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USERA announces tire contingency program
USERA Announces Goodyear Tires Contingency Program DANVILLE, VA. (February 21, 2006) -- The United States Endurance Racing Association announced today that the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company is posting a product contingency program for the ...
Published: Feb 22, 2006, 7:15 PM
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USERA Announces Goodyear Tires Contingency Program
DANVILLE, VA. (February 21, 2006) -- The United States Endurance Racing Association announced today that the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company is posting a product contingency program for the USERA Spec Miata Endurance Championship worth $17,600 for the 2006 Championship season.
The Contingency Program will provide products based on the finishing positions of teams running Goodyear Tires as follows:
1st -- Four free tires
2nd -- Four free tires
3rd -- Four free tires
"Goodyear is such a strong name in motorsports and having them associated with our Championship is very exciting," said Ken Grammer, President of USERA. "As one of the few professional road racing series with an open tire rule, we are looking forward to the addition of Goodyear as a tire choice for our teams."
"Goodyear is excited to support the Spec Miata Endurance Championship," said Bob Shaffer, Goodyear's Marketing Manager for Sports Car Racing. "We look forward to the challenge of helping USERA cultivate tomorrow's rising endurance racing stars."
The first event of the USERA Spec Miata Endurance Championship is a double race weekend March 24-25 at Carolina Motorsports Park. The complete schedule may be viewed at www.usenduro.com/schedule.html.
About USERA
Founded in 2005, USERA manages the Spec Miata Endurance Championship. The Spec Miata Endurance Championship, designed specifically for the Mazda Miata sports car, consists of three hour or longer endurance races culminating with a season ending Driver and Team Champions. For more information on USERA, visit www.usenduro.com.
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