Greeley Automotive Machine
Builds Championship Power
Most engine shops are built around a staff that has first-hand racing experience. But few can match the levels of championship success and diverse experience that the staff at Greeley Automotive Machine has. Located in Greeley, Colorado, and run by Bruce Yackey and David Gee, the high-horsepower engines coming out of this shop are designed and created with a winning combination of track-proven experience and cutting-edge technology.
Bruce Yackey started gaining his experience at a very young age. As a small child he enjoyed watching his dad race. Even though his father retired from racing when Yackey was still young, he had been bitten by the race bug. Yackey would end up spending much of his youth at his uncle's automotive repair shop where he started grinding camshafts when he was just 14-years-old.
In 1989 Yackey started driving at his home track, Colorado National Speedway, and quickly won his first Colorado National track championship in the Sportsman division. A year later he made the switch to NASCAR Late Models. All combined, he has amassed an impressive grand total of eleven championships throughout various divisions as he moved up through the ranks.