Sponsors

ORONOGO, Mo. – Modified drivers in IMCA’s Eastern Region enjoy title sponsor support by Dirt Works Race Cars for a sixth consecutive season. The Oronogo, Mo., chassis builder again provides a portion of the $6,000 point fund to be paid to top 10 drivers in the region encompassing IMCA tracks in New York, Michigan, Florida and Alabama. Dirt Works, owned by veteran driver Jerry Hoffman and a sister company to Hoffman Race Cars, has built championship-winning Modifieds since the early days of the division and first sponsored an IMCA region in 1996. The regional championship pays $2,500 this season. The runner-up earns $1,250, with $625 for third, $325 for fourth, $300 for fifth and $200 for sixth through 10th place. Drivers must display two Dirt Works Race Cars decals on their race cars to be eligible for point fund shares. More information about Dirt Works or Hoffman chassis is available by calling 417 673-7426 or 417 465-2410. Company websites are www.hoffmanracecars.com and www.dirtworksracecars.com. “Even though the current title sponsorship with Dirt Works is in its sixth season, we still [Read More]

ROSWELL, Ga. – Genesis Racing Shocks reaches another IMCA landmark in 2018, its 10th season of sponsorship. Drivers in the IMCA Modified, IMCA Late Model, Karl Chevrolet Northern SportMod and Smiley’s Racing Products Southern SportMod divisions earn product certificates from the Roswell, Ga., company. “Genesis Shocks has found the consistency of IMCA leadership and the consistency of IMCA rules to be a pleasure to deal with,” said Mike Lutz. “We always know where we stand and hence we can concentrate on making the finest product available to the members.” Top eligible drivers in each of the five Modified regions and in national Late Model, Northern SportMod and Southern SportMod standings receive $350 product certificates. Certificates worth $250 go to the runner-up and for $150 to each third-place finisher in each Modified region and national Late Model, Northern SportMod and Southern SportMod standings. Drivers in all four divisions are required to compete with four Genesis-manufactured shocks, display two Genesis decals on their race car and return a signup form to the IMCA home office by Aug. 1 [Read More]

EL PASO, Texas – MSD returns to the national decal program for Stock Cars in 2018, its 15th season as an IMCA sponsor. In all, the El Paso, Texas, manufacturer will give product or product certificate awards to competitors in five divisions and one special series. “MSD Performance, is once again a proud sponsor of IMCA Racing for the 2018 season,” said Circle Track Sales Manager Graham Fordyce. “The growth we see in these divisions is a testament to the sanctioning body’s dedication to the sport and we want to be a part of that growth in the circle track racing market.  We strive to continually improve the products we offer to the circle track industry and to provide support to the competitors for their achievements.” The top drivers in Northern and Southern IMCA Sunoco Stock Car regions earn Ultimate HEI kits and a universal spark plug wire set. Runners-up receive an HEI module and the third place finishers get universal spark plug wire sets. Product certificates valued at $100 go to top 10 drivers [Read More]

CLEMMONS, N.C. – Velocita will recognize the accomplishments of IMCA national and regional champions, as well as the top driver in point standings for two special series, through the 2020 season. The Clemmons, N.C., custom fire suit manufacturer has signed a three-year agreement that runs through its ninth year as an IMCA sponsor. Velocita gives custom fire suits to national IMCA Modified, IMCA Late Model, IMCA RaceSaver Sprint Car, IMCA Sunoco Stock Car, IMCA Sunoco Hobby Stock, Karl Chevrolet Northern SportMod, Smiley’s Racing Products Southern SportMod and Mach-1 Sport Compact national champions, and to champions of the Deery Brothers Summer Series for Late Models and the Ar­nold Motor Supply Dirt Knights Tour for Modifieds. Product certificates valued at $200 go to other drivers winning Modified, Stock Car and Hobby Stock regional titles. Those awards will be presented at the national awards banquet in November. Event title sponsor Fast Shafts again gives Velocita-manufactured fire suits to each of the 30 Modified drivers elected to start the Friday, Sept. 7 All-Star Invitational dur­ing the IMCA Speedway Motors [Read More]

BEATRICE, Neb. – Jet Racing begins its third decade as an IMCA sponsor in 2018, returning to an integral role with the sanctioning body’s Central Region for Modifieds. As title sponsor of the region for the seventh consecutive season, the Beatrice, Neb., chassis builder provides a portion of the $6,000 point fund to be paid to top 10 drivers in the region encom­passing tracks in Arkansas, eastern Colorado, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska and Okla­homa. The champion earns $2,500 and the runner-up $1,250, with $625 paid for third, $325 for fourth, $300 for fifth and $200 for sixth through 10th places. Drivers must display two Jet Racing decals on their race car to be eligible for point fund shares. Jet Racing is owned by four-time IMCA Modified national champion Johnny Saathoff, and also builds Northern SportMod, Stock Car and Hobby Stock chassis in addition to selling high perfor­mance parts and automotive accesso­ries. Information about Jet chassis and parts is available at the www.jetracinginc.com website, by call­ing 888 290-9696 and on Facebook. Jet had previously sponsored IMCA spe­cial [Read More]

WEBSTER CITY, Iowa – New contingency awards from Mitchell Machine are in store this season for a fourth IMCA division. The Webster City, Iowa, transmission manufacturer and machine shop adds IMCA Sunoco Hobby Stocks to a program already including IMCA Sunoco Stock Cars, Karl Chevrolet Northern SportMods and Smiley’s Racing Products Southern SportMods. Top three eligible finishers in point standings in each of the Big Daddy Race Cars regions for Hobby Stocks receive product certificates valued at $250, $100 and $100, respectively, from the 12-year IMCA sponsor. Product certificates in the same $250, $100 and $100 increments go to top three eligible drivers in the two EQ Cylinder Head Stock Car regions, and in national standings for both SportMod divisions. Drivers in all four divisions must compete with a Mitchell-manufactured transmission and provide proof of pur­chase made between Jan. 1 and Oct. 1, 2018, return a sign-up form to the IMCA home office by Aug. 1 and display two Mitchell Machine decals on their race car. All Mitchell Machine awards will be presented during the [Read More]