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JASPER Health WoRx Expands Services through Telemedicine

Submitted by Charlotte Olson on Fri, 08/09/2019 - 13:50

JASPER Health WoRx Expands Services through Telemedicine

   Jasper Engines & Transmissions is pleased to announce its wholly-owned subsidiary, JASPER Health WoRx, is expanding its onsite health and wellness services through its newest offering of TELEMEDICINE.  JASPER Health WoRx began a journey earlier this year to take their services to the next level by introducing TELEMEDICINE between their two southern Indiana sites.  When one location’s appointment slots are full, patients can schedule a live privacy-secured video visit with a provider at the other site rather than waiting a longer period of time for a walk-in visit.  An outside service, American Well, has been a great partner to offer TELEMEDICINE for JASPER’s population across the country for several years now, yet this newest endeavor only adds to that convenience and enables greater continuity of care by utilizing JASPER Health WoRx’s own team to continue building relationships, particularly since patients will typically see one of the same two or three nurse practitioners each time.  Because of the success thus far of the TELEMEDICINE program, JASPER Health WoRx has expanded this offering to its Willow Springs, Missouri manufacturing site of over 200 Associate-Owners plus their family members.  Willow Springs is located in somewhat of a rural area, as well, so JASPER Health WoRx’s TELEMEDICINE, coupled with continued availability of American Well, strengthens their opportunity to timely access to high quality health and wellness support. 

     JASPER Health WoRx began operations of two onsite health and wellness facilities in southern Indiana in February 2012, offering quality, low-cost, convenient, and readily-available support for Jasper Engines & Transmissions’ Associate-Owners, their spouses, and dependent children.  Since that time, thousands of visits have occurred to complement current physician-patient relationships for acute and chronic medical conditions, administer health screens and other preventive wellness activities, draw labs, obtain certain medications onsite to avoid delays in getting a prompt start on them - all without leaving the premises - and much more, including some occupational medicine.  The medical team and other supporting roles, consisting of a local physician medical director providing oversight, nurse practitioners, nurses, certified diabetic coach, dietitian, certified medical assistant, occupational therapist, occupational therapy assistants, massage therapist, chaplain, and on-call physician specialists have addressed health-related concerns and provided support in many other ways to help all Associate-Owners and their family members achieve their high quality of life. 

     This latest expansion of services continues to demonstrate the commitment shown by Jasper

Engines & Transmissions, along with the JASPER Health WoRx team, to Associate-Owners and their family members.

 

Eleven Tips for creating ‘Extreme Employee Loyalty’

Submitted by Charlotte Olson on Thu, 08/08/2019 - 14:20

Eleven Tips for creating ‘Extreme Employee Loyalty’

It is not important that you love to come to work and enjoy what you do?

With my ear to the ground as the aftermarket podcast guy, an enduring culture rings strong as one of the most important strategies of an extremely successful business. One critical component of that success, and the only way it works is with the support of your people; your team. So, are you doing the right things to help develop employee loyalty?

Within the hundreds of interviews with service professionals, we hear about the power of family, team, and loyalty. In one such session, sponsored by Jasper Engines and Transmissions, my panel brought their best ideas on how they have built extreme employee loyalty.

In this blog, I have distilled a nice concise list of tactics that work for the shop owners who shared their employee loyalty methods.  I know that you will find some “low hanging fruit” that will be easy to implement. A few of these ideas/tactics will be a challenge for you. However, in the long run, why not implement them? Employee loyalty leads to retention. If you have assembled the best team, can you afford to lose just one?

