New York Sports Show Extends Sponsorship Of Tyler Tomassi And Strike Mamba Racing To ARCA West Las Vegas Race
WEST HAVEN, CT. — VIVA LAS VEGAS! The New York Sports Show is proud to announce the extension of its partnership with Tyler Tomassi and Strike Mamba Racing, continuing the media brand’s growing presence in stock-car racing as Tomassi prepares to compete in the ARCA Menards Series West race at The Bullring at Las Vegas Motor Speedway.
Following the New York Sports Show’s recent sponsorship involvement with Tomassi and Strike Mamba Racing, the organization has elected to continue its support of the rising driver as the team heads to Las Vegas for another ARCA West Series event.
New York Sports Show came aboard with Tomassi and SMR for the Madera 150 last Friday, where Tomassi piloted the No.51 Chevrolet to a 14th place finish after starting 18th. For the upcoming race at Las Vegas, Tomassi will be in the No.72 for SMR.
The partnership represents another milestone for New York Sports Show creator and host Dominic Konareski, whose sports media brand has continued expanding beyond traditional coverage of New York sports and into the world of motorsports.
“This is another exciting step for the New York Sports Show,” said Konareski. “Our partnership with Tyler and Strike Mamba Racing has been an incredible opportunity to bring the New York Sports Show brand into the ARCA West Series and into the West Coast market as a whole. We are excited to continue supporting Tyler and the team as they take on The Bullring at Las Vegas Motor Speedway.”
Tomassi, driving for Strike Mamba Racing, has continued building his racing career through competition in ARCA, along with the NASCAR Truck and O’Reilly Series. The Las Vegas event provides another opportunity for Tomassi to showcase the SMR team on a national stage.
The Las Vegas race will take place on Friday, October 2nd, 2026, for the Kyle Busch Classic presented by Star Nursery. The race will wave the green flag at 9 p.m. ET / 6 p.m. PT, for 151 laps (56.625 miles) of racing around the 0.375-mile asphalt oval. The Las Vegas short-track configuration provides a unique challenge for drivers and teams, with close-quarters racing and limited room for error.
The continued partnership between New York Sports Show, Tomassi and Strike Mamba Racing combines sports media, digital content and grassroots motorsports into one growing collaboration.
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