Motorsport
JOEY at the track
Every chapter of JOEY's motorsport story, from Don Schumacher Racing in 2008 to Tony Stewart Racing and Elite Motorsports today, with every photo and clip we have.
Don Schumacher Racing x Rairdon's
In July 2008 the JOEY crew ran concierge for Don Schumacher Racing. Airport pickups, rental and courtesy cars, and any help the team needed on track.
Jack Beckman's Valvoline / Mail Terminal Services Dodge Charger Funny Car carried a Rairdon.com decal on the front fender, just behind the front wheel arch.
Detail: the Rairdon.com decal on the front fender, just behind the front wheel arch, above the Freightliner decal. Photo: “IMG_0080” by Dawn (dawn-pinkchick) / Flickr, CC BY 2.0, cropped 
The same afternoon, Beckman's Charger (left) with the crowd along the fence, July 18, 2008. Photo: “IMG_0079” by Dawn (dawn-pinkchick) / Flickr, CC BY 2.0
Tony Stewart Racing x Direct Connection x JOEY
The first JOEY Concierge case of the new era, for Tony Stewart Racing's Direct Connection crew.
Matt Hagan won Funny Car over Ron Capps, 3.904 to 3.919, in the TSR Direct Connection Dodge, and shared the podium with JOEY.
The JOEY team trackside at the NHRA Northwest Nationals with Funny Car champion Matt Hagan and the Tony Stewart Racing Direct Connection crew. 
JOEY with Matt Hagan in front of the Direct Connection Dodge trailer at Pacific Raceways, 2025. JOEY is our first Presentator and our current COO. 
JOEY with family and Tony Stewart under the Direct Connection team tent at Pacific Raceways, 2025.
Elite Motorsports x Direct Connection x JOEY
JOEY Concierge returned to the drag strip, sponsoring Tony Stewart again.
This time Tony brought Elite Motorsports along too, and the Tony Stewart Racing team on hand included Matt Hagan and Leah Pruett.
Lucky Ranasinghe, Creator and Owner of MADITECH/JOEY, with Tony Stewart at Pacific Raceways for the 2026 NHRA season. Lucky says he is proud to have had Tony and his team believe in JOEY before anyone else did. 
The team’s transporter and pit area at Pacific Raceways, the same weekend. Lucky calls this a continued partnership he has helped Elite Motorsports and Tony Stewart Racing out with for years. 
Brooke Ives, our CTO, with Tony at the Elite All Access tent. Very special thanks: we could not have done it without Brooke. She is the speed tape that holds our team together. 
Stasia Smith, the lead JOEY racecar driver, 2026, holding her original Tony Stewart Racing jacket, the origin of our JOEY racing team colours. She found it in a store when she was younger, and Tony signed it himself once she got to work with him. She also took charge as event coordinator for the entire race weekend, and the whole thing ran on her. 
Stasia holding the jacket up after Tony signed it. His signature sits across the Home Depot panel, on the same jacket she found in a store years before she ever got to work with him. 
Her crew vest, signed by Tony as well, laid out next to the jacket. She ran the race weekend as event coordinator, and the vest is the one she worked it in. The Direct Connection Funny Car with the crew working around it in the pits, the same weekend at Pacific Raceways. Crew under the hood of the same car, working it over ahead of a run in the pits at Pacific Raceways. The car staged on the track with the crew and a crowd looking on, Pacific Raceways, the same weekend.
- SponsorshipTony Stewart RacingJOEY backs a car owned by Tony Stewart, and the JOEY crew has worked alongside the Direct Connection team at the track.
- SponsorshipElite MotorsportsJOEY is a sponsor of the Elite Motorsports programme.
The 2025 and 2026 photographs and video are Lucky Ranasinghe's own. The 2008 photographs are by Dawn (dawn-pinkchick) under CC BY 2.0, credited on each photo. The 2025 race clip is NHRA's, embedded from YouTube. Team and driver names appear as a statement of a sponsorship and collaboration, not as a product endorsement.