Rubbn’Repair

Friday night brought Rubbn’Repair’s first visit to Bloomington Speedway in Indiana. 

Although the weather was fighting to wash it out, the Midwest All Star officials and drivers were determined to finish the racing.  In the end they were successful. 

Also over the weekend, Speedway Motors began selling the Wing Caps on their web store.  Follow this link to purchase:  www.speedwaymotors.com/Easy-to-Install-Wing-Protectors,35649.html

See you in Attica on September 5^th.

With Ohio Speedweek in the books, Rubbn’Repair would like to thank the tracks (Eldora, Millstream and Waynesfield) that showed us hospitality by giving us space to set up our tent to feature our products.

Although we were only able to attend 3 of the 8 nights, we saw a lot of success with the Wing Caps.  Teams are buying and Kear’s Speedshop of Tiffin Ohio now carries them.  With Speedway Motors and Kear’s on board, we see the availability of the Wing Caps becoming more wide spread.

Our next trip will be to the Terre Haute Action Track on July 4th as the O’Reilly All Star Circuit of Champions and the Mid-West All Stars join together for a co-sanctioned event.

And on another note, check out Page 20 of the September 2009 issue of Circle Track for a write-up on our Wing Caps. 

To quote DW, “Boogity Boogity Boogity, Let’s Go Racin’ Boys”

Well, racing season is back upon us and its time to hit the road.  On April 17th we’ll be at  the opening night for the All-Star Late Model series at Lernerville Speedway in PA and then to KC-Raceway in Chillicothe, OH on Saturday.  

We’ll be there in the pits walking and talking to teams and drivers to find out how Rubbn’Repair can help their program. 

So, look for us in the pits.  Get a sample…get a demo.  We’re looking for your ideas about. 

See ya there

 

 

The first night of the 2009 season with the All-Star Circuit of Champions http://www.allstarsprint.com/ in Volusia Florida was a cold one.  Over the 2 nights, got to see some of the best drivers in conditions that seemed more meant for snow mobiles.  But, the racing was great.

Spent time talking to friends from last season and meeting drivers and teams making new friends.  Promoted Rubbn’Repair and the new Wing Caps.  From the reception, wing caps drew a lot of interest and was quickly accepted by a World of Outlaws sprint car team.

Since the introduction at PRI in December, the Wing Caps are gaining interest and there are more than a few speed shops and retailers ready to ink a deal to carry them.

Looks like it might be a busy spring and summer with lots of racing.  Working on a schedule of trips to events and races to demo, help and sell.

John Riggins