The WD-40 Camaro and SEMA Cares F-150 helped the association contribute more than $171,000 raised by specialty-equipment industry members for Victory Junction and Childhelp children's charities last year.

In spite of severe economic challenge, the specialty-equipment industry reached deep into its pockets to donate more than $171,000 for Victory Junction Gang Camp and Childhelp charities during fundraising at the 2009 SEMA Installation Banquet & Gala Fundraiser, and the auction sales of the WD-40/SEMA Cares Camaro and a Ford F-150 donated by LEER, Ford and Street Scene Equipment.

"The way SEMA members and the SEMA Cares' volunteers stepped up with financial and time commitment continues to make me proud that I am part of this industry," said Joel Ayres, national marketing director, Truck Accessories Group, and SEMA Cares Committee Chairman. "They have put the needs of these kids in front of their own."

The F-150 truck was upfitted inside and out with mods from companies, including Leer, Street Scene Equipment, DuPont Hot Hues, Amp Research, Roadwire, Audiovox, Kicker, Scosche, Wise Industries, Pro Comp, Bushwacker and Magnaflow. It sold for $30,100 via eBay auction.

The custom 2010 Camaro SS/RS featured partners, including APE Wraps, Audio Innovations, Cie Studios, DynoMax, Eclipse, Forgeline Motorsports, GTR High Performance, Haddad Motorsports, Hedman Hedders, House of Tints, Katzkin Leather, L&G Enterprises, MGP Caliper Covers, Nitto Tires, Odyssey Batteries, Paxton Automotive, Pedders USA, PhotoTouch Inc., PPG Industries, Sony Computer Entertainment America, Street Scene Equipment, and Top Quality Powder Coating. It sold for $75,000 at January's Barrett-Jackson auction in Scottsdale.

In an independent arrangement with Victory Junction, Hurst and BFGoodrich also offered a limited-edition Mustang pace car from the Ford Racing Mustang Challenge Series that netted $120,000 at Barrett-Jackson, with all proceeds benefiting the new Victory Junction facility in Kansas City, Kansas.

The WD-40 Camaro and SEMA Cares F-150 helped the association contribute more than $171,000 raised by specialty-equipment industry members for Victory Junction and Childhelp children's charities last year.

In spite of severe economic challenge, the specialty-equipment industry reached deep into its pockets to donate more than $171,000 for Victory Junction Gang Camp and Childhelp charities during fundraising at the 2009 SEMA Installation Banquet & Gala Fundraiser, and the auction sales of the WD-40/SEMA Cares Camaro and a Ford F-150 donated by LEER, Ford and Street Scene Equipment.

"The way SEMA members and the SEMA Cares' volunteers stepped up with financial and time commitment continues to make me proud that I am part of this industry," said Joel Ayres, national marketing director, Truck Accessories Group, and SEMA Cares Committee Chairman. "They have put the needs of these kids in front of their own."

The F-150 truck was upfitted inside and out with mods from companies, including Leer, Street Scene Equipment, DuPont Hot Hues, Amp Research, Roadwire, Audiovox, Kicker, Scosche, Wise Industries, Pro Comp, Bushwacker and Magnaflow. It sold for $30,100 via eBay auction.

The custom 2010 Camaro SS/RS featured partners, including APE Wraps, Audio Innovations, Cie Studios, DynoMax, Eclipse, Forgeline Motorsports, GTR High Performance, Haddad Motorsports, Hedman Hedders, House of Tints, Katzkin Leather, L&G Enterprises, MGP Caliper Covers, Nitto Tires, Odyssey Batteries, Paxton Automotive, Pedders USA, PhotoTouch Inc., PPG Industries, Sony Computer Entertainment America, Street Scene Equipment, and Top Quality Powder Coating. It sold for $75,000 at January's Barrett-Jackson auction in Scottsdale.

In an independent arrangement with Victory Junction, Hurst and BFGoodrich also offered a limited-edition Mustang pace car from the Ford Racing Mustang Challenge Series that netted $120,000 at Barrett-Jackson, with all proceeds benefiting the new Victory Junction facility in Kansas City, Kansas.

The WD-40 Camaro and SEMA Cares F-150 helped the association contribute more than $171,000 raised by specialty-equipment industry members for Victory Junction and Childhelp children's charities last year.

