Veterans United Home Loans, the nation's No. 1 dedicated VA lender, is again proud to sponsor racing icon Kenny Schrader and the FAS Lane Racing team as they look for their first win of this young season at the Goody's Fast Relief 500 on Sunday, April 3.

Kenny, a Missouri native, will be behind the wheel of the Veterans United No. 32 car for the annual springtime NASCAR Sprint Series Cup event at Martinsville Speedway. He'll also be looking for a bit of redemption after just missing the cut at the recent Jeff Byrd 500 presented by Food City at Bristol Motor Speedway.

"It'll be great to get back to Martinsville for another shot at a Sprint Cut series win," Kenny said. "Frank and his crew will have the Veterans United car ready for another fast-paced run at one of the country's best tracks."

This will mark Kenny's third race for FAS Lane, which legendary NASCAR crew chief Frank Stoddard formed in February. Stoddard owns the Veterans United No. 32 car, a Ford Fusion from Roush-Fenway Racing and Richard Petty Motorsports.

A unique feature of the No. 32 car is the motto on the bumper: "Enhance Lives." The phrase is one of Veterans United's core values. It's also inscribed on the underside of the hood, along with the company's other two major values — "Be passionate and have fun" and "Deliver results with integrity."

Stoddard said he's grateful for Veterans United's continued support of FAS Lane Racing and NASCAR.

"We're excited to have the Veterans United No. 32 car back in action at Martinsville," Stoddard said. "We're proud to have the support of a company that's committed to helping military members and their families."

Veterans United is committed to helping Kenny Schrader and Frank Stoddard make the 2011 racing season a success.

"Kenny and Frank have tremendous track records and legions of fans nationwide," said Nathan Long, CEO of Veterans United. "These are racing veterans who know what it takes to win. We're excited to be a part of the team."

About Veterans United Home Loans

Missouri-based Veterans United Home Loans is the nation's No. 1 dedicated VA lender. Veterans United serviced more than $1 billion in VA loans last year alone and has worked with more than 500,000 military families since its founding in 2003. In 2007, VAMC received an Inc. 500 award as one of the fastest-growing private companies in America. Its mission is to help veterans and active duty military members take advantage of the home loan benefits earned by their service.