Sponsors

BURLINGTON, Wis. – On the cusp of a quarter-century of support, Bassett Racing Wheel has renewed post-season awards for drivers in three IMCA divisions. The Burlington, Wis., manufacturer gives sets of four wheels to 2018 IMCA Sunoco Stock Car, Karl Chevrolet Northern SportMod and Smiley’s Racing Products Southern SportMod national champions. Track champions in the same divisions receive $60 product certificates, good toward the pur­chase of four wheels from the 24-year IMCA sponsor. Bassett also returns to national decal programs for Northern SportMods and Southern SportMods. Drivers in both divisions are required to display two Bas­sett decals on their race car to eligible for point fund shares. All Bassett awards will be presented during the national banquet in November or mailed beginning the following week from the IMCA home office. Information about Bassett-made wheels is available at the www.bassettwheel.com web­site on Facebook or by calling 888 888-7199. “The Bassett program has been steady for a number of years and the accomplishments of track champions is something they really align themselves with,” noted IMCA Marketing Director [Read More]

FAIRMONT, Minn. – A company with a long list of IMCA customers has signed on to give awards to rookies of the year and state champions through the 2020 season. Kevko, of Fairmont, Minn., gives claim or crate engine oil pans to IMCA Modified, IMCA Sunoco Stock Car, IMCA Sunoco Hobby Stock, Karl Chevrolet Northern SportMod and Smiley’s Racing Products Southern SportMod national rookies of the year. State champions in the same divisions receive $50 product certificates. “IMCA is a huge part of our business. We offer a lot of new products for claim and crate engine drivers,” said Kevko Manager Josh Ruby. “We like being able to commit to a three-year program and supporting two groups of drivers.” “Obviously, we want to support drivers who are new to this sport or new to their division and sup­port them any way we can,” continued Ruby, who races a Modified. “State awards allow us to recognize drivers who race all season. It’s nice to give back to drivers who are out there racing week in and [Read More]

WELLINGTON, Kan. (May 23) – Ten-year sponsor BSB Manufacturing awards more than $10,000 in product certifi­cates to IMCA drivers in six divisions and one special series this season. Product certificates redeemable in amounts of $300, $200 and $100 go to top three eligible drivers in each IMCA Modi­fied, IMCA Sunoco Stock Car and IMCA Sunoco Hobby Stock region, and in national standings for Karl Chev­rolet Northern SportMods and Smiley’s Racing Products Southern SportMods. Designated place finishers at 30 Modified, 18 IMCA Late Model, 15 Sunoco Stock Car, 15 SportMod and 12 Hobby Stock specials all receive $50 product certificates from the Wellington, Kan., high performance parts manufacturer. Drivers in those five divisions are required to compete with four BSB-manufactured shocks, display two BSB decals on their race car and return a completed signup form to the IMCA home office by Aug. 1. The champion of the 32nd annual Deery Brothers Summer Series for IMCA Late Models earns a $250 product certificate. The runner-up gets a $200 product certificate while the third place driver receives a [Read More]

NEWNAN, Ga. – Drivers in a second IMCA series earn product awards this season from Robert & Sons Aluminum. The Newnan, Ga., manufacturer and distributor again gives 10 sheets of aluminum to the champion and rookie of the year in the Deery Brothers Summer Series for Late Models; both the champion and the driver with perfect attendance and fewest points in the Arnold Motor Supply Dirt Knights Tour receive the same award beginning in 2018. Now in its fourth year as an IMCA sponsor, Robert and Sons also distributes aluminum for commercial uses that range from trailers to signage and storefronts throughout the United States, Canada and Latin America. “Robert & Sons Aluminum appreciates being part of IMCA to help support the race teams that compete each year by providing our awards,” said Steve Hinely. “We are up to 37 different colors/finishes and each year we plan to continue to expand our color and finish options to give the drivers more choices and be able to make their car stand out from the rest.” More [Read More]

SANBORN, Iowa – Sybesma Graphics is back on board this season with a broad IMCA sponsor­ship role that rewards state champions across the Midwest. The Sanborn, Iowa, company gives $100 gift certificates to state champions crowned in Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota and Wisconsin. “We were looking for something that rewarded drivers for what they accomplished over the sea­son,” explained owner Stefan Sybesma. “We talked about a couple different things and I loved this (program) right away because about 50 percent of what we do is shipped out around the coun­try.” “These awards aren’t going to drivers at just one track,” he continued. “They’re going to drivers  competing for a state-wide award. They can get more bang for the buck for all the traveling they do and if the drivers can save money, it’s great for both of us.” Sybesma certificates will be presented to Modified, Late Model, Sprint Car, Stock Car, Hobby Stock, Northern SportMod and Sport Compact state champions from IMCA’s North Central Re­gion during the national awards banquet, or mailed [Read More]

OLIVE BRANCH, Miss. – IMCA rookies in all divisions are in the running for awards this season given by first-year sponsor Driven Racing Oil. 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 rookies of the year all receive $100 gift certifi­cates from the Olive Branch, Miss., manufacturer and distributor. Regional Modified, Stock Car and Hobby Stock rookies of the year get certificates of the same value. “For over 10 years, we have worked directly with the most recognized engine builders in all forms of racing. Our products have powered championships at every level of the sport but we have always had a special interest in supporting grassroots racers, which makes IMCA a great fit for us,” said Contingency Coordinator Billy Carroll. One of the most positive aspects of the new program, he noted, was support for first-year drivers who compete with more limited budgets. “A lot of programs reward more experienced drivers [Read More]