NASCAR’s Ryan Newman to drive car that honors Indiana man
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From left, Julie and Randy Brommer, their daughter Lyndsey Beard, her husband Jacob Beard and their daughter, Berkleigh, unveil Newman’s midget car. The Brommers are the parents of Cody Brommer, who died at age 21 and saved eight lives through the act of organ donation. (Photos provided by Indiana Donor Network)
NASCAR driver Ryan Newman will drive the 2022 Driven2SaveLives midget car owned by Clausen Marshall Racing and sponsored by Indiana Donor Network in the 2022 Lucas Oil Chili Bowl Nationals race later this month.
From left, Julie and Randy Brommer, their daughter Lyndsey Beard, her husband Jacob Beard and their daughter, Berkleigh, unveil Newman’s midget car. The Brommers are the parents of Cody Brommer, who died at age 21 and saved eight lives through the act of organ donation. (Photos provided by Indiana Donor Network)
Clauson Marshall Racing and Indiana Donor Network revealed NASCAR driver Ryan Newman’s new 2022 Driven2SaveLives midget car Dec. 20 at Clauson Marshall Racing in Fishers. Newman will drive the car in the 2022 Lucas Oil Chili Bowl Nationals later this month. The car displays the name of organ donor Cody Brommer of Fort Wayne. Brommer died at 21 and was an organ donor. Eight lives were saved and two recipients gained sight from Brommer’s decision to become an organ and cornea donor.
