Mack Gouge founded Team 7 Racing in 1974. While his success on the blacktop is impressive in racing circles, it’s his impact in the boardroom that helps his sponsors realize a return on their motorsports investment Monday through Friday.

Southeastern Cabling Contractors opened in Columbus, Georgia in August 1993, boasting a staff with over twenty-five years of information systems and telecommunications experience. Gouge’s leadership, coupled with his personal dedication to quality has enabled SCC to build a business with high standards and garner a reputation for quality work.

Southeastern Cabling Contractors has completed many large cabling and integration projects in and around Columbus, GA and the southeast region of the United States. SCC’s clients include some of largest, national branded companies in the Chattahoochee Valley Area – TSYS, Pratt & Whitney Aircraft, Emerson Electric Company, Columbus Regional Healthcare Systems, and AFLAC, Inc.

Southeastern Cabling Contractors has on its staff two (2) employees who are Registered Communications Distribution Designers (RCDD). Due to changes in the telecommunications industry, Building Industry Consulting Service International (BICSI) established the RCDD program. The title RCDD is awarded to BICSI members who demonstrate a high level of expertise in integrating the needs of the telecommunications and building industries. This inter-industry liaison function distinguishes the RCDD from others involved in telecommunications. They will provide complete wire mapping, and can certify all cabling projects.

The vendor trained and certified staff is dedicated to providing the highest quality workmanship to each and every customer no matter how large or small the job. Gouge has carried that successful blueprint over to TEAM 7 RACING, where his successes continue to mount.

Jeremy Ellis began his racing career by stepping into his dad’s footbrake car at the age of 14. He hasn’t turned back since.

A year later, Ellis had won a monthly points championship and finished 5th in the yearly points championship at Montgomery Motorsports Park. Ellis, at the young age of 16, was no stranger to winning. He was the High School track champion at Montgomery Motorsports Park and finished third in NHRA’s Division 2 for the High School classes in 2003; he was also driving a Racecraft Chassis Dragster running in the Super Pro class in Montgomery and other tracks around the southeast. Ellis also kept racing his footbrake car and finished 2nd in the monthly points championship.

In his 2004 – 2005 racing seasons, Jeremy won the Quick 32 class at the Montgomery Motorsports Park. He also won nine races and the Footbrake Championship at the Phenix Motorsports Park in Phenix City, Alabama as well as taking a win at the Super Pro race at Montgomery’s Super Chevy Show in his dragster.

Moving into the 2006 season, Ellis and his dad decided to make a change to compete in a new 5.30 Heads-up class racing through out the Southeast. Ellis picked up nine wins, including the September Outlaw Racing Street Car Association (ORSCA) race at the Huntsville Dragway. Ellis also had 4 runner up finishes placing him 3rd in the world for the ORSCA Series even though he missed 2 out of the 9 races. Not too bad for his first year in the 5.30 class.

Ellis was crowned the 2007 ORSCA 5.30 Series Champion with four wins and three runner-up finishes. 2008 marked Ellis’ first full season under the TEAM 7 RACING banner and did not disappoint with two wins, two runner-up finishes and his second consecutive ORSCA World Series Championship. Ellis continued his dominating ways and captured the 2009 championship.

In 2013 Jeremy won the Southern Outlaw Series Drag Racing 5.0 Championship at Capital City Motorsports Park.

RIP – Clay Young (June 9, 1947 – February 3, 2014)

In Memory of our good friend. Racing around in Heaven and looking down on us. We miss you Brother!! God Speed!!!

Clay Young has 33 years racing experience as both Driver and Crew Chief.
15 wins, 10 second place and 18 top three finishes in the IMSA Kelly American Challenge.

Racing Experience

• 1989-1990 IMSA Kelly American Champion
• 1989-1992 ARCA Super Car Series (2 poles, 6 top five and 2 top ten)
• 1993 3 NASCAR Winston Cup starts
• 1994-1996 ARCA Team Manager and Crew Chief for Phillip Young Racing
• 1997-2001 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series; PARTS Pro Truck Series (3 poles, 2 wins, 11 top five and 19 top ten finishes)
• 2002-2004 Driver Coach & Test Driver for NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series. Driver in the Southern All Stars Super Truck Series and Stock Car Road Racing Championship (2 top five finishes in 2003 and 2004)
• 2005 US LEC Stock Car Road Racing Champion