  1. Create a Strong Culture.
    1. It is the foundation and the glue that keeps your organization together and on the same page. These are your standards and values that drive every action and decision that you and your team makes.
    2. The famous quote from Peter Drucker - “Culture eats strategy for breakfast”
      To be clear, he did not mean that strategy was unimportant – rather that a powerful and empowering culture was a surer route to organizational success.
  2. Communicate with Your Team!  They Want to be Involved and Have a Say.
    1. Assemble a weekly meeting for your team to talk openly with you. It is their meeting. They talk to you. Listening to your people is an important rule of leadership.
    2. “Fact Finding Friday” meeting.
    3. Listen to their input and let them help make policies and procedures. Set goals together.  Address their concerns and discuss safety.
    4. Get buy-in from employees through stories and sharing your vision. Discuss customer reviews, cleanliness and being organized. Let them know when they are doing a good job.
    5. Review total shop performance and key indicator numbers and how they can help improve them and in turn what is in it for them.
    6. Conduct MOP bucket meetings to get anything off your chest. No names, no rebuttal. Be honest and transparent.  
  3. Offer Paid Training Classes / Tuition Reimbursement / Paid Time Off for Training
    1. Providing training lets them know you care as much about their success as your own.
    2. Stop with the negative thoughts that ‘If you train them and they leave, you just wasted your money. What if they stay and they are not trained on the latest technology?’
    3. Promote manufacturer training clinics with lunch.
  4. Say Thank You and Mean it; Acknowledge a Job Well Done.
  5. Keep it Fun! Think Outside the Box! Set Weekly Sales Goals! Be creative in Your Goal Setting.
  6. A solid pay program is important, but it is not necessarily about the money. Benefits and family time also drive employee loyalty.
    1. Offer paid time off to do something in the community for your people; something charitable of their choosing. This says, “I am here to support you.”
    2. Healthcare, simple IRA and an above average compensation package tells the employee you care about the wellbeing of them and their family.
    3. Tool Credits / Custom Built-In Toolbox
  7. Take a portion of your team to industry training events like Vision, AAPEX, ATE, ASTE, and TST Big Event.
    1. Shop owners that have done this do not regret their decision. They are getting the best concentrated training and a bonding experience they never expected.
  8. State- of- the- Art Equipment: have the best tools, equipment, and information systems.
  9. Four Day Work Week. Some shop owners have been able to establish this with their companies.
  10. Using outside of work experiences like a summer family event, Christmas party and sporting events helps create loyalty.
  11. Close the shop between Christmas and New Year’s Day.

I talk to shop owners every week and hear about family. Their team spends one-third of their life or more at the shop. Loyalty is one component of building a family team and it does not happen naturally. It is hard work to create an environment where people love to work together and enjoy what they do. Improve your loyalty factor. Pick one from the list and implement it tomorrow.

Carm Capriotto
Aftermarket influencer and host of Remarkable Results Radio and the Town Hall Academy Podcasts, where the business of the aftermarket is spoken.
www.remarkableresults.biz

Listen to this inspiring panel session on building employee loyalty: www.remarkableresults.biz/a119/

JASPER® Race Products Performance Report

Submitted by Charlotte Olson on Mon, 08/05/2019 - 09:51

Truex, Hamlin and Jones Top Five at Watkins Glen with JASPER 4-Speed Transmissions, Bell Second in Xfinity Series

Martin Truex, Jr., running a JASPER 4-Speed Transmission, finished second in Sunday's Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series GoBowling at The Glen.  Joe Gibbs Racing teammates Denny Hamlin finished third, and Erik Jones was fourth.  Drivers using JASPER products three of the top five finishing positions, and five of the top ten, at the checkered flag.  Christopher Bell, also running a JASPER 4-Speed Transmission, finished second in Saturday's NASCAR Xfinity Series Zippo 200.  Drivers using JASPER products took three of the top ten positions at the finish.  Both races were held at Watkins Glen International.

A recap of the weekend's results from Watkins Glen International follows.

Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series GoBowling at The Glen - Watkins Glen International

2nd    Martin Truex, Jr. #19  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
3rd     Denny Hamlin #11  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
4th     Erik Jones #20  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
6th     Matt DiBenedetto #95  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
7th     Kevin Harvick #4  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
11th   Kyle Busch #18  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
12th   Aric Almirola #10  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
17th   Daniel Suarez #41  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
20th   Clint Bowyer #14  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
22nd  David Ragan #38  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
26th   Parker Kligerman #96  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
27th   Ross Chastain #15  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
28th   Bubba Wallace #43  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
30th   Ty Dillon #13  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
32nd   Josh Bilicki #52  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
33rd   Cody Ware #51  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
34th   Corey Lajoie #32  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)

Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series 2019 Points Standings

