VIP Medical Concierge brings unique service back to Super Nationals

2022 Super Nationals

Introduced to many IMCA drivers and fans during the Central California Clash, the VIP Medical Concierge mobile clinic will be located outside turn two at Boone Speedway throughout the week of the IMCA Speedway Motors Super Nationals fueled by Casey’s. (Courtesy Photo)

LOS ANGELES, Calif. (Aug. 30, 2022) – The impression Dr. Robert Baker got, and the impression VIP Medical Concierge made at last year’s IMCA Speedway Motors Super Nationals fueled by Casey’s bring them back to Boone Speedway for the 40th annual event.

VIP Medical Concierge sets the gold standard for delivering intravenous vitamins and minerals directly to the bloodstream of drivers and fans alike and will be located in a mobile medical clinic outside turn two throughout the week of Super Nationals.

Winners of Modified qualifying features all receive $100 from the Los Angeles medical services provider.

“Super Nationals was awesome last year and that’s why we’re coming back,” said Dr. Baker, a primary sponsor for IMCA Modified driver Jerry Flippo. “We’re looking forward to bringing our mobile clinic, to help promote hydration and nutrition. Our mobile clinic is like a doctor’s office on wheels, so we’re equipped to help with non-emergency medical situations, and we’re looking forward to seeing Jerry take the title on Saturday night.”

“We met a lot of people at Super Nationals last year. We got a lot of them visiting at the end of the week and getting IV hydration and nutrition, which was a great thing,” he continued. “It’s something you can take twice a week and it makes a big difference toward the end of Super Nationals.”

Twenty-two feet long, the VIP Medical Concierge mobile clinic made its most recent track visit to Bakersfield Speedway. It was also at Keller Auto Speedway, Tulare Thunderbowl and Merced Speedway during IMCA Central California Clash dates in May.

“We’re glad to have Dr. Baker and VIP Medical Concierge back at Super Nationals and provide this unique service,” said Marketing Integration and Sponsorship Director Carson Becker-Gramm. “They’ll be in a very visible location and I encourage drivers and race fans to stop in.”

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