Kligerman, who is in his first full-time campaign in the NASCAR Nationwide Series, currently ranks sixth in championship standings with two top-five and five top-10 finishes across 12 starts. The 22-year-old driver enters this weekend's race at Michigan International Speedway in Brooklyn having reeled off nine consecutive top-15 finishes. Overall in 30 career starts in NASCAR's second division, he has one pole, two top-five and 10 top-10 finishes. In his lone start at New Hampshire Motor Speedway, he qualified 19th and finished 18th in the 2011 NASCAR Camping World Truck Series event."I was already really looking forward to going back to New Hampshire Motor Speedway and now that I have a New England based company onboard as my sponsor it makes it that much more exciting," said Kligerman, the only New Englander who competes full-time in the Nationwide Series. "The neat thing is that my mom was one of North American Power's first customers -- so I know firsthand the money that they save their customers, how dedicated they are to providing homegrown renewable energy and the amazing things they do for charity. They are also the official power supplier of New Hampshire Motor Speedway, so it would make it that much sweeter for everyone involved if we can put our No. 77 North American Power Camry in victory lane.""We are excited to partner with Parker and his Kyle Busch Motorsports team in their quest for victory in the New England 200," said Kerry Breitbart, CEO of North American Power. "Not only is he a terrific driver, but he shares our commitment to involving charity and community in his success. We look forward to inviting our customers, charity partners and independent representatives to share in the thrill of New Hampshire racing."PaddockTalk Perspective