Paul Copenhaver Motorsports has been a family owned and operated business located in Lancaster since the shop opened in 2000. PCM is a shop that builds NASCAR weekly series cars that run at Irwindale Speedway,  Las Vegas Bullring and the new Bakersfield track located in Kern County.
            Paul Copenhaver, the owner, started off his mechanical career by working at several Ford dealerships for twenty years. When he was not working he was volunteering his time helping fellow racers at local tracks.  With Many requests Paul opened his own shop working full time maintaining and being a crew chief for several local racers. Through Paul’s success he was approached by many drivers that later advanced and are competing in the upper levels of NASCAR.  Paul received awards for Craftsman Mechanic of the year in 2003 and Irwindale  Crew Chief of the year in 2005.
            We are so happy to have Ken Rohrer one of the finest fabricators this side of the Mississippi working at our shop.  Bill McCool our chassis welder and fabricator has 20 years experience in the racing industry-off road as well as circle track.  Part of  our race team includes  engine and chassis  specialist Scott Labowe.  Scott has worked with PCM for eight years and is a very important part of our team.  Spotter Bryan Brown helps our team as well, he is one of the best spotters around. New PCM Team member is Ron Esau (1986 Inaugural NASCAR Tour Champion) for Consulting and Testing and Miles Copenhaver coach.  Paul’s two son’s Miles and Brent work at PCM, they help maintain and repair cars.  Miles raced at Irwindale Speedway in the Super Truck division  and is currently driving a late model car that has been built at the shop. Miles is pursuing his dream of someday becoming a NASCAR cup driver. Miles and Brent both are part of a NASCAR late model team.