USTCC: Cool Move of the Race Award announcement

USTCC announces the FLUIDYNE Cool Move of the Race Award.

Richmond, CA - The United States Touring Car Championship (USTCC) continues to add to the list of series sponsors, announcing today that FLUIDYNE will be sponsoring the FLUIDYNE Cool Move of the Race award. At each race event the Race Director shall determine who had the FLUIDYNE Cool Move of the Race. The winner will receive a Certificate for a FLUIDYNE Performance Radiator. This contingency is eligible to any competitor running in the USTCC series with the required FLUIDYNE stickers.

FLUIDYNE operates out of a 16,00 square foot facility in Race City U.S.A., Mooresville, North Carolina. They are the leader in the manufacturing of cooling systems designed for racing and aftermarket applications. FLUIDYNE is the Officially Licensed Oil Cooler of NASCAR and is now the Official Competition Radiator of the IDRC.

From race circuits to street cruising, FLUIDYNE makes its race-bred fluid cooling technology available for the fastest and most powerful vehicles on the track or on the highway. FLUIDYNE has coupled its racing technology with street smarts to develop the optimum "direct-fit" all-aluminum radiators for that special breed of import or domestic vehicles.

FLUIDYNE is a subsidiary of Thermal Dynamics Corporation (TDC). TDC is a privately held business committed to providing advanced technology heat exchangers for the automotive, truck and mobile equipment marketplace. As with FLUIDYNE, Thermal Dynamics Corporation is QS-9000 and ISO9001 certified.

Many of the USTCC teams use FLUIDYNE products, which makes this a great opportunity for FLUIDYNE to showcase their products in the USTCC. The USTCC copies after the great formula of the touring cars of Europe. Compact sedans with highly modified suspensions, big wings and spoilers, and ultra low profile tires are all signatures of a touring car. The USTCC features cars such as the Dodge Neon, Honda Civic, Acura Integra, BMW 3 series, Subaru WRX, and Nissan Sentra SE-R. Races are run throughout the United States as far east as West Virginia's Summit Point and as far west as California's Sears Point Raceway. For more information on the USTCC, visit www.ustcc.com.

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