the 2004 season. Before shutting down, the team was looking to run a second or even a third car in 2005 but sponsorship never materialized. Car No. 59/70 results ARCA Re/Max Series Car No. 49 history The team was created in 2000 from the remnants of the ISM Racing that was not being used by Tyler Jet Motorsports. NASCAR Winston Cup Series team. Tony Morgenthau gave the team as a birthday present to his wife, Beth Ann, whose initials comprised the name of the team. BAM Racing attempted 6 races late in the 2000 ARCA Season with Matt Mullins. The team would have a best start of 10th at Charlotte in October and a best finish of 13th at Pocono in June. The team ceased operations upon BAM's move to Winston Cup. Car Nos. 69 and 99 history BAM Racing returned to ARCA in 2004 as part of Klaus Graf's development program. The German driver made his debut in the No. 69 BAM Racing Dodge at Nashville Superspeedway in October, starting 5th and finishing 3rd. He ran a second race in the No. 99 BAM Racing Dodge at Talladega in October, where he started 7th and finished 29th after a crash. References 9. Interview with a Former NASCAR Team Owner Buzz McCall, R-U Relentless and Unstoppable? https://youtube/7tRDgE3xqDU External links BAM Racing Homepage[defunct] BAM Racing's Ownership Statistics http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2008/writers/tom_bowles/07/11/obama/index.html https://sports.yahoo.com/nascar/news;_ylt=AsvBhwjCx62EGfn9lrEkd.Pov7YF?slug=ap-nascar-obamasponsorship&prov=ap&type=lgns 2001 establishments in the United States American auto racing teams Defunct companies based in North Carolina Defunct NASCAR teams Auto racing teams established in 2002 Auto racing teams disestablished in 2010