1/6/2019
USMTS racers get awards from Integra Racing Shocks & Springs again in 2019
COOPERSVILLE, Mich. --Officials from the USMTS announced today that Integra Racing Shocks & Springs will once again be a contingency sponsor for United States Modified Touring Series competitors in 2019.
"We are excited to renew our sponsorship with USMTS," said Marketing Coordinator Anna Daugherty. "We've had a great relationship over the past several years and look forward to a successful 2019 season."
With many prestigious wins, Integra Racing Shocks & Springs continues to gain momentum. You won't catch them coasting on our reputation. They are out there at the tracks and in the office on their phones, listening, learning and helping where they can.
When they discover a need or a shift in shock performance requirements, they're right there with their state-of-the-art engineering team, getting the job done by designing and building innovative modifications and products to help at the track.
With Integra's full line of performance racing shocks and springs, you can count on them to bring just the right combination of suspension control for the demands of your racing conditions.
In addition to contributing cash to the USMTS points fund, Integra Racing Shocks & Springs will award more than $7,000 in product certificates to the 18th-place finisher in the main event at all USMTS events during the upcoming year.
For more information about Integra Racing Shocks & Springs, call 800-472-2464 or visit www.integrashocksandsprings.com. You can also like them on Facebook, follow them on Twitter and subscribe to their YouTube channel.
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Article Credit: USMTS