Northwest Class Racer Contingency Posting
 

Mark Stewart has posted $300.00 in a cash award to the winner of any NWCR event in 2022 that utillizes Skunkworxs stocker heads and displays Skunkworxs Head decals.

Re: Northwest Class Racer Contingency Posting
 

PMR Race & Speed Shop (also known as Phil Mandella Racing) has agreed to a contingency sponsorship agreement with Northwest Class Racers!

AWARDS:
- Winner will be awarded $300 shop credit.
- Runner-up will be awarded $100 shop credit.
REQUIREMENTS:
- Racer / Contestant is required to run the PMR Race & Speed Shop Decal for the entire event from start to finish. We will have decals available at all races.
- Racer / Contestant is required to have purchased a minimum of $300 worth of product in a 12 month period from PMR Race & Speed Shop.
- PMR will track the purchases so there will be no need for Proof of Purchase - driver's / contestant's / payee's name must be the name matching the purchase at our shop.

PMR Race & Speed Shop sells everything you can find on Jeg's & Summit Plus More! PMR has a large inventory of in stock products and components from all the popular brands and are PRICE COMPETITIVE with ALL MAJOR COMPANIES. PMR's website shows some of what they have, but it is a work in progress and is not a complete list of what we have to offer. Give them a call before making your next purchase and/or building your next race car! Please mention that you are part of the Northwest Class Racers Association. Let's support the sponsors who support Northwest Class Racers.

PMR Race & Speed Shop
10256 6th Street
Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730
(909) 941-7800 speed shop phone
www.philmandellaracing.com
support@philmandellaracing.com

Re: Northwest Class Racer Contingency Posting
 

Ron McDowell has posted $100.00 for the first perfect light combined with a prefect run during eliminations at each NWCR event in 2022.

Re: Northwest Class Racer Contingency Posting
 

Arlyn Staiger of Access Performance Parts will award 5 gallons of VP C-12 for the best reaction time in the entire event by a NWCR member at the Seattle race. In case of a tie, the first occurrence of the best reaction time wins.