Sponsors

SUAMICO, Wis. – Jerovetz Motorsports Shock Service gives gift certificates to special events competitors in two IMCA divisions again this season. Top five finishers in 30 designated Xtreme Motor Sports IMCA Modified and 15 Karl Chevrolet Northern SportMod specials all receive gift certificates good toward two free shock rebuilds. JMSS retails Afco, Bilstein, Fox, QA1, Penske and JRI shocks, repairs and services shocks of all makes and consults on shock packages for high performance use. The Suamico, Wis., company is owned by Sean Jerovetz and managed by Ryan Rosenow and also carries full lines of Afco and QA1 products and is a Wehrs Ma­chine and Racing Products dealer. “We are happy to partner with IMCA once again. Our involvement has been nothing short of posi­tive in every aspect and we look forward to supporting IMCA and its racers for many more years to come,” Jerovetz said. “We just opened a full retail parts store to better serve our customers and look to be the largest parts store in northeast Wisconsin and the surrounding area. We [Read More]

BANGOR, Wis. – After rewarding special events competitors throughout 2016, Wehrs Machine and Racing Products will be recognized with an award of its own during the IMCA national banquet. The Bangor, Wis., high performance parts manufacturer gives $50 gift certificates to designated place finishers at 80 special events during its fifth consecutive season as an IMCA marketing partner. Specials on that list include all events in the Deery Brothers Summer series for Late Models, plus specials for Xtreme Motor Sports IMCA Modifieds, IMCA Sunoco Stock Cars, IMCA Sunoco Hobby Stocks, Karl Chevrolet Northern SportMods and Scoggin-Dickey Parts Center Southern SportMods. “We are truly honored to be a part of a premier sanctioning body like IMCA. The IMCA racers that we have been able to help win races by providing the best parts possible are an amazing group of drivers,” said company owner Chad Wehrs. “We look forward to continuing our programs with IMCA to help the racers achieve the ultimate goal, victory lane!” Certificates will be mailed from the IMCA home office the week after [Read More]

MENOMINEE, Mich. – Coleman Racing Products begins its second decade of IMCA sponsorship by giving product certificate awards in all five Modified regions. The rookie of the year and the sixth place finisher in point standings in each region for Xtreme Motor Sports IMCA Modifieds receive $50 product certificates from the high performance parts manufacturer and distributor located in Menominee, Mich. Certificates will be presented during the national awards banquet in November or mailed beginning the following week from the IMCA home office. “Coleman Racing Products has been steadfast in their support of the IMCA Modified division and we’re proud to renew our partnership for an 11th season,” IMCA Marketing Director Kevin Yoder said. “Another great crop of rookie Modified drivers will receive recognition via the Coleman program again in 2016.” Information about Coleman products is available by calling 866 265-3626, at the www.colemanracing.com website and on Facebook.

LINCOLN, Neb. – Division title sponsor EMI provides a portion of the point fund to be paid out to top 10 drivers in national IMCA RaceSaver Sprint Car point standings for a fourth consecutive season. The Lincoln, Neb., chassis manufacturer and high performance parts retailer took on the sponsorship role in 2013 and has been instrumental in the growth of the class. “RaceSaver is the fastest growing division of Sprint Car racing,” said Mike Long of EMI. “It’s a testament to the professionalism and structure IMCA presents in all of its classes. Our team is very proud to support this effort.” IMCA crowned a division record 14 track and 13 series champions last season. New IMCA Speedway Motors Weekly Racing track and RaceSaver Series sanctions are already set in California, Colorado, Kansas, Kentucky, Minnesota, New Jersey, New York, Oklahoma and Pennsylvania. In addition to part of an increased $5,000 national point fund, EMI will again give $100 gift cards to all track and series champions in 2016. Point fund shares and gift cards will be [Read More]

BEATRICE, Neb. – Jet Racing reaches one IMCA sponsorship milestone and nears another in 2016. This race season is the Beatrice, Neb., chassis builder’s fifth consecutive as title sponsor of IMCA’s Central Region for Modifieds. This is also the 19th straight year Jet has partnered with IMCA in providing cash or contingency awards. Owned by four-time IMCA Modified national champion Johnny Saathoff, Jet Racing backed spe­cial events and Stock Car and Hobby Stock regions before taking over title sponsorship of the Modified Central Region, which includes tracks in Arkansas, eastern Colorado, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska and Oklahoma. A point fund totaling $6,000 will be paid to top 10 drivers in that region. 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 place. Drivers are required to display two Jet Racing decals on their race car to be eligible for point fund shares. Jet Racing also sells high performance parts and automotive accesso­ries in addition to building Modified, Northern SportMod, Stock [Read More]

ABBOTT, Texas – The only title sponsor IMCA’s Sport Compact division has known returns to that role in 2016. Mach-1 Racing Solution again provides a portion of the $1,000 point fund to be paid to top 10 drivers in final national standings for the 4-cylinder class. The Gary Mach-owned company began giving Sport Compact contingencies in 2009 and became title sponsor for the class in 2011. This season is the third in a five-year sponsorship pact. Sport Compact champions were crowned at 40 tracks and in two special series, in 10 states in last year. One hundred and thirty-six different drivers have now won one or more of the nearly 250 track or special series titles awarded since IMCA began sanctioning Sport Compacts in 2006. Nate Coopman of Mankato, Minn., won his career third national championship and Brendon Yamry of Rice, Minn., earned national rookie of the year honors in 2015. “I can’t imagine a company more dedicated to the viability of a Sport Compact division in the country than Mach-1,” IMCA Marketing Director Kevin [Read More]