2/12/2020
USAC East Coast Sprint Cars
Racing Optics “Starting at the Rear Award” New for 2020 Season
Nick Fillman/USAC ECSC
New for the 2020 season is an award that most drivers will not necessarily be aiming for, but will help with their ability to see through the field from their starting position.
Recently the series has received 22 packs of tear-offs for the upcoming season from series sponsor and partner Racing Optics. At each Rapid Tire, USAC East Coast Sprint Car Series event on the 2020 schedule, the driver who starts in the very last position of the field will receive a brand new pack of tear-offs from Racing Optics.
While starting dead last in the tough series field isn’t the optimal position, the new pack of tear-offs should help to replace the ones any driver has gone through, throughout the evening of competition and the feature event!!
As always follow along with the USAC East Coast Series on our Facebook and Twitter pages for updates and news throughout the season in 2020.
About Racing Optics: “Racing Optics, Inc. is a family-owned business founded in southern California in 1999 by Bart, Steve and Seth Wilson. Currently located in sunny Las Vegas, Nevada, the company has continued to build upon the legacy of the Wilson family in racing.”
“The Wilsons have deep motorsports roots, going back to the 1940s when Dempsey Wilson, Bart and Steve’s father, began building and racing roadsters. Dempsey progressed to compete in the Indy 500, alongside many of the greats like AJ Foyt and Parnelli Jones. Dempsey was also a founding member of SEMA (Specialty Equipment Market Association). With the family’s competitive spirit driving their success, the Wilson brothers combined their expertise in optics with their racing heritage to revolutionize the way motorsports racers maintain clear vision.
Racing Optics multi-layer laminated-tearoffs have become a fixture in professional and competitive racing alike, championed by legends like Tony Stewart, Ricky Carmichael and countless other winners.” - Racing Optics Inc
Article Credit: Nick Fillman
Submitted By: Nick Fillman