In spite of severe economic challenge, the specialty-equipment industry reached deep into its pockets to donate more than $171,000 for Victory Junction Gang Camp and Childhelp charities during fundraising at the 2009 SEMA Installation Banquet & Gala Fundraiser, and the auction sales of the WD-40/SEMA Cares Camaro and a Ford F-150 donated by LEER, Ford and Street Scene Equipment.

"The way SEMA members and the SEMA Cares' volunteers stepped up with financial and time commitment continues to make me proud that I am part of this industry," said Joel Ayres, national marketing director, Truck Accessories Group, and SEMA Cares Committee Chairman. "They have put the needs of these kids in front of their own."

The F-150 truck was upfitted inside and out with mods from companies, including Leer, Street Scene Equipment, DuPont Hot Hues, Amp Research, Roadwire, Audiovox, Kicker, Scosche, Wise Industries, Pro Comp, Bushwacker and Magnaflow. It sold for $30,100 via eBay auction.

The custom 2010 Camaro SS/RS featured partners, including APE Wraps, Audio Innovations, Cie Studios, DynoMax, Eclipse, Forgeline Motorsports, GTR High Performance, Haddad Motorsports, Hedman Hedders, House of Tints, Katzkin Leather, L&G Enterprises, MGP Caliper Covers, Nitto Tires, Odyssey Batteries, Paxton Automotive, Pedders USA, PhotoTouch Inc., PPG Industries, Sony Computer Entertainment America, Street Scene Equipment, and Top Quality Powder Coating. It sold for $75,000 at January's Barrett-Jackson auction in Scottsdale.

In an independent arrangement with Victory Junction, Hurst and BFGoodrich also offered a limited-edition Mustang pace car from the Ford Racing Mustang Challenge Series that netted $120,000 at Barrett-Jackson, with all proceeds benefiting the new Victory Junction facility in Kansas City, Kansas.

The WD-40 Camaro and SEMA Cares F-150 helped the association contribute more than $171,000 raised by specialty-equipment industry members for Victory Junction and Childhelp children's charities last year.

In spite of severe economic challenge, the specialty-equipment industry reached deep into its pockets to donate more than $171,000 for Victory Junction Gang Camp and Childhelp charities during fundraising at the 2009 SEMA Installation Banquet & Gala Fundraiser, and the auction sales of the WD-40/SEMA Cares Camaro and a Ford F-150 donated by LEER, Ford and Street Scene Equipment.

"The way SEMA members and the SEMA Cares' volunteers stepped up with financial and time commitment continues to make me proud that I am part of this industry," said Joel Ayres, national marketing director, Truck Accessories Group, and SEMA Cares Committee Chairman. "They have put the needs of these kids in front of their own."

The F-150 truck was upfitted inside and out with mods from companies, including Leer, Street Scene Equipment, DuPont Hot Hues, Amp Research, Roadwire, Audiovox, Kicker, Scosche, Wise Industries, Pro Comp, Bushwacker and Magnaflow. It sold for $30,100 via eBay auction.

The custom 2010 Camaro SS/RS featured partners, including APE Wraps, Audio Innovations, Cie Studios, DynoMax, Eclipse, Forgeline Motorsports, GTR High Performance, Haddad Motorsports, Hedman Hedders, House of Tints, Katzkin Leather, L&G Enterprises, MGP Caliper Covers, Nitto Tires, Odyssey Batteries, Paxton Automotive, Pedders USA, PhotoTouch Inc., PPG Industries, Sony Computer Entertainment America, Street Scene Equipment, and Top Quality Powder Coating. It sold for $75,000 at January's Barrett-Jackson auction in Scottsdale.

In an independent arrangement with Victory Junction, Hurst and BFGoodrich also offered a limited-edition Mustang pace car from the Ford Racing Mustang Challenge Series that netted $120,000 at Barrett-Jackson, with all proceeds benefiting the new Victory Junction facility in Kansas City, Kansas.

The WD-40 Camaro and SEMA Cares F-150 helped the association contribute more than $171,000 raised by specialty-equipment industry members for Victory Junction and Childhelp children's charities last year.

