RISING CITY, Neb. – Damon Richards knows first-hand the challenge that goes into and the sense of accomplishment that result from winning an IMCA state championship.
The owner of Demon Decals adds to the recognition drivers earning those titles in IMCA Central Region states in both the 2020 and 2021 seasons.
State champions in all divisions in Arkansas, Colorado, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska and Oklahoma all receive $100 gift certificates from the first-year sponsor located in Rising City, Neb.
“We’re really excited about this program,” said Richards, who earned the 2016 Nebraska State Hobby Stock title during his 14-year IMCA career. “It gives us the opportunity to expand and get our name out in front of a lot more people.”
“We already do about 250 wraps a year now,” he continued. “Working with the largest sanctioning body out there is one way to help a lot of drivers in all the IMCA divisions.”
Demon Decals gift certificates will be presented to IMCA Modified, IMCA Late Model, IMCA RaceSaver Sprint Car, IMCA Sunoco Stock Car, IMCA Sunoco Hobby Stock, Karl Kustoms Northern SportMod, Smiley’s Racing Products Southern SportMod and Mach-1 Sport Compact state champions during the national awards banquet in November, or mailed beginning the following week from the IMCA home office.
“Winning a state championship is a neat deal,” said Richards, son of Charger Chassis owners Jamie and Shelly Richards. “We raced at a lot of different tracks that season and ended up winning it by five points, so I know how hard it is to do.”
In addition to making wraps, decals and T-shirts for circle track competitors, Demon Decals does signage and logo design, banners, graphics, lettering and wraps for commercial, recreational and personal applications.
More information is available by calling “The buddy down the road that does wraps” at 402 367-8464, at www.demondecals.com and on Facebook.
“This is a unique program and one that is ideal for a company like Demon Decals. Their support of tracks and racers in the central part of the country is going to make a difference not only this year, but in the next couple of seasons,” said IMCA Marketing Director Kevin Yoder. “It is great to have them on board in 2020 and beyond.”