In recent weeks, Josh Williams has been on a tear on the short tracks of Florida. The 15-year-old has been dominant in the Legends Car ranks, finishing no worse than third, winning several times, in a recent string of late-season races at Charlotte County Motorsports Park and beyond.

Williams took the victory in Saturday night, September 27th's feature at CCMP in dominant fashion, earning the pole and leading every lap, plus had a strong shot at winning a Fasttruck feature the same night, setitng the stage for the young driver's return to the heart of stock car country, Lowe's Motor Speedway, on October 8th.

The BDI Racing development driver will return to the seat of the Buffalo Wild Wings #40-cent Legends Car during NASCAR Sprint Cup Pole Night October 9th with a right-foot full of momentum.

"I'm real excited about coming back up to Lowe's to run on Pole Night," said Williams. "We've run pretty well down here in Florida lately and I know we're going to need as much \momentum as we can get on Pole Night. There's going to be a lot of tough competitors out there that night, but I think the BDI Racing team will be right there up front."

Williams will make his first start at the quarter-mile infield track at Lowe's Motor Speedway since

the conclusion of the 2008 Summer Shootout Series. Williams concluded this year's Shootout just outside the top-10 in points as the youngest Pro Division competitor. He put together a strong string of finishes in the final weeks of the Shootout, helping the driver's momentum boost.

"It's going to be a lot of fun getting back to Lowe's to race. We had a great Summer Shootout, but we never made it to victory lane. Hopefully we'll be able to do that here on Pole Night, but my goal is to be in the top-five with the car in one piece to have a shot at winning the race. If we can be there, I think we'll be in good shape."

The race will come just about a week after one of the young driver's most impressive nights in his racing career. Aside from dominating the Legends Car feature at CCMP from green-to-checker, Williams hopped into his #6 Fasttruck for the first time this season and put it on the pole. After the entire field was inverted after qualifying, Williams patiently moved his way back up to the front, taking just 11 laps to get from the rear of the field to second.

Williams was going for the top spot when the leader came down on him, sending both drivers to the rear of the field. Again, Williams diligently got back to the front and was once again going for the lead when the brake-checking of the leader kept Williams from achieving his goal of winning the race.

"It was a lot of fun getting back behind the wheel of the truck," added Williams. "We had a really good piece and if we didn't keep getting messed up by the leaders, I think we would've won the race pretty easily. But, that's how it goes sometimes and it only makes me hungrier to get back to the winner's circle."

Williams' next event will come at Lowe's Motor Speedway on October 8th during the pre-even festivities for NASCAR Sprint Cup Pole Night. In advance of the big event at Lowe's Williams will appear on the "Friday Night Full Throttle" radio show live from Charlotte County Motorsports Park on Friday, October 3rd from 7:30pm to 9pm. Tune in by visiting www.charlottecountyracing.com.