In spite of severe economic challenge, the specialty-equipment industry reached deep into its pockets to donate more than $171,000 for Victory Junction Gang Camp and Childhelp charities during fundraising at the 2009 SEMA Installation Banquet & Gala Fundraiser, and the auction sales of the WD-40/SEMA Cares Camaro and a Ford F-150 donated by LEER, Ford and Street Scene Equipment.

"The way SEMA members and the SEMA Cares' volunteers stepped up with financial and time commitment continues to make me proud that I am part of this industry," said Joel Ayres, national marketing director, Truck Accessories Group, and SEMA Cares Committee Chairman. "They have put the needs of these kids in front of their own."

The F-150 truck was upfitted inside and out with mods from companies, including Leer, Street Scene Equipment, DuPont Hot Hues, Amp Research, Roadwire, Audiovox, Kicker, Scosche, Wise Industries, Pro Comp, Bushwacker and Magnaflow. It sold for $30,100 via eBay auction.

The custom 2010 Camaro SS/RS featured partners, including APE Wraps, Audio Innovations, Cie Studios, DynoMax, Eclipse, Forgeline Motorsports, GTR High Performance, Haddad Motorsports, Hedman Hedders, House of Tints, Katzkin Leather, L&G Enterprises, MGP Caliper Covers, Nitto Tires, Odyssey Batteries, Paxton Automotive, Pedders USA, PhotoTouch Inc., PPG Industries, Sony Computer Entertainment America, Street Scene Equipment, and Top Quality Powder Coating. It sold for $75,000 at January's Barrett-Jackson auction in Scottsdale.

In an independent arrangement with Victory Junction, Hurst and BFGoodrich also offered a limited-edition Mustang pace car from the Ford Racing Mustang Challenge Series that netted $120,000 at Barrett-Jackson, with all proceeds benefiting the new Victory Junction facility in Kansas City, Kansas.

	Industry leaders, including (from left) MIA's Chris Aylett, SEMA's Chris Kersting, Braille Battery's Blake Fuller and TTXGP's Azhar Hussain discuss green racing technologies at the 2009 "The Race Goes Green" seminar.

The Motorsport Industry Association (MIA) has confirmed several motorsports icons for the MIA-SEMA The Race Has Gone Green Conference in Long Beach, California, on Friday, April 16, at the Long Beach Convention Center during the Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach.

Scott Atherton (American Le Mans Series CEO), David Brabham (2009 ALMS series champion, winner of 2009 LeMans 24 Hours), Les MacTaggart (senior technical director, Indy Racing League), and Rt Hon. Lord Drayson (U.K. minister of state for science and innovation) are among the first speakers to confirm.

The Race Has Gone Green is a one-day conference featuring performance industry icons and professionals focused on developing green technologies that will lead to a booming future for green performance products.

Conference fees are $275 for SEMA or MIA members, $375 for non-members. Registration includes paddock passes for American Le Mans Series qualifying.

Click here to register now.

For more information, visit www.sema.org/RaceGoneGreen or e-mail Jeremy Burne, Tracy Dewhirst or John Waraniak.

Make it a weekend! Discounted tickets for the Long Beach Grand Prix are available for SEMA members. Download the discount flyer here.

	Industry leaders, including (from left) MIA's Chris Aylett, SEMA's Chris Kersting, Braille Battery's Blake Fuller and TTXGP's Azhar Hussain discuss green racing technologies at the 2009 "The Race Goes Green" seminar.

The Motorsport Industry Association (MIA) has confirmed several motorsports icons for the MIA-SEMA The Race Has Gone Green Conference in Long Beach, California, on Friday, April 16, at the Long Beach Convention Center during the Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach.

Scott Atherton (American Le Mans Series CEO), David Brabham (2009 ALMS series champion, winner of 2009 LeMans 24 Hours), Les MacTaggart (senior technical director, Indy Racing League), and Rt Hon. Lord Drayson (U.K. minister of state for science and innovation) are among the first speakers to confirm.

The Race Has Gone Green is a one-day conference featuring performance industry icons and professionals focused on developing green technologies that will lead to a booming future for green performance products.

Conference fees are $275 for SEMA or MIA members, $375 for non-members. Registration includes paddock passes for American Le Mans Series qualifying.

Click here to register now.

