History Channel “Madhouse” returning for Season 2 in April
The day is finally approaching for the entire world to watch Rick Ware Racing driver, Tim Brown at his finest.  The History Channel will debut, “Madhouse” on January 10th at 9pm EST immediately after “Ice Road Truckers”.

Following the channels feature show will draw nearly a million viewers as the show will air every Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday through the first half of the year.

“Madhouse” filmed the entire 2009 NASCAR Whelen Modified season at Bowman-Gray Stadium, following Brown in a quest for his 8th Championship at the track.

The shows finale will feature Brown’s step into the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series when he debuted at Martinsville Speedway last October.  Tim will be featured as well as his sponsors Circle K and Hayes Jewelers as the #83 battles for the title

Great news was recieved from L.A. on Monday from producers of “Madhouse” the new show on the History Channel, that the crews are looking forward to taping of Season 2.

After reviewing the footage for production of Season 1, the network has stated that they will be returning for the 2010 NASCAR Whelen Modified Series at Bowman-Gray Stadium and that RWR driver Tim Brown will be the focus once again.

“This is a great moment for RWR, Tim, Bowman-Gray Stadium and all our sponsors”, stated Rick Ware.  “This is a great time to join in on the television coverage as Tim will go after the record breaking 9th title at NASCAR’s Oldest Track.  With over 20 hours of television time for our sponsors, it is a awesome opportunity for a organization to put themselves in the spot light.

Tim Brown and his Hayes Jewelers/Circle K Thirstbuster team would not be denied Saturday night at Bowman-Gray Stadium of it’s 8th Championship. Brown qualified 3rd for the 150 lap feature and waited til the last 20 laps to make his move into the runner-up position, securing his spectacular 8th title at the track. Not only did he clinche the title at BGS he also maintained his point lead in the NASCAR Whelen North Carolina division with only 2 weeks to go.

Brown’s title is only a prelude to big things for the driver as he will make his NASCAR Camping World Truck Series debut at Martinsville in October. The 8th title for Brown signifies the 100th race for RWR this year and its 2nd Championship in 2009

Tim Brown held on to a 5th and 13th place finish in races at Bowman-Gray Stadium Saturday night to hold onto his Championship lead with just one week to go.

Brown leads the points by 37 points but with a double points night next Saturday the Championship is far from over. “We just have to race smart and continue doing what we do and that is go for the wins.”

Brown has been spectacular this season racking up wins and poles all the while piloting his Circle K Thirstbuster/Hayes Jewelers to solid finishes. If Tim can stay at the front Saturday night, he will win his impressive 8th Championship at Bowman-Gray putting him among the best to ever win at the famed track.