Picture this: A high-octane NASCAR driver steps into the world of corporate aviation, where precision and performance reign supreme. It’s an unexpected crossover, but HJS is making it happen at the NBAA Business Aviation Convention & Exhibition (NBAA-BACE) in Las Vegas. On Wednesday, October 15, from 12 to 2 PM, fans and industry professionals alike will have a chance to meet Jeremy Clements, a veteran NASCAR Xfinity Series driver, at HJS’s booth #2321. But here’s where it gets interesting: This isn’t just about autographs—it’s a celebration of shared values between two seemingly different worlds.
Jeremy Clements, who’s raced the No. 51 Chevrolet for his family-owned team since 2007, isn’t just another driver. His career is a testament to grit and independence, marked by standout finishes and a memorable victory at Daytona. Known for his underdog spirit, he’s a figure who embodies the same determination that drives innovation in aviation. But does the fast-paced, adrenaline-fueled culture of motorsports truly align with the meticulous, safety-first ethos of corporate aviation? That’s a question HJS is asking—and they’re inviting you to explore the answer.
Earlier this year, HJS partnered with Clements during the NASCAR Xfinity Series race at Circuit of The Americas (COTA) in March 2025, highlighting how both industries prioritize reliability and peak performance. "We’re thrilled to welcome Jeremy to NBAA and give attendees a unique opportunity to engage with aviation and motorsports excellence," said Scott Lawson, President of HJS. "This event is a fun way to connect with professionals who are passionate about aviation—and racing."
Visitors to Booth #2321 will not only meet Clements but also discover HJS’s new Custom Parts Search Portal, a tool designed to streamline access to certified aftermarket components. It’s a glimpse into how the company continues to push boundaries in the corporate aviation sector. And this is the part most people miss: While some might argue that the worlds of racing and aviation are too different to merge, HJS is making a bold statement about the power of cross-industry collaboration.
So, whether you’re a aviation enthusiast, a motorsports fan, or just curious about what happens when two industries collide, this event offers something for everyone. Will you be there to see the intersection of speed and precision firsthand? Drop a comment below—do you think the lessons from NASCAR could revolutionize aviation, or is this just a flashy gimmick?