For more information, visit www.sema.org/RaceGoneGreen or e-mail Jeremy Burne, Tracy Dewhirst or John Waraniak.

Make it a weekend! Discounted tickets for the Long Beach Grand Prix are available for SEMA members. Download the discount flyer here.

	Industry leaders, including (from left) MIA's Chris Aylett, SEMA's Chris Kersting, Braille Battery's Blake Fuller and TTXGP's Azhar Hussain discuss green racing technologies at the 2009 "The Race Goes Green" seminar.

The Motorsport Industry Association (MIA) has confirmed several motorsports icons for the MIA-SEMA The Race Has Gone Green Conference in Long Beach, California, on Friday, April 16, at the Long Beach Convention Center during the Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach.

Scott Atherton (American Le Mans Series CEO), David Brabham (2009 ALMS series champion, winner of 2009 LeMans 24 Hours), Les MacTaggart (senior technical director, Indy Racing League), and Rt Hon. Lord Drayson (U.K. minister of state for science and innovation) are among the first speakers to confirm.

The Race Has Gone Green is a one-day conference featuring performance industry icons and professionals focused on developing green technologies that will lead to a booming future for green performance products.

Conference fees are $275 for SEMA or MIA members, $375 for non-members. Registration includes paddock passes for American Le Mans Series qualifying.

Click here to register now.

For more information, visit www.sema.org/RaceGoneGreen or e-mail Jeremy Burne, Tracy Dewhirst or John Waraniak.

Make it a weekend! Discounted tickets for the Long Beach Grand Prix are available for SEMA members. Download the discount flyer here.

	Industry leaders, including (from left) MIA's Chris Aylett, SEMA's Chris Kersting, Braille Battery's Blake Fuller and TTXGP's Azhar Hussain discuss green racing technologies at the 2009 "The Race Goes Green" seminar.

The Motorsport Industry Association (MIA) has confirmed several motorsports icons for the MIA-SEMA The Race Has Gone Green Conference in Long Beach, California, on Friday, April 16, at the Long Beach Convention Center during the Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach.

Scott Atherton (American Le Mans Series CEO), David Brabham (2009 ALMS series champion, winner of 2009 LeMans 24 Hours), Les MacTaggart (senior technical director, Indy Racing League), and Rt Hon. Lord Drayson (U.K. minister of state for science and innovation) are among the first speakers to confirm.

The Race Has Gone Green is a one-day conference featuring performance industry icons and professionals focused on developing green technologies that will lead to a booming future for green performance products.

Conference fees are $275 for SEMA or MIA members, $375 for non-members. Registration includes paddock passes for American Le Mans Series qualifying.

Click here to register now.

For more information, visit www.sema.org/RaceGoneGreen or e-mail Jeremy Burne, Tracy Dewhirst or John Waraniak.

Make it a weekend! Discounted tickets for the Long Beach Grand Prix are available for SEMA members. Download the discount flyer here.

	Industry leaders, including (from left) MIA's Chris Aylett, SEMA's Chris Kersting, Braille Battery's Blake Fuller and TTXGP's Azhar Hussain discuss green racing technologies at the 2009 "The Race Goes Green" seminar.

The Motorsport Industry Association (MIA) has confirmed several motorsports icons for the MIA-SEMA The Race Has Gone Green Conference in Long Beach, California, on Friday, April 16, at the Long Beach Convention Center during the Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach.

Scott Atherton (American Le Mans Series CEO), David Brabham (2009 ALMS series champion, winner of 2009 LeMans 24 Hours), Les MacTaggart (senior technical director, Indy Racing League), and Rt Hon. Lord Drayson (U.K. minister of state for science and innovation) are among the first speakers to confirm.

The Race Has Gone Green is a one-day conference featuring performance industry icons and professionals focused on developing green technologies that will lead to a booming future for green performance products.

Conference fees are $275 for SEMA or MIA members, $375 for non-members. Registration includes paddock passes for American Le Mans Series qualifying.

Click here to register now.

For more information, visit www.sema.org/RaceGoneGreen or e-mail Jeremy Burne, Tracy Dewhirst or John Waraniak.

Make it a weekend! Discounted tickets for the Long Beach Grand Prix are available for SEMA members. Download the discount flyer here.