Cameron Hayley, driver of the #24 Cabinets by Hayley/GPM Ford, holds up a plaque after winning the pole during qualifying for the NASCAR K&N Pro Series West G-Oil 150 at the Stockton 99 Speedway on May 4, 2013
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But can Cameron Hayley win two NASCAR races this weekend?

Daytona Champion Cameron Hayley of Canada is racing every event he can fit into his now very busy NASCAR schedule. He doesn’t take much time off to rest and now that his school is out for the summer expect him to get even busier! When Hayley has time off from NASCAR he is racing somewhere else.

Last weekend Hayley won the real “Gold” in the ever popular Super Late Model “Get Rich 212” Race at Kalispell, Montana.

Hayley also sits in second place in the NASCAR K&N Pro Series West Championship.
At just 16 years old he already has as much track experience as many older drivers twice his age. Determined to climb the NASCAR ladder Hayley races wherever he can for even more experience.

Driving the #24 Cabinets by Hayley Ford Fusion he now heads to Iowa Speedway for Friday’s NASCAR race and then down to Lebanon Missouri on Sunday for the next race of the NASCAR K&N Pro West – Double Header Weekend.

Some competitors might find this a grueling weekend but it suits Hayley just fine. In fact he is even more determined to win this weekend after a near win at Brainerd MN in his last NASCAR race. Unfortunately in the closing laps debris on the track flattened a tire and ruined that win. Hayley’s team performed a rapid pit stop and came back to greet the checkers and the fans in an astonishing fifth place.

“Ever since we won at Daytona we have been knocking on the door for that next win. We have constantly been up there with second’s and thirds. It’s killing me being so close! We will try to change that this week with the Double Header weekend!”

Friday’s NASCAR K&N Pro Series combination race at Iowa Speedway is sure to be exciting.

Teams are coming from both the west and the east series to battle it all out.
Traditionally the eastern teams have been tough to beat but Hayley wants to change that too.

In watching Hayley’s season so far this might just be the weekend that he does it.