
IMCA Modified special events drivers chase Brinn Transmission awards for 19th season
BAY CITY, Mich. – IMCA Modified special events competitors chase awards from Brinn Transmission for a 19th season. Top five finishers at 30 designated IMCA Modified specials receive $50 product certificates. All 150 of those drivers will be entered in a random drawing, with the winner receiving a new transmission from the Bay City, Mich., manufacturer. Brinn begins the second year of a three-year pact that continues through a second decade of sponsorship and includes IMCA’s biggest event. The pole starter at the IMCA Speedway Motors Super Nationals fueled by Casey’s Saturday night Modified main also receives a new transmission. The 33 qualifiers for that feature, as well as the 12 Harris Auto Racing Race of Champions starters receive $50 product certificates. Additionally, champions of special series for Modifieds earn free transmission rebuilds. Brinn product certificates will be mailed from the IMCA home office within a week after official results from designated specials are received. Tripp Gaylord of Lakewood, Colo., runner-up at RPM Speedway’s Fall Classic, won the transmission drawing held last December. “Congratulations to Tripp [Read More]