A Martinsburg native is getting ready to show off his West Virginia heritage with a new custom made race car. Christian Rose Racing LLC has teamed up with the West Virginia Department of Tourism to bring the country roads to the race track out West this season.
Country roads, take me home. Christian Rose Racing, LLC Is thrilled to unveil its latest partner—the West Virginia Department of Tourism.
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Sterling and David spend some time with Christian Rose to talk about his Late Model career plus a HUGE announcement about an upcoming ARCA start at the Las Vegas Bullring. We may get his thoughts on the current MLB season also. And much, much more!
Late model driver Christian Rose recently announced a partnership between Christian Rose Racing and the Boys & Girls Club of the Eastern Panhandle for the 2021-22 season, a chance for Rose to touch the lives of local youth and share a message close to his heart.
Christian Rose, an up-and-coming racecar driver hailing from Martinsburg, WV, was recently the recipient of a generous sponsorship donation from Glenville-area resident, Ike Morris. Morris contributed a hefty gift to help kickstart Rose’s 2021-2022 season and will look to provide matching funds for Rose’s professional season.
Speedway Digest | March 23, 2021
Cook Racing Technologies (CRT) announced today the return of Christian Rose to the team. 2021 will mark the 25-year-old's first full-time campaign with CRT. He ran a partial season last year.
Rose will primarily compete in late model events across the Southeast but will look to make his ARCA Menards Series (AMS) debut in the second half of the season.
The Journal | January 13, 2019
Christian Rose’s racing career began with simple a question, and his first performance on a race track left no question that he belonged in a race car.
Rose, a 2013 Martinsburg High School graduate, had a chance encounter with a member of car owner and Xfinity Series driver B.J. McLeod’s crew while attending a race at Daytona International Speedway in July of 2017.