1st     Kyle Busch #18  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
3rd     Kevin Harvick #4  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
4th     Denny Hamlin #11  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
5th     Martin Truex, Jr. #19  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
9th     Aric Almirola #10  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
13th   Erik Jones #20  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
15th   Clint Bowyer #14  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
18th   Daniel Suarez #41  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
23rd   Matt DiBenedetto #95  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
24th   Ty Dillon #13  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
27th   Bubba Wallace #43  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
29th   Corey Lajoie #32  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
30th   David Ragan #38  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)

NASCAR Xfinity Series Zippo 200 - Watkins Glen International

2nd     Christopher Bell #20  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
6th      Chase Briscoe #98  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
7th      Cole Custer #00  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
14th    Justin Haley #11  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
17th    Brandon Jones #19  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
31st    Kyle Busch #18  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission) - Stage 1 Winner
37th    AJ Allmendinger #10  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)

 

JASPER® Race Products Performance Report

Submitted by Charlotte Olson on Mon, 07/29/2019 - 10:17

JASPER® Race Products Performance Report

Hamlin, Jones, Truex Sweep Pocono Podium with JASPER 4-Speed Transmissions, Briscoe and Bell 1-2 at Iowa

Denny Hamlin, running a JASPER 4-Speed Transmission, won Sunday's Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series Gander RV 400 at Pocono Raceway.  Hamlin earned his third series win of the season.  Joe Gibbs Racing teammates Erik Jones finished second, and Martin Truex, Jr. third.  Drivers using JASPER products swept the top three positions, and five of the top ten at the checkered flag.  Chase Briscoe, also running a JASPER 4-Speed Transmission, won Saturday's NASCAR Xfinity Series U.S. Cellular 250 at Iowa Speedway.  Christopher Bell was second as drivers using JASPER products took three of the top ten positions at the finish.

A recap of the weekend's results from Pocono and Iowa follows.

Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series Gander RV 400 - Pocono Raceway

1st     Denny Hamlin #11  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
2nd    Erik Jones #20  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
3rd     Martin Truex, Jr. #19  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
6th     Kevin Harvick #4  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
9th     Kyle Busch #18  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission) - Stage 1 Winner
11th   Clint Bowyer #14  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
12th   Aric Almirola #10  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
17th   Matt DiBenedetto #95  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
22nd   Bubba Wallace #43  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
24th   Daniel Suarez #41  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
26th   Corey Lajoie #32  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
29th   Ty Dillon #13  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
30th   Ross Chastain #15  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
33rd   BJ McLeod #51  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
34th   Austin Theriault #52  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
36th   David Ragan #38  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)

Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series 2019 Points Standings

2nd    Kyle Busch #18  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
3rd     Kevin Harvick #4  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
4th     Denny Hamlin #11  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
5th     Martin Truex, Jr. #19  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
9th     Aric Almirola #10  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
13th   Erik Jones #20  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
15th   Clint Bowyer #14  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
18th   Daniel Suarez #41  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
23rd   Ty Dillon #13  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
24th   Matt DiBenedetto #95  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
28th   Bubba Wallace #43  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
29th   Corey Lajoie #32  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
30th   David Ragan #38  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)

NASCAR Xfinity Series U.S. Cellular 250 - Iowa Speedway

1st     Chase Briscoe #98  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
2nd    Christopher Bell #20  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission) - Stage 1 and Stage 2 Winner
8th     Justin Haley #11  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
13th   Riley Herbst #18  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
29th   Cole Custer #00  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
33rd   Brandon Jones #19  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)

 

The Power of Your Story

Submitted by Charlotte Olson on Wed, 07/24/2019 - 09:17

The Power of Your Story

I recently picked up a book that I was unable to put down. The book grabbed me, and while reading, I realized that this was the perfect read for any automotive aftermarket professional.

The advice in the book resonated with me and I realized how wrong many of us have been as it relates to marketing our businesses. The book is Building a StoryBrand by Donald Miller and should be required reading and kept on your desk for reference. Mr. Miller will motivate you to rethink the message you are saying about your business.

When author Miller explained his concept through the Star Wars movies, that is when I really got it. I understood when he said that your customer is the 'hero' of the story, not you. It is not about your certifications or your experience, you are there to make the customer the hero in their life.

