Kenly, N.C.-In the age of cradle-to-cockpit racing, veterans always have to answer one question: How long are you going to do this?

Jay Fogleman, 41, won’t have to answer that question anytime soon.

After 94 starts without a victory in the Hooters Pro Cup Series, Fogleman won the Dan Duncan Memorial Aaron’s 250 at Southern National Raceway Park on Sunday afternoon.

"The best thing about this win is that maybe my wife, kids and other people will quit asking me how long I’m going to keep racing," joked Fogleman, driver of the No. 4n Speedco/The Works Ford. "As long as I can do this, I’m going to be racing for long time. To know that we’re competitive, and still doing it with our own stuff, it’s rewarding and real important to me."

Atlanta, Ga. - Today, Hooters of America, Inc. and United Speed Alliance Racing (USAR) announced that the current 2008 season will be the last year the popular national restaurant chain will be involved as title sponsor of USAR and its Hooters Pro Cup Series. The Company, which has been involved with USAR since its creation in 1994, cited the poor economy and the need to focus on restaurant related marketing activities as reasons to end the long standing sponsorship relationship.