Shaw Race Cars marks decade of title sponsorship in IMCA’s Western Region

BATESVILLE, Ark. – Shaw Race Cars marks a decade of title sponsorship support for Modified drivers competing in IMCA’s Western Region.

The Batesville, Ark., chassis builder provides a portion of the point fund to be paid to top 10 drivers in regional point standings again this season. 

Shaw was purchased by Scott and Marlene Mosley in July of 2019, with veteran Jeff Taylor brought in to provide his considerable technical expertise. The Western Region includes tracks in Arizona, California, western Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, northern New Mexico, Oregon, Utah, Washington and Wyoming.

The 2021 regional champion will earn $2,500, with $1,250 paid for second, $625 for third, $325 for fourth and $300 for fifth. Sixth through 10th place finishers each receive $200.

Drivers must display two Shaw Race Cars logos on their race car to be eligible for point fund shares.

“This has been a good partnership for us,” said Scott Mosley, noting the number of IMCA Modified and Northern SportMod drivers winning 2020 track and state championships on board Shaw cars. 

And with the continued growth of the IMCA Sunoco Stock Car division in Arkansas, Shaw will have a hand in putting even more drivers in victory lane this season after entering into a dealer program with Wisconsin chassis builder Sniper Speed. 

Information about Shaw chassis and services is available by calling 870 251-2966, at the shawracecars.com website and on Facebook.

Shaw had been a special series sponsor for four years before taking over the regional role with IMCA. 

“The new ownership at Shaw has been remarkable to work with and their vision for racing and their association with IMCA is a clear one,” stated IMCA Marketing Director Kevin Yoder. “We are proud to have them as the title sponsor of our Modified Western Region and are already underway with some outstanding racing in the region.”

Grays Harbor Raceway in Elma, Wash., is the newest addition to the Shaw Race Cars Western Region.