team in the 2006 Gatorade Duel and Daytona 500.

Bad Boy Mowers appreciates the support of Randy Moss Motorsport and Bill Davis Racing.  Without them, we wouldn’t be in the sponsor seat we are today.  We look forward to working with them during this race and in the future.

Founded in 1998, Bad Boy Mowers started in a small 900 square foot garage, producing the Bad Boy zero-turn commercial lawn mowers. The Bad Boy Mowers research team started working to achieve their goal: to develop the strongest, most durable zero-turn mower available and to deliver excellent quality of cut, reliability, productivity and comfort. Because of the rapid success that the company has seen as their goal has become reality, Bad Boy Mowers are now manufactured, assembled, and stored in multiple facilities comprising over 600,000 square feet in Batesville, Arkansas. Bad Boy Mowers’ vision for the future is to become the “Bad Boy” of the commercial mowing industry by continuing to work with the experts in the commercial turf industry to provide their customers with a superior performing machine second to none in power, durability and accessibility. Bad Boy Mowers just released a new multi-terrain vehicle (MTV) to their 2009 product line-up, as it features a powerful high-torque, electric traction motor with push button and on-the-fly 4WD.

"We create the 'bad boy' image with our mowers and the race team creates the 'bad boy' image on the track," said Bad Boy Mowers' Bill Hurst.  Hopefully we will see the Bad Boy Mowers Toyota in Victory Lane.