If this sounds like a stretch to you, please do not discount this, read the book. I know the first ten pages will hook you, and it will change how you market your business. No doubt, we can all use marketing guidance from time to time.

Keep in mind every business has a different audience. Once you know yours, you will be able to communicate with your customer about how you will solve their transportation problems, like safety, reliability, and time.

You will need to paint a picture of how great it will be working with you as their preferred automotive service shop. You will want to tell your story and history of your company so they, the customer, get to know you for who you are and not about your really cheap oil changes. Donald Miller explains that companies tend to sell solutions to external problems, but customers buy solutions to internal problems.

In this unique look at clarifying your message, the author explains that your customers are looking for a guide. That concept, I feel, should ring true for you. You are the person/company that can show them the path to safety and reliability. Being their guide and not their hero will transform your business marketing.

With these principles under your belt, you will change your approach to social media, your website, and how you interact, in person, with your clients.

Action steps to rethink your marketing messages:

1.    Read Donald Millers Book Building a StoryBrand. You can find it on the books page on my website.

2.    Listen to episode 420 with Certified Story Brand Guide Kim Walker HERE.

3. Rethink your marketing. Put the principles of Story Brand to work in your business messaging.

Carm Capriotto
Aftermarket influencer and host of Remarkable Results Radio and the Town Hall Academy Podcasts, where the business of the aftermarket is spoken.
www.remarkableresults.biz

JASPER® Race Products Performance Report

Submitted by Charlotte Olson on Mon, 07/22/2019 - 09:56

JASPER® Race Products Performance Report

Harvick, Hamlin, Jones Sweep New Hampshire Podium with JASPER 4-Speed Transmissions, Bell Dominates NASCAR Xfinity Series

Kevin Harvick, running a JASPER 4-Speed Transmission, won Sunday's Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series Foxwoods Resort Casino 301.  Harvick held off second place Denny Hamlin at the line for his first series win of 2019.  Erik Jones was third and Matt DiBenedetto was fifth.  Drivers using JASPER products swept the top three positions, four of the top five, and six of the top ten at the checkered flag.  Christopher Bell, also running a JASPER 4-Speed Transmission, dominated Saturday's NASCAR Xfinity Series ROXOR 200, leading 186 of the 200 laps for his fifth series win of the season.  Cole Custer was second as drivers using JASPER products took four of the top ten positions at the finish.  Both races were held at New Hampshire Motor Speedway.

A recap of the weekend's results from New Hampshire Motor Speedway follows.

Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series Foxwoods Resort Casino 301 - New Hampshire Motor Speedway

1st     Kevin Harvick #4  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
2nd    Denny Hamlin #11  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
3rd     Erik Jones #20  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
5th     Matt DiBenedetto #95  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
6th     Martin Truex, Jr. #19  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
8th     Kyle Busch #18  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission) - Stage 1 Winner
11th   Aric Almirola #10  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission) - Stage 2 Winner
16th   Ty Dillon #13  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
19th   Daniel Suarez #41  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
20th   Clint Bowyer #14  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
22nd  Bubba Wallace #43  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
23rd   Corey Lajoie #32  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
25th   Ross Chastain #15  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
28th   Andy Seuss #51  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
34th   David Ragan #38  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
35th   Austin Theriault #52  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)

Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series 2019 Points Standings

2nd    Kyle Busch #18  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
3rd     Kevin Harvick #4  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
4th     Denny Hamlin #11  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
6th     Martin Truex, Jr. #19  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
9th     Aric Almirola #10  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
14th   Erik Jones #20  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
16th   Clint Bowyer #14  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
18th   Daniel Suarez #41  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
23rd   Ty Dillon #13  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
24th   Matt DiBenedetto #95  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
28th   Bubba Wallace #43  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
29th   Corey Lajoie #32  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
30th   David Ragan #38  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)

NASCAR Xfinity Series ROXOR 200 - New Hampshire Motor Speedway

1st     Christopher Bell #20  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission) - Stage 2 Winner
2nd    Cole Custer #00  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
6th     Chase Briscoe #98  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
9th     Brandon Jones #19  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
13th   Justin Haley #11  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
29th   Harrison Burton #18  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)

 

JASPER® Race Products Performance Report

Submitted by Charlotte Olson on Mon, 07/15/2019 - 11:29

JASPER® Race Products Performance Report

Top Ten Finishes for JASPER 4-Speed Transmission Drivers at Kentucky Speedway, Custer Wins NASCAR Xfinity Series Race

Three drivers running a JASPER 4-Speed Transmission finished in the top 10 of Saturday’s Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series, Quaker State 400 at Kentucky Speedway.  Kyle Busch finished second with Erik Jones following in third, and Daniel Suarez in eighth. 

