TNT Contingency Program Expands AGAIN!

Ted Barnes · 06-05-2008, 11:16 PM

WESTERN NEW YORK (June 5, 2008) The number of manufacturers supporting the Joe’s Transmission TNT Super Series continues to grow. Caruso Racing, a distributor of Amalie Oil will pay $150/win and $75/runnerup for Amalie Oil. This is in addition to the Torco Fuel contingency Caruso already has in place. “Marc has been a long-time supporter of the TNT Series – We’re excited that he has both Torco and Amalie in the contingency program,” said Ted Barnes, TNT Series Director.

Carl McQuillen Racing Engines has also signed up this year. They will pay $100/win and $50/runnerup as long as the racer is running one of his engines. McQuillen has been building racing engines since 1976 and operates out of Le Roy, NY. “The TNT Series runs in McQuillen’s backyard so I expect quite a few TNT racers to benefit from their joining the program,” added Ted.

Details on specific requirements to qualify for the contingency payouts can be found on the TNT website at http://www.tntsuperseries.com/Contingency.html .

The next event on the Joe’s Transmission TNT Super Series schedule is Friday June 13th at Dunn Tire Raceway Park (7.00 index). Qualifying begins at 4pm.

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Ted Barnes Member Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Ontario, Canada Posts: 383 Likes: 0 Liked 0 Times in 0 Posts	TNT Contingency Program Expands AGAIN! WESTERN NEW YORK (June 5, 2008) The number of manufacturers supporting the Joe’s Transmission TNT Super Series continues to grow. Caruso Racing, a distributor of Amalie Oil will pay $150/win and $75/runnerup for Amalie Oil. This is in addition to the Torco Fuel contingency Caruso already has in place. “Marc has been a long-time supporter of the TNT Series – We’re excited that he has both Torco and Amalie in the contingency program,” said Ted Barnes, TNT Series Director. Carl McQuillen Racing Engines has also signed up this year. They will pay $100/win and $50/runnerup as long as the racer is running one of his engines. McQuillen has been building racing engines since 1976 and operates out of Le Roy, NY. “The TNT Series runs in McQuillen’s backyard so I expect quite a few TNT racers to benefit from their joining the program,” added Ted. Details on specific requirements to qualify for the contingency payouts can be found on the TNT website at http://www.tntsuperseries.com/Contingency.html . The next event on the Joe’s Transmission TNT Super Series schedule is Friday June 13th at Dunn Tire Raceway Park (7.00 index). Qualifying begins at 4pm. __________________ Ted Barnes 1511 HR