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Hinchman Indy Racing Uniforms to help support the Sunoco Super Series 2003 Rookie Award program. Salem, Ind. (January 27, 2003) -- Hinchman Indy Racing Uniforms has agreed to be a sponsor with the Sunoco Super Series 2003 Rookie Of The Year Award ...

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Hinchman Indy Racing Uniforms to help support the Sunoco Super Series 2003 Rookie Award program.

Salem, Ind. (January 27, 2003) -- Hinchman Indy Racing Uniforms has agreed to be a sponsor with the Sunoco Super Series 2003 Rookie Of The Year Award Program. Hinchman Indy Racing Uniforms will award the 2003 Sunoco Super Series Rookie Of The Year with a basic Hinchman Indy Racing Uniforms drivers suit.

Headquartered in Indianapolis, Indiana, Hinchman Indy Racing Uniforms was one of the first racing uniform providers in America when J. B. Hinchman founded it. Hinchman Indy Racing Uniforms has been providing quality racing suits far over 75 years. Some very famous racers have worn Hinchman Indy Racing Uniforms including Richard Petty, A.J. Foyt, Buddy Baker, Cale Yarborough, and Rick Mears. Hinchman Indy Racing Uniforms has Ready To Wear Suits, Design Yourself Custom Suits and Carbon X Suits.

"We are very happy to be a supporter of the 2003 Sunoco Super Series Rookie Program," remarked Jerry Chumbley, who now Co-owns Hinchman Indy Racing Uniforms with his wife. "This program is a great way to get new racers interested in the series and gives them plenty of incentive to be the 2003 Sunoco Super Series Rookie Of The Year."

Andy Ponstein received $6,125 in money and contingencies for winning the 2002 Sunoco Super Series Rookie Of The Year Award. The entire winning package for the 2003 Sunoco Super Series Rookie Of The Year Award Program will be announced at a future date.

For more information on Hinchman Indy Racing Uniforms, visit their web site at www.hinchmanindy.com, or call toll free 877-622-8662. For more information on the Sunoco Super Series including the 2003 schedule go to www.sunocosuperseries.com.

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