BjornSport

They suck and are bad.

2020
The #23 team would first be entered in the 2020 Okaycar Pro Series, driven by Will Kimmel and sponsored by the #team23 movement. Will Kimmel would notch a victory at New Hampshire Road Course, but after a crash at Iowa, would announce his retirement at the end of that year. He would finish 7th in points with 6 top 10s.

2021
Mike Bliss was selected to fill the departing Kimmel's shoes, and with sponsorship from Vannoy, came onto the Okaycar Pro Series scene with a bang. Mike Bliss would win his second start at Charlotte and end the year 12th in points with 6 top 10s.

2022
Mike Bliss was retained as driver of the 23, bringing Alzheimer's Research & Prevention Foundation as sponsor. Mike Bliss would win the Rolex 500 in a last turn pass and win his first and only Okaycar Pro Series Championship.

2023
After a late offseason switch to Toyota, Mike Bliss was retained to pilot the Aisin sponsored 23. He was bit by the champion's curse and finished a dismal 23rd in points with only four top 10s.

2024
Mike Bliss continued his association with the 23 and BjornSport and was joined by sponsor Miccosukee. Mike would win a farce of a race at Pocono and collect 6 top 10s. He would finish 10th in points.

2025
Bliss would return and run dismally that year, finishing a distant 27th in points, with 4 top 10s. Bliss was involved in a brutal accident at Charlotte Motor Speedway, which was the catalyst for his retirement.

2026
Mike Bliss retired at the end of the 2025 season, and his car was filled by Justin Haley. Haley brought aboard the Fraternal Order of Eagles as a sponsor. Haley would finish runner-up at Richmond and Canandaigua and ended up 13th in points.

2027
Mike Bliss returned to the Okaycar Pro Series as an Owner/Driver, after original driver Bomby Duluth died. Bliss would finish 8th in points with 5 top 10s.

2028
Carson Ware would fill in the 23 with sponsorship from State Fair Corn Dogs.



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