The winner of the Toyota Racing Dream Build Challenge—a contest to see who can build the most unique and exciting vehicle between NASCAR stars Clint Bowyer and Kyle Busch, and NHRA's Antron Brown and Alexis DeJoria—will take home $50,000 for their designated charity, with second place receiving $25,000, third place $15,000 and fourth place $10,000.

After weeks of following four accomplished Toyota racing drivers and their talented build teams create four utterly unique and exciting vehicles for the Toyota Racing Dream Build Challenge, fans finally get to see the completed vehicles on the Dream Build website, www.toyotaracingdreambuild.com.

After countless hours have been poured into their builds, NASCAR stars Clint Bowyer and Kyle Busch, plus NHRA hot shoes Antron Brown and Alexis DeJoria, put their Dream Build vehicles on the line for all to see.

Fans are able to vote once per day via Facebook for their favorite car and team. They can also track the progress of each team as they race to the finish. Fans can also change who they vote for from day to day, while they also compete for daily prizes, plus a chance to win the big one: The Toyota Racing Dream Trip Grand Prize.

The Dream Build website will also have a fresh look, with views of each completed vehicle on the home page and a graphic depiction of the total votes for each build. The site will be mobile-device friendly as well.

Then as quickly as the race began, it all comes to a screeching halt at 11:59 p.m. (PST) on Monday, October 29, when voting concludes and the final votes are tallied in the early morning hours.

On Tuesday, October 30, at 11:00 a.m. (PST), the Toyota Racing Dream Build Challenge winner will be announced live at Toyota's SEMA Show press conference in Las Vegas by television racing commentator and "Top Gear USA" host Rutledge Wood. The winning team will take home $50,000 for their designated charity, with second place receiving $25,000, third place $15,000 and fourth place $10,000.

	The winner of the Toyota Racing Dream Build Challenge—a contest to see who can build the most unique and exciting vehicle between NASCAR stars Clint Bowyer and Kyle Busch, and NHRA's Antron Brown and Alexis DeJoria—will take home $50,000 for their designated charity, with second place receiving $25,000, third place $15,000 and fourth place $10,000.

After weeks of following four accomplished Toyota racing drivers and their talented build teams create four utterly unique and exciting vehicles for the Toyota Racing Dream Build Challenge, fans finally get to see the completed vehicles on the Dream Build website, www.toyotaracingdreambuild.com.

After countless hours have been poured into their builds, NASCAR stars Clint Bowyer and Kyle Busch, plus NHRA hot shoes Antron Brown and Alexis DeJoria, put their Dream Build vehicles on the line for all to see.

Fans are able to vote once per day via Facebook for their favorite car and team. They can also track the progress of each team as they race to the finish. Fans can also change who they vote for from day to day, while they also compete for daily prizes, plus a chance to win the big one: The Toyota Racing Dream Trip Grand Prize.

The Dream Build website will also have a fresh look, with views of each completed vehicle on the home page and a graphic depiction of the total votes for each build. The site will be mobile-device friendly as well.

Then as quickly as the race began, it all comes to a screeching halt at 11:59 p.m. (PST) on Monday, October 29, when voting concludes and the final votes are tallied in the early morning hours.

On Tuesday, October 30, at 11:00 a.m. (PST), the Toyota Racing Dream Build Challenge winner will be announced live at Toyota's SEMA Show press conference in Las Vegas by television racing commentator and "Top Gear USA" host Rutledge Wood. The winning team will take home $50,000 for their designated charity, with second place receiving $25,000, third place $15,000 and fourth place $10,000.

Look for the red-and-black entry and go up the stairs to the SDC's spacious, quiet room for a personal consultation and demo.

Do you manufacture, distribute or sell specialty automotive parts? Of course you do! Then don't miss the opportunity to meet with the SEMA Data Co-op (SDC) in booth #20579 and learn how great data sells more parts. 

From beginner to expert, the SDC will show you how joining the industry's definitive centralized data repository will put you in charge of your product data management at the lowest possible cost. Benefits include a full-time live help desk, state-of-the-art data-management tools, safe and secure storage and hassle-free data distribution to all of your customers. 

With the SDC, suppliers own their data 100%, and individual receivers get unlimited data feeds from all approved suppliers for just $100 per month. Sign up before remaining meeting times are filled.

Look for the red-and-black entry and go up the stairs to the SDC's spacious, quiet room for a personal consultation and demo.

Do you manufacture, distribute or sell specialty automotive parts? Of course you do! Then don't miss the opportunity to meet with the SEMA Data Co-op (SDC) in booth #20579 and learn how great data sells more parts. 

From beginner to expert, the SDC will show you how joining the industry's definitive centralized data repository will put you in charge of your product data management at the lowest possible cost. Benefits include a full-time live help desk, state-of-the-art data-management tools, safe and secure storage and hassle-free data distribution to all of your customers. 

With the SDC, suppliers own their data 100%, and individual receivers get unlimited data feeds from all approved suppliers for just $100 per month. Sign up before remaining meeting times are filled.

Look for the red-and-black entry and go up the stairs to the SDC's spacious, quiet room for a personal consultation and demo.

Do you manufacture, distribute or sell specialty automotive parts? Of course you do! Then don't miss the opportunity to meet with the SEMA Data Co-op (SDC) in booth #20579 and learn how great data sells more parts. 

From beginner to expert, the SDC will show you how joining the industry's definitive centralized data repository will put you in charge of your product data management at the lowest possible cost. Benefits include a full-time live help desk, state-of-the-art data-management tools, safe and secure storage and hassle-free data distribution to all of your customers. 

With the SDC, suppliers own their data 100%, and individual receivers get unlimited data feeds from all approved suppliers for just $100 per month. Sign up before remaining meeting times are filled.

On Thursday, November 1, at 7:15 a.m. in the Las Vegas Hotel, Ballroom A, the SEMA Businesswomen's Network (SBN) will honor three deserving individuals as part of the group's Speed Networking Breakfast, one of the most popular events of the Show.

Established in 2002 to recognize the outstanding achievements and contributions of a woman in the specialty-equipment industry, the SBN