2/20/2009
DART MACHINE CONTINUES SUPPORT AS OFFICIAL
SPONSOR
OF STEEL HEAD ENGINE BONUS PROGRAM IN 2009 |
The True Value Modified Racing Series announced today that DART Machine
returned as the official sponsor of the 2009 Steel Head Engine Bonus
Program. The special program rewards the two highest finishing competitors
running under the Dart Steel Head engine guidelines. The highest finishing
DART steel head motor will receive a $150 and the second highest finishing
DART steel head motor will pick up $100 at each TVMRS event. The ‘09 program
guidelines stipulate that only teams running the approved DART steel head
are eligible for bonuses. DART Machine also continues its contribution to
the True Value Modified Racing Series point fund.
Engine builders are getting in on the excitement too with the
introduction of the DART Steel Head Engine Builder Of The Year award. The
engine builder of the highest points finishing car that competes in 2009
running within the Dart Steel Head engine guidelines will earn a check for
$500.
“I am very pleased to announce DART’s continued involvement with
our series for ‘09.” said True Value Series President, Jack Bateman. “We
work with DART for affordable and competitive options for our competitors.
We look forward to our continued relationship with DART and welcome the
opportunity to promote their great products.”
The True Value Modified Racing Series begins its 16 race event
schedule April 25th at the Monadnock Speedway in Winchester, NH.
About DART Machine:
DART Machine based in Troy, MI has become the leader in aftermarket
cylinder heads, intake manifolds and engine blocks. In 1981, Richard Maskin
founded Dart in an Oak Park, Michigan two-car garage with desk and a
telephone. Since then, the company has expanded its product line to include
aluminum and cast-iron engine blocks that are designed to meet the
specialized needs of racers and performance enthusiasts. Dart components are
developed in-house, manufactured on Dart's own CNC machining centers, and
tested on Dart's computer-controlled engine dyno.
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Source: John
H. Spence
Sr.
/ True Value Modified Racing Series
Posted: February
20, 2009 |
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