Cole Custer, also running a JASPER 4-Speed Transmission, won Friday's NASCAR Xfinity Series Alsco 300.  Christopher Bell was second and Justin Haley tenth.  Drivers using JASPER products finished in two of the top five positions, and three of the top 10, at the checkered flag.

A recap of the weekend's results from Kentucky Speedway follows.

Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series – Quaker State 400 - Kentucky Speedway

2nd     Kyle Busch #18  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
3rd     Erik Jones #20  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
8th     Daniel Suarez  #41  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
14th   Aric Almirola #10  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
16th   Matt DiBenedetto #95  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
19th   Martin Truex Jr. #19  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
23rd   Bubba Wallace #43  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
26th   Ty Dillon #13  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
28th   Corey LaJoie #32  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
29th   David Ragan #38  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
31st   Ross Chastain  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
36th   BJ McLeod #52  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)

NASCAR Xfinity Series - Alsco 300 - Kentucky Speedway

1st      Cole Custer #00  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
2nd    Christopher Bell #20  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
10th   Justin Haley #11  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
30th   Brandon Jones #19  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
 

JASPER® Race Products Performance Report

Submitted by Charlotte Olson on Mon, 07/08/2019 - 10:04

JASPER® Race Products Performance Report 

Top Ten Finishes for JASPER 4-Speed Transmission Drivers at Daytona... Chastain, Haley and Bell 1-2-3 in NASCAR Xfinity Series

Four drivers, each running a JASPER 4-Speed Transmission, finished in the top 10 of Sunday's rain-shortened Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series Coke Zero Sugar 400 at Daytona International Speedway.  Scheduled for a Saturday night start, rain postponed the race to Sunday afternoon.  Rain halted the race after 127 of the scheduled 160 laps were complete.  Ty Dillon finished fourth, Corey Lajoie was sixth, Aric Almirola was seventh and Matt DiBenedetto was eighth.  Ross Chastain, also running a JASPER 4-Speed Transmission, won Friday's NASCAR Xfinity Series Circle K Firecracker 300, Powered by Coca-Cola, also held at Daytona.  Justin Haley finished second and Christopher Bell was third, completing a sweep of the top three positions for drivers using JASPER products.

A recap of the weekend's results from Daytona International Speedway follows.

Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series Coke Zero Sugar 400 - Daytona International Speedway

4th     Ty Dillon #13  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
6th     Corey Lajoie #32  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
7th     Aric Almirola #10  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
8th     Matt DiBenedetto #95  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
12th   JJ Yeley #52  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
14th   Kyle Busch #18  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
15th   Bubba Wallace #43  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
22nd  Martin Truex, Jr. #19  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
23rd   Erik Jones #20  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
26th   Denny Hamlin #11  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
28th   BJ McLeod #51  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
29th   Kevin Harvick #4  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
31st   Parker Kligerman #96  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
34th   Clint Bowyer #14  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
37th   Quinn Houff #15  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
38th   David Ragan #38  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
40th   Daniel Suarez #41  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)

Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series 2019 Points Standings

2nd    Kyle Busch #18  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
3rd     Kevin Harvick #4  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
5th     Martin Truex, Jr. #19  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
6th     Denny Hamlin #11  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
10th   Aric Almirola #10  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
15th   Clint Bowyer #14  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
17th   Daniel Suarez #41  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
18th   Erik Jones #20  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
23rd   Ty Dillon #13  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
25th   Matt DiBenedetto #95  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
28th   Bubba Wallace #43  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
29th   Corey Lajoie #32  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
30th   David Ragan #38  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)

NASCAR Xfinity Series Circle K Firecracker 300 Powered by Coca-Cola - Daytona International Speedway

