FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
June 8, 2011
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New Vision Graphics is new sponsor for IMCA Late Models, Deery Series

BATESVILLE, Ark. (June 8) – After putting part of its product line on display throughout the 25th anniversary Deery Brothers Summer Series, New Vision Graphics will reward three IMCA Late Model drivers for their 2011 accomplishments.

The Batesville, Ark., company produced the roof wraps that adorning Late Models driven this season by former IMCA national and Deery Series champions.

Recipients of race car wraps when the current Late Model season is complete will include both the national champion and national rookie of the year, and a randomly selected driver who competes at every event on the Deery schedule.

“This is a new market for us,” acknowledged company owner Kirk Shaw. “We’ve been a serious player in the custom racing T-shirt business for several years and we’re really looking forward to teaming up with IMCA this season. We talked to IMCA about becoming a sponsor because we like this division and we want to help spotlight the drivers who compete in it.”

Founded in 1995, New Vision Graphics has expanded its product line over the years in such ways as introducing the Conform Max Race Wrap process to the industry and expanding their custom racing apparel, including the introduction of the Generation Next line of apparel.

“We want to push the envelope,” said Shaw, a former Late Model driver and winner of the Deery Series feature at Hawkeye Downs Speedway in 1989. “To experience for yourself why our customers continually say that we’re the leader in custom racing apparel and race wraps, visit us online at www.newvisiongraphics.cc”

"New Vision has been a partner on a number of special IMCA projects over the years and working with them on our 25th anniversary season of the Deery Brothers Summer Series has brought it to another level,” noted IMCA Marketing Director Kevin Yoder. “The roof wraps are a great way to recognize our past champions and we look forward to moving forward with New Vision Graphics on future projects as well."