Brad Perez Making NASCAR Xfinity Series Debut in Apex Coffee Roasters No. 13

TGR Staff -07/26/2022

Brad Perez, who made his first two NASCAR Camping World Truck Series starts earlier this season sponsored by Apex Coffee Roasters, will be making his NASCAR Xfinity Series debut this weekend at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Road Course, driving the Apex Coffee Roasters’ No. 13 for MBM Motorsports.

Perez’s first experience with NASCAR was working in the garages for the Xfinity Series. “This is where I know the most people, where I’m most familiar. to have the opportunity to make my first Xfinity Series start means so much to me, and to do it with one of the longtime veterans of the sport like Carl Long and MBM Motorsports is surreal.” Perez said to TobyChristie.com.

In addition to primary sponsorship by Apex Coffee Roasters, Perez is also supported by Greentech Energy, AutoRepairVinStickers.com, and Victory SIM.

Brad Perez Making NASCAR Xfinity Series Debut in Apex Coffee Roasters No. 13 MBM Entry at Indy Road Course

“I have to thank Apex Coffee Roasters for believing in me,” Perez said. “It’s crazy to consider them longtime partners but now being with me for three races, that’s the longest someone has ever stuck with me and it means the world. They’re big road course people, so to have their logos fly around the famed Indianapolis Motor Speedway is a huge deal.”

“It is amazing to see how far Brad has come in just a few races,” said Brett Jameson, founder of Apex Coffee Roasters. “Seeing our livery at Indy is exciting for sure, but we are more excited to see what Brad does next, he is an incredible talent and a credit to the sport.”

Perez got his start road racing in the SCCA Spec Miata series and launched his NASCAR career as a tire specialist for several teams including JD Motorsports, Martins Motorsports, and Rackley WAR Racing in the NASCAR Xfinity and NASCAR Camping World Truck Series.

At his first NASCAR Camping World Truck Series race at Circuit of the Americas back in March, Perez secured a top-20 finish driving for Reaume Brothers Racing. He followed up with a 22nd-place finish at Sonoma Raceway in June.