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Hoosier Boosts Southeast LLMS Support
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Hoosier Tire and the Southeast Limited Late Model Series will increase their partnership this season.
The top five in season-ending points for both the Daytona1 Challenger division and the Pro Division will receive a jacket, and other items will be given away at the awards banquet as well.
“We are excited to work with Ed and Kelli Cox and Anthony Anders as they take their series to the next level,” said Hoosier Tire South representative Jeff Freeman. “We appreciate the opportunity to add a little bit more for the racers in both divisions and we hope everyone has a safe and successful season.”
Series owner Ed Cox is pleased with the increased partnership.
“We’re very thankful to Jeff and everybody at Hoosier for stepping up for our racers this year,” he said. “Everyone on our staff is working hard to make this our best year ever. We’re grateful to all the companies who support us. It makes all the efforts worthwhile and makes it much more enjoyable for the race teams.”
The next race for the Southeast Limited Late Model Series will be on March 25 at Anderson Motor Speedway in Williamston, S.C., featuring both the Pro and the Daytona1 Lubricants Challenger divisions.
Chase Purdy won the opening event at Greenville-Pickens Speedway on Feb. 6, which was a Pro division only race as part of the track’s Winter Meltdown race day.
The top five in season-ending points for both the Daytona1 Challenger division and the Pro Division will receive a jacket, and other items will be given away at the awards banquet as well.
“We are excited to work with Ed and Kelli Cox and Anthony Anders as they take their series to the next level,” said Hoosier Tire South representative Jeff Freeman. “We appreciate the opportunity to add a little bit more for the racers in both divisions and we hope everyone has a safe and successful season.”
Series owner Ed Cox is pleased with the increased partnership.
“We’re very thankful to Jeff and everybody at Hoosier for stepping up for our racers this year,” he said. “Everyone on our staff is working hard to make this our best year ever. We’re grateful to all the companies who support us. It makes all the efforts worthwhile and makes it much more enjoyable for the race teams.”
The next race for the Southeast Limited Late Model Series will be on March 25 at Anderson Motor Speedway in Williamston, S.C., featuring both the Pro and the Daytona1 Lubricants Challenger divisions.
Chase Purdy won the opening event at Greenville-Pickens Speedway on Feb. 6, which was a Pro division only race as part of the track’s Winter Meltdown race day.
