Sponsors

Dirt Works Race Cars in seventh season as title sponsor for IMCA Eastern Region

ORONOGO, Mo. – Dirt Works Race Cars continues its long association with IMCA this season, returning as title sponsor of the Eastern Region for Modifieds.  The Oronogo, Mo., chassis builder, owned by veteran driver Jerry Hoffman, provides a portion of the $6,000 point fund to be paid to top 10 drivers in the region that includes tracks in Alabama, Florida, Michigan and New York.  The regional champion earns $2,500. The runner-up gets $1,250, with $625 for third, $325 for fourth, $300 for fifth and $200 for sixth through 10th places.  Drivers are required to display two Dirt Works Race Cars decals on their race cars to be eligible for point fund shares. Dirt Works is a sister company to Hoffman Race Cars and has built championship-winning Modifieds since the early days of the division. Dirt Works first sponsored an IMCA region in 1996.  More information about Dirt Works or Hoffman chassis is available by calling 417 673-7426. Company websites are www.hoffmanracecars.com and www.dirtworksracecars.com.  “The Dirt Works brand dates back to the ’90’s and we’ve partnered with them throughout the [Read More]

Sponsors

Motorsports Warehouse Distributors expands IMCA service with two new store locations

BOONE, Iowa – Motorsports Warehouse Distributors renews its commitment to IMCA competi­tors in 2019 while expanding service to high performance customers with two new store locations and an expanded at-the-track presence. Based in Boone, the high performance parts, tools and safety equipment retailer is owned by for­mer IMCA driver Brent Antill and gives special series and special events awards in its fifth season as a sponsor.  A top five finisher at each event in the Deery Brothers Summer Series for IMCA Late Models will receive a $50 gift certificate good toward the purchase of an MD3 nose while top five finishers at all Arnold Motor Supply Dirt Knights Tour events for IMCA Modifieds and at 15 designated IMCA Sunoco Stock Car specials receive a certificate to get two tires prepped. That tire siping service is valued at $40.  Certificates will be mailed from the IMCA home office within a week after official race results are received.  In addition to its Boone facility, located just north of Boone Speedway, Motorsports Warehouse Distributors has recently opened new [Read More]

Sponsors

Finishline Racing Products gives gift cards to Arnold Motor Supply Dirt Knights drivers

DENISON, Iowa – The top five finishers at every event in the upcoming Arnold Motor Supply Dirt Knights Tour will receive a $50 gift certificate from Finishline Racing Products again this season.  Recently relocated to Denison, the high-performance parts supplier is owned by Ryan and Theresa Anderson. The second-year sponsor will again give $50 gift cards to qualifiers for the Modified race of champions during the IMCA Speedway Motors Super Nationals fueled by Casey’s. Finishline gift certificates will be mailed from the IMCA home office after results from Dirt Knights Tour events are received, and in September following Super Nationals. “We are excited to be part of the Arnold Motor Supply Dirt Knights tour for the second year in a row,” Mrs. Anderson said. “We feel that giving these gift cards is just a small token to these drivers who put in a lot of time on the road getting to the races.”  A vendor for Speedway Motors, Performance Bodies, Aero, Allstar Performance, Wilwood, QA1 and Eibach, among other manufacturers, Finishline provides the parts trailer [Read More]

Sponsors

5-year sponsor Strange Oval gives cash, certificates at IMCA Modified special events

MORTON GROVE, Ill. – Strange Oval continues a now-familiar awards program for IMCA Modified special events competitors this season. The fifth-year IMCA sponsor gives $50 in cash and $50 product certificates to a top five finisher at each of 30 designated specials. All awards will be mailed from the IMCA home office the week after official race results are received; product certificates are redeemable through Performance Bodies.  Information about Strange Oval products is available at the www.strangeoval.com website, by calling 800 653-1099 and on Facebook. A division of Strange Engineering, Strange Oval is located in Morton Grove, Ill., and manufactures axles and drive plates. “There is some definite opportunity for expansion of this program and that is something we’ve discussed, but for 2019 we are excited to continue a really unique program for IMCA Modified drivers,” commented IMCA Marketing Director Kevin Yoder. “The combination of cash and product certificates is really exclusive to Strange Oval at special events and they are a great supporter of IMCA racing.”  

Sponsors

Jerovetz renews special events awards for IMCA Modified, Northern SportMod drivers

SUAMICO, Wis. – Jerovetz Motorsports Shock Service has renewed its slate of special events awards for IMCA Modi­fied and Karl Kustoms Northern SportMod drivers The Suamico, Wis., company will give gift certificates good for two free shock rebuilds to a top five finisher at 30 designated specials for the Modifieds and at 15 designated specials for the North­ern SportMods. JMSS is owned by long-time IMCA Modified driver Sean Jerovetz and managed by Ryan Rosenow, and specializes in rebuilding and custom revalving of AFCO, Bilstein, Fox, Penske and QA1 shocks.  “IMCA has been instrumental in making our company grow to what it has become today,” Rosenow said. “We look forward to continuing our relationship for many years to come and thank all of our IMCA customers across the country for supporting us both.” Now in its sixth year as an IMCA sponsor, Jerovetz also carries complete lines of AFCO and QA1 prod­ucts and is a Wehrs Ma­chine and Racing Products dealer.  Information about JMSS shocks, shock services and high performance products is available by calling 920 [Read More]