1st     Ross Chastain #16  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission) - Stage 1 Winner
2nd    Justin Haley #11  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
3rd    Christopher Bell #20  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
18th   Riley Herbst #18  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
26th   Cole Custer #00  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
30th   Brandon Jones #19  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
35th   Chase Briscoe #98  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
38th   AJ Allmendinger #10  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission) - Stage 2 Winner

 

JASPER® Race Products Performance Report

Submitted by Charlotte Olson on Mon, 07/01/2019 - 09:39

JASPER® Race Products Performance Report

Top Ten Finishes for JASPER 4-Speed Transmission Drivers at Chicagoland, Custer Wins NASCAR Xfinity Series Race

Two drivers running a JASPER 4-Speed Transmission finished in the top 10 of Sunday's Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series Camping World 400 at Chicagoland Speedway.  Erik Jones finished seventh, and Martin Truex, Jr. was ninth.  Cole Custer, also running a JASPER 4-Speed Transmission, won Saturday's NASCAR Xfinity Series Camping World 300.  Custer led 151 of the 200 laps to earn his fourth series win of the season.  Brandon Jones was fourth.  Drivers using JASPER products finished in two of the top five positions, and five of the top 10, at the checkered flag.

A recap of the weekend's results from Chicagoland Speedway follows.

Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series - Camping World 400 - Chicagoland Speedway

7th     Erik Jones #20  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
9th     Martin Truex, Jr. #19  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
14th   Kevin Harvick #4  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission) - Stage 2 Winner
15th   Denny Hamlin #11  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission) - Stage 1 Winner
16th   Aric Almirola #10  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
22nd  Kyle Busch #18  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
23rd   David Ragan #38  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
24th   Daniel Suarez #41  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
25th   Bubba Wallace #43  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
26th   Ross Chastain #15  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
27th   Matt DiBenedetto #95  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
30th   Corey Lajoie #32  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
32nd  Bayley Currey #52  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
35th   Ty Dillon #13  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
36th   BJ McLeod #51  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
37th   Clint Bowyer #14  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)

Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series 2019 Points Standings

2nd    Kyle Busch #18  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
4th     Kevin Harvick #4  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
5th     Martin Truex, Jr. #19  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
6th     Denny Hamlin #11  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
11th   Aric Almirola #10  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
15th   Daniel Suarez #41  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
16th   Clint Bowyer #14  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
17th   Erik Jones #20  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
23rd   Ty Dillon #13  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
25th   Matt DiBenedetto #95  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
27th   David Ragan #38  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
29th   Bubba Wallace #43  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
30th   Corey Lajoie #32  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)

NASCAR Xfinity Series - Camping World 300 - Chicagoland Speedway

1st     Cole Custer #00  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission) - Stage 1 Winner
4th     Brandon Jones #19  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
7th     Justin Haley #11  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
8th     Ross Chastain #10  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
10th   Riley Herbst #18  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
15th   Chase Briscoe #98  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
38th   Christopher Bell #20  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)

JASPER® Race Products Performance Report

Submitted by Charlotte Olson on Mon, 06/24/2019 - 10:26

JASPER® Race Products Performance Report

Martin Truex Jr. finishes 1st at Sonoma Raceway with JASPER 4-Speed Transmission 

Martin Truex Jr, running a JASPER 4-Speed Transmission, finished first in Sunday’s Monster Energy NASCAR Toyota / Save Mart 350 at Sonoma Raceway. Kyle Busch was second as drivers using JASPER products finished in five of the top 10 positions at the checkered flag.

A recap of the results from Sonoma Raceway follows.

Monster Energy NASCAR Toyota / Save Mart 350 Race at Sonoma Raceway

  1st    Martin Truex Jr. #19  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
  2nd   Kyle Busch #18  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
  4th    Matt DiBenedetto #95  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
  8th    Erik Jones #20  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
  9th    Aric Almirola #10  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
17th    Daniel Suarez #41  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
20th    David Ragan #38  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
26th    Bubba Wallace #43  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
27th    Ty Dillon #13  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
30th    Parker Kligerman #96  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
32nd   Corey LaJoie #32  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
33rd    Ross Chastain #15  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)
36th    Cody Ware #52  (JASPER 4-Speed Transmission)