Deery Brothers Summer Series
April 5, 2012
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Quarter Master gives IMCA Late Model, Deery, Modified awards

LAKE ZURICH, Ill. (April 5) – Post-season prizes are in store again for competitors in two IMCA divisions and a special series, courtesy of Quarter Master.

The Lake Zurich, Ill., manufacturer will award clutchless bellhous­ing kits to both the national IMCA Late Model champion and the top driver in the Deery Brothers Summer Series.

Second through 10th place drivers in both national and series point standings all receive $100 product certifi­cates.

Quarter Master will also give a bellhousing kit to the national IMCA Modified rookie of the year and $100 cer­tificates to the top two rookies in each of the five regions for the division.

All drivers must display two Quarter Master decals on their race car to be eligible. Modified drivers must also com­plete and return the rookie application form to the IMCA home office by Aug. 1.

Late Model and Deery awards will be mailed from the IMCA home office in September. Modified awards will be stamped and sent in October.

"The 2012 Quarter Master program is a mirror image of last year and will again focus on Modified and Late Model drivers,” IMCA Marketing Director Kevin Yoder said. “We look forward to not only awarding the certificates but also having their representatives in attendance at various events this season."

For Immediate Release
April 18, 2012
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Ideal Ready Mix, WWJ Motorsports give new awards to Deery Series drivers

WEST BURLINGTON, Iowa (April 18) – Deery Brothers Summer Series drivers are in the running for new awards this season from Ideal Ready Mix and WWJ Motorsports.

Hard chargers at each of the 21 events in the IMCA Late Model tour receive $100 product certificates, good toward the purchase of race parts from WWJ Motorsports.

Ideal Ready Mix Ironman Challenge cash bonuses of $99 go to drivers with perfect attendance through the first 16 events who qualify for each of the final five features, the Pepsi USA Nationals at 34 Raceway on Sept. 1, the IMCA Speedway Motors Super Nationals at Boone Speedway Sept. 3, the Yankee Dirt Track Classic Sept. 14 and 15 at Farley Speedway, and Sept. 22 at Davenport Speedway.

The $99 dollar amount is in recognition of the car number of the late Johnny Johnson, who had owned the West Burlington-based concrete supplier as well as 34 Raceway.

“The bonuses are a great incentive to drivers to follow the series,” noted Ideal’s Wayne Johnson. “They can make close to $500 with perfect attendance and then qualifying for the feature each of the last five nights.”

“The Challenge replaces the Ironman race that been held late in the season,” he added, “because there aren’t any two-day shows on the schedule this year.”

All series drivers must display two Ideal Ready Mix decals to be eligible for hard charger or Challenge awards. 

"The Johnson family has been instrumental in the advancement of the IMCA Late Model division and to continue our Ironman program with a new twist is really gratifying and a testament to their continuing dedication,” IMCA Marketing Director Kevin Yoder said. “Every driver following the entire series will now have the opportunity to receive the same bonus and it really exemplifies what being a true Ironman is all about.” 

“We are thrilled with new partnership with Ideal Ready Mix and the chance to maintain Johnny's legacy," he concluded.

More information about the award program is available from Yoder at the IMCA home office, 319 472-2201.