Sponsors

IMCA RaceSaver Sprint Car drivers chase awards from Precise Racing Products

BENNINGTON, Neb. – Precise Racing Products rewards the accomplishments of IMCA RaceSaver Sprint Car drivers with a pair of $500 cash bonuses and more than $1,500 worth of gift cards again this season.  Both the national rookie of the year and the driver with the most 40-point feature wins as of Sept. 24 receive those big bonuses from the Bennington, Neb., high performance parts supplier and Hoosier race tire distributor.  National champion Kevin Ramey of Fort Worth, Texas, collected 16 feature wins en route to earning the feature win bonus from Precise in 2018 while national rookie of the year honors went to Combine, Texas, sprinter Casey Burkham.  Now in its ninth season as an IMCA sponsor, Precise also gives $50 gift cards to state and series champions in the divi­sion. Drivers are required to display two Precise Racing Products decals on their race car to be eligible.  Information about Precise products is available by calling 800 651-5164 and at the www.preciseracing.com website.  “Precise Racing Products is a great partner of our RaceSaver Sprint Car division and [Read More]

Sponsors

KSE adds Stock Cars, SportMods to IMCA awards program

WHITE HOUSE, Tenn. – KSE Racing Products expands its IMCA program of awards this season with the ad­dition of Stock Car and SportMod prizes.  The White House, Tenn., manufacturer gives 700 Series steering boxes to IMCA Sunoco Stock Car, Karl Kustoms Northern SportMod and Smiley’s Racing Products Southern SportMod rookies of the year, and $100 product certificates at designated special events for those divisions. In its 23rd year as an IMCA sponsor and 41st year in the high performance parts business, KSE has also re­newed awards for IMCA Modified, IMCA Late Model and IMCA RaceSaver Sprint Car drivers.  The Modified national champion earns a TandemX power steering/fuel pump. Second through fifth place fin­ishers in the national standings receive $200 product certificates while sixth through 10th place driv­ers get $100 product certificates.  Modified regional rookies of the year get 700 Series steering boxes.  The RaceSaver Sprint Car national champion receives a Gen2 power steering gear while second through 10th place drivers in national standings for the division get $100 product certificates.  Designated place finishers at special events for Modifieds, Late Models [Read More]

Sponsors

Flow Design renews awards for IMCA built engine drivers

WELLINGTON, Kan. – Flow Design has designated awards for drivers competing with built engines in five IMCA divisions this season.  The Wellington, Kan., manufacturer and 12-year sponsor gives carburetor spacers to the top five built engine drivers in 2019 national point standings for IMCA Modifieds, IMCA Late Models, IMCA Sunoco Stock Cars, Karl Kustoms Northern SportMods and Smiley’s Racing Products Southern SportMods. Flow Design awards are also in store for four drivers at the IMCA Speedway Motors Super Nationals fueled by Casey’s. Those recipients include the top finishing spec engine driver in the opening night Late Model main event, and highest finishing built engine competitors in Saturday night Modified, Stock Car and Northern SportMod mains.  Those awards will be mailed the week after Super Nationals. Awards based on national point standings will be presented at the IMCA banquet in November, or mailed the following week.  Information about Flow Design-made products is avail­able by calling 620 326-3537.  “Continuing to offer the highest quality options for our claim and spec engine demographic is extremely important,” observed IMCA [Read More]

Sponsors

37-year sponsor Performance Bodies gives post-season awards in seven IMCA divisions

CEDAR FALLS, Iowa – Performance Bodies continues its long association with IMCA in 2019 by renewing a program of awards totaling nearly $25,000. The Cedar Falls, Iowa, high performance au­tomotive parts distributor and race car body manufacturer is in its 37th year as an IMCA sponsor and gives post-season awards to competitors in seven divisions. “Performance Bodies is proud to be a sponsor of IMCA for over 37 years,” said company owner Scott Braun. “We are honored to be involved with a program that gives back to the racers. We look forward to many more years of partnership with IMCA and the racing community.”  An MD3 Mod valance and rocker panel kit or spruce-up special go to second through seventh place drivers in point standings and second, third and fourth place finishers in rookie standings in each of the five Modified regions; and to second through sixth place finishers in national points and runners-up in rookie of the year standings for the Karl Kustoms Northern SportMods and Smiley’s Racing Products Southern SportMods.  Top 10 finishers and [Read More]

Sponsors

Top IMCA Modified, Stock Car rookies earn FAST awards

MEMPHIS, Tenn. – Fastest first-year drivers in two IMCA divisions earn awards from FAST again in 2019.  National IMCA Modified and IMCA Sunoco Stock Car rookies of the year receive FAST ignition boxes from the Memphis, Tenn., manufacturer and third-year IMCA sponsor.  The other four Modified and the other Stock Car regional rookie of the year get $100 product certificates. All FAST awards will be presented during the national banquet in November or mailed beginning the following week from the IMCA home office. Part of the COMP Performance Group since 2001, FAST is a leading developer in electronic fuel injection technology. In addition to ignition components, FAST manufactures a complete line of intake manifolds, throttle bodies and other EFI components.  Information about that product line is available at the www.fuelairspark.com website, by calling 877 334-8355 and on Facebook.  “The FAST awards are a nice complement to our complete rookie of the year program and something racers notice when making the decision to step into a new division,” commented IMCA Marketing Director Kevin Yoder. “Their support of IMCA [Read More]