March 25, 2025

Modified and Stock Cars to expect awards from Intercomp

MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. (Mar. 6, 2025) – Intercomp to continue its three decade span of Friesen Performance IMCA Modified and Sunoco IMCA Stock Cars support into 2025.

Intercomp gives $100 certificates toward the purchase of RFX wireless scales or digital chassis setup equipment to designated finishers at 30 selected Modified special events, and to the top 10 drivers in both the Northern and Southern regions for Stock Cars.

Intercomp is continuing to participate in the national decal program for the Stock Cars. Two decals will be required on the car for the duration of the 2025 season.

Special events awards will be mailed during the season, with point fund shares presented at the national banquet.

Intercomps digital angle gauge will again be awarded at both the IMCA Super Nationals and the RaceSaver Nationals later in the year.

“Thirty-one years of sponsorship is a milestone we’re proud to celebrate. The support from Intercomp through the Stock Car decal program and at Super Nationals is a great cap on the program,” said IMCA Marketing Integration and Sponsorship Director Carson Becker-Gramm.

Information about Intercomp products and apparel is available at www.intercompracing.com, on Facebook, or by calling 800-328-3336.

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Intercomp continues support of IMCA for 29th season

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Manning Flips, Then Flies to Victory in Bill & Shirley Memorial at Mohave Valley

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Day Dials Up Late-Race Pass for IMCA Modified Victory at Kennedale

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Ramey Scores First Career Win at Heart O’ Texas’ Gene Adamcik Memorial

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