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RACE: Oregon Region 2007 sponsor, schedule
Portland Businesses Support Regional Racing Series Schedule Announced for 2007 Oregon Region SCCA Road Racing Championship presented by Fluge Global Adventures PORTLAND, Ore. -- The Oregon Region of the Sports Car Club of America (SCCA) announced ...
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Portland Businesses Support Regional Racing Series
Schedule Announced for 2007 Oregon Region SCCA Road Racing Championship presented by Fluge Global Adventures
PORTLAND, Ore. -- The Oregon Region of the Sports Car Club of America (SCCA) announced today a six-race championship series along with the names of individual event supporters and a new, season-long sponsor. Race cars competing in the championship range from exotic purpose-built sports racers and open-wheel formula cars, to GT, sedan and vintage cars.
"We are proud to partner with area businesses to bring first class road racing to the Portland area," said Dan Halloran, Oregon Region SCCA Regional Executive. This year's series is entitled the 2007 Oregon Region SCCA Road Racing Championship presented by Fluge Global Adventures. Simultaneously, we are pleased to also announce individual event sponsors for each of our 2007 road racing weekends," Halloran added.
Individual event sponsors all hail from the Portland metropolitan area, including Monte Shelton Jaguar, Temp Control Corp., Gran Prix Imports, Pro Drive Racing School, and Brewer Construction.
"We are embarking on the second year of an integrated marketing communications program to expand SCCA racing, rallying and autocross in Portland and the Northwest," explained Randy Unsbee, head of Oregon Region publicity and marketing. "We provide our membership and spectators with the best motorsports experience available, while providing a positive influence on the economy and enhancing the city's position in the sports community."
All six race events counting towards class championships take place at Portland International Raceway. Portland International Raceway is owned and operated by the City of Portland through its bureau of Parks and Recreation. The raceway is operated as an Enterprise Fund, meaning that its operating expenses and capital improvements are covered by the revenues that it generates, as Portland International Raceway receives no general fund tax dollars. The raceway's varied, year round activities contributes over $45 million and 690 jobs to the surrounding community each year.
2007 Race Calendar
March 4
Fluge Global Adventures Regional Races
April 21-22
Monte Shelton Jaguar Regional Races presented by Fluge Global Adventures
May 11-13
Gran Prix Imports Festival of Speed presented by Fluge Global Adventures
June 1-3
Rose Cup Races Presented by Temp-Control Corp.
June 30 - July 1
Pro Drive Regional Races presented by Fluge Global Adventures
August 25-26
Brewer Construction Regional Races presented by Fluge Global Adventures
-credit: oregon region, scca
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