IMCA Late Model, Sprint Car rookies race for Brodix cylinder head awards 

Late Model, Sponsors, Sprint Car

MENA, Ark. (March 20, 2023) – Rookie drivers in the IMCA Sunoco Late Model and IMCA RaceSaver Sprint Car divisions are in the running for Brodix again this season. 

The Mena, Ark., manufacturer, family owned and operated for more than half a century, gives cylinder head sets to national rookies of the year in both divisions. The highest finishing spec engine driver in national Late Model point standings receives the same award.

All three awards will be presented during IMCA’s national banquet in November. Drivers in both divi­sions are re­quired to display two Brodix logos on their race cars. 

The 2023 season is Brodix’ 27th consecutive as an IMCA sponsor. 

“The number of new drivers and new sanctions will make rookie of the year standings in our Late Model and Sprint Car divisions fun to watch,” commented IMCA Marketing Integration and Sponsorship Director Carson Becker-Gramm. “It’s been a privilege for us to facilitate these awards and appreciate the support Brodix has given IMCA and rookie drivers for so many years now.”

Information about Brodix cylinder heads and intake manifolds, as well as dealers, is availa­ble at the www.brodix.com website or by calling 479 394-1075. 

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