Marlo Motorsports and Racing For A Cause are pleased to announce some special features for Deming Speedways Championship Night.
Through one of our sponsors and Marlo Motorsports, to thank and recognize the great entertainment that Deming drivers and teams have provided once again, we are going to be doing a few things Championship night to help add to the year end Drivers points fund.
We are guaranteeing a minimum $500 pay-out to the winner of the 50/50 Saturday night.Should the 50/50 reach over $500, we will donate $250 in the name of Deming Drivers to Deming Speedways Autism speaks campaign.It is our hope that this will increase sales of 50/50 to add to the Drivers points fund.
In addition, for every car that puts a 4x4 Racing for a Cause sticker on their car, we will donate directly to the Drivers points fund $5.00 per sticker we would love to see all cars sporting a racing for a Cause Sticker this weekend to help us bring awareness to APFED and Racing for a Cause.
For more information on Racing for Cause, visit their website at www.racingforacause.com.Our role as members of the Racing for a Cause team is to bring awareness not raise money.We would rather help the drivers at Deming.
We hope everyone gets on board to hopefully add some extra cash to the Drivers Points Fund, Celebrate our last night of racing at Deming Speedway for 2011, and bring awareness to what Racing for a Cause is all about!
If any other teams want to pledge an amount per sticker - that will go directly to the Drivers Points Fund as well.Our girls will be coming around the pits with the stickers starting Friday night!
Thanks and good luck this weekend!
ksmauck said
Sep 25 6:49 AM, 2011
Marlo Motorsports deserves a big thank you! Through the stickers Marlow Motorsports is contributing over $350 to the driver's points fund and bringing awareness to a great cause! Believe it or not last night I was walking through the pits and heard a few drivers talking about eosinophilic disorders and curious about what they were. Pretty amusing hearing them try to pronounce it but even more important it shows that it is bringing awareness to these disorders!
Marlo Motorsports and Racing For A Cause are pleased to announce some special features for Deming Speedways Championship Night.
Through one of our sponsors and Marlo Motorsports, to thank and recognize the great entertainment that Deming drivers and teams have provided once again, we are going to be doing a few things Championship night to help add to the year end Drivers points fund.
We are guaranteeing a minimum $500 pay-out to the winner of the 50/50 Saturday night. Should the 50/50 reach over $500, we will donate $250 in the name of Deming Drivers to Deming Speedways Autism speaks campaign. It is our hope that this will increase sales of 50/50 to add to the Drivers points fund.
In addition, for every car that puts a 4x4 Racing for a Cause sticker on their car, we will donate directly to the Drivers points fund $5.00 per sticker we would love to see all cars sporting a racing for a Cause Sticker this weekend to help us bring awareness to APFED and Racing for a Cause.
For more information on Racing for Cause, visit their website at www.racingforacause.com. Our role as members of the Racing for a Cause team is to bring awareness not raise money. We would rather help the drivers at Deming.
We hope everyone gets on board to hopefully add some extra cash to the Drivers Points Fund, Celebrate our last night of racing at Deming Speedway for 2011, and bring awareness to what Racing for a Cause is all about!
If any other teams want to pledge an amount per sticker - that will go directly to the Drivers Points Fund as well. Our girls will be coming around the pits with the stickers starting Friday night!
Thanks and good luck this weekend!
Marlo Motorsports deserves a big thank you! Through the stickers Marlow Motorsports is contributing over $350 to the driver's points fund and bringing awareness to a great cause! Believe it or not last night I was walking through the pits and heard a few drivers talking about eosinophilic disorders and curious about what they were. Pretty amusing hearing them try to pronounce it but even more important it shows that it is bringing awareness to these disorders!