Sponsors

NEWNAN, Ga. – New awards from Robert & Sons Aluminum are in store this season for top drivers in the IMCA Modified and IMCA Sunoco Late Model divisions.  National champions and rookies of the year in both divisions receive 10 sheets of aluminum from the Newnan, Ga., manufacturer and distributor, now in its sixth year as an IMCA sponsor.  “Robert & Sons Aluminum Inc. appreciates the support we have received over the last five years being a part of IMCA and we look forward to another exciting year of racing,” said Steve Hinely. “Our product is the most visible part of the race car and we get input from the racers and trends to develop new colors and finishes each year. “Many of our items are unique to RSA. This shows our commitment and willingness to invest in our customers and the racing industry,” he continued, “because we know a unique and great looking car leads to a winning team.”   Roberts & Sons product certificates will be presented during the national IMCA awards banquet [Read More]

DES MOINES, Iowa – Axle Exchange continues its title sponsorship of a premier event for IMCA Modifieds, to be held during the nation’s premier dirt track racing event. For the 15th consecutive year, Axle Exchange provides a portion of the purse paid to the 30 starters in the Fast Shafts All-Star Invitational, to be held Sept. 11 at Boone Speedway during the IMCA Speedway Motors Su­per Nationals fueled by Casey’s.  One hundred and forty-five different drivers from 26 states and two Canadian provinces have taken the green flag in the All-Star feature since the inaugural invi­tational in 2004. Each All-Star receives a free custom Velocita fire suit and a mini replica driveshaft from Axle Ex­change, manufacturer of the Fast Shafts brand of drive shafts and 18-year IMCA sponsor. Joel Rust of Grundy Center won the 2019 All-Star Invitational. The Des Moines, Iowa, company also returns to national decal programs for the IMCA Sunoco Stock Car, Karl Kustoms Northern SportMod and Smiley’s Racing Products Southern SportMod divisions.  Drivers in all three of those divisions must display two [Read More]

BOONVILLE, Ind. – Drivers in six IMCA divisions earn awards from AFCO for a 27th consecutive year. One of IMCA’s longest tenured sponsors, the Boonville, Ind., manufacturer gives more than $5,000 in post-season awards to IMCA Modified, IMCA Sunoco Late Model, IMCA Sunoco Stock Car, IMCA Sunoco Hobby Stock, Karl Kustoms Northern SportMod and Smiley’s Racing Products Southern SportMod competitors. “AFCO is honored to mark its 27th year supporting IMCA racing. We enjoy being part of the long-standing tradition with this great group,” said Marketing Director Kerri Hart. “We look forward to awarding IMCA racers with GM replacement frame kits and many various contingency awards. We hope every IMCA racer has a terrific season!” Top three eligible drivers in each of the five Modified regions receive product certificates val­ued at $250, $150 and $50 while the top three eligible drivers in both Stock Car regions re­ceive certifi­cates worth $200, $100 and $50. Top three eligible drivers in both Northern and Southern regions for the Hobby Stocks and in na­tional standings for the two SportMod divisions are in [Read More]

CYPRESS, Calif. – JE Pistons makes on-track accomplishments by IMCA drivers competing with built engines pay off for a 10th consecutive season. IMCA Modified, IMCA Sunoco Late Model, IMCA RaceSaver Sprint Car and IMCA Sunoco Stock Car drivers earn shares of more than $9,000 in product awards to be given by the Cypress, Ca­lif., manufacturer. “IMCA and circle track racing has long been an area of focus for JE Pistons,” noted Mark Gearhart, Director of Content for Race Winning Brands. “We are pleased to support IMCA and its racers.”  Top eligible finishers in each of the five regions for Modifieds and both regions for Stock Cars, and national Late Model and RaceSaver Sprint Car standings receive pistons. Certificates valued at $400, $300, $200 and $150, respectively, go to eligible second through fifth place driv­ers in regional Modified and Stock Car, and national Late Model and Sprint Car standings.  All JE awards will be presented during the national IMCA banquet in November or mailed beginning the fol­lowing week from the IMCA home office.        Information [Read More]

PONTOTOC, Miss. – IMCA Sunoco Late Model competitors are in the running this season for new awards from Hyperco. The eighth-place finisher in 2020 national point standings for the fast-growing division receives two Conventional SNS springs from the Pontotoc, Miss., high performance suspension components manufacturer. Both the ninth- and 10th-place driver get single SNS Conventional springs. Hyperco begins its 23rd year of IMCA sponsorship and continues awards in five other divisions this year as well.  “IMCA is an incredible organization with great competitors across the country. After 23 years of supporting the series, it’s grown more into a relationship than a partnership,” said Hyperco’s Justin Cockerham. “All manufacturers should do as much as we can to give back to the organizations and racers who support us all and this is a great way to do just that. I look forward to seeing everyone at this track throughout the year!”  The top three eligible finishers in each of the five regions for IMCA Modifieds, both IMCA Sunoco Stock Car regions, both IMCA Sunoco Hobby Stock regions and [Read More]

ABILENE, Texas – Tommy Fain’s years of racing research and product development pay off this season for drivers in five IMCA divisions.  Fain, a long-time IMCA driver himself, is owner of new sponsor Abilene Race Rads, which gives $50 gift certificates to top five finishers at 80 designated specials for IMCA Modifieds, IMCA Sunoco Stock Cars, IMCA Sunoco Hobby Stocks, Smiley’s Racing Products Southern SportMods and Karl Kustoms Northern SportMods. Those certificates can be applied toward the purchase of a racing radiator or fan blade.  “The divisions that are part of this program fit our products best. We can service drivers’ cooling needs while rewarding current and new customers,” explained Fain. “I have done on-track re­search and development for a number of years and we have good, racer-friendly prices.”  Fain also sent Super Sucker 4-blade fans to distributors for testing on various levels of dirt racing, from traveling series to Saturday night shows at local tracks.  “They have been very well received,” he noted, “because the retail price is very economical and because of their durability. These [Read More]