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Cup Series’ Legacy Motor Club Announces Executive Changes

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Legacy Motor Club (Legacy M.C.) CEO Cal Wells III has announced two key executive promotions within the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series racing team based out of Statesville, North Carolina.

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Bill Scott, formerly executive vice president and general counsel of Legacy M.C., has been named chief operating officer. He will oversee all the Club’s business operations departments, including marketing, sales, human resources, licensing and accounting.

In addition, Amy Walsh-Stock was promoted from director of communications to vice president, communications. She was awarded the 2020 National Motorsports Press Association’s Ken Patterson Helping Others Award and was a co-recipient of the 2022 Jim Chapman Award for PR Excellence.

Wells III was promoted to CEO of Legacy M.C. in late July of this year.

For more information, visit the Legacy M.C. announcement or visit legacymotorclub.com.

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