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Hans Device joins contingency sponsorship program
HANS Device Offers IHRA Contingency Sponsorship Atlanta, Georgia (February 16, 2007) - HANS Performance Products joins IHRA's contingency sponsorship program for 2007. The HANS Device program covers IHRA National Pro classes. Winners in ...
Published: Feb 17, 2007, 10:00 PM
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HANS Device Offers IHRA Contingency Sponsorship
Atlanta, Georgia (February 16, 2007) - HANS Performance Products joins IHRA's contingency sponsorship program for 2007.
The HANS Device program covers IHRA National Pro classes. Winners in Top Fuel, Pro Modified, Funny Car Alcohol, Funny Car Nitro, and Pro Stock can claim $500 cash awards. Runners up qualify for $100.
Mark Stiles, HANS Performance Products' CEO, commented, "IHRA has been very responsible in mandating head and neck restraints in Pro classes for 2007. By far, HANS Devices lead the industry in performance, and this program gives us a direct way of supporting the foremost IHRA competitors as they respond to the need for increased safety measures."
Mark added, "New recruit Jeff Garvin brings tremendous industry experience to our team. He is focused entirely on programs to help our dealers better understand the needs of their drag racing customers. Jeff will also provide racers with specialty support at the strip throughout the year."
HANS Devices are available throughout North America via a network of over 150 dealers. South Carolina based Factory Trained dealer Vickery's Speed Shop will be in the midway at most IHRA National events to provide specialty sales and support.
-credit: hans performance products
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