Web hosting provider and domain registrar Go Daddy announced on Thursday it is extending its sponsorship with NASCAR’s Craftsman Truck Series, sponsoring driver Landon Cassill in the Go Daddy #46 Chevrolet truck for two additional races.

Go Daddy announced earlier this month it was sponsoring Cassill in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series at Lowe’s Motor Speedway Charlotte in the North Carolina Lottery Education 200.

Cassill, who registered a href=”http://www.landoncassill.com/”>his website with GoDaddy.com before he was of legal driving age, hopes to win his first checkered flag on Saturday.

He is set to drive the Go Daddy #46 Chevrolet truck Saturday at Mansfield Motorsports Speedway for the Ohio 250, which will be broadcasted at 12:30 p.m. EST on SPEED TV. Cassill will take the wheel again May 30 at the AAA Insurance 200 in Delaware.

Go Daddy has long been associated with the racing world, with its a roster of spokespersons that includes the likes of IndyCar’s Danica Patrick, who has just been secured as a “Go Daddy Girl” through 2009, and NASCAR’s Dale Earnhardt, Jr. The company also recently announced another racing sponsorship event — Sunday’s Indianapolis 500 television broadcast on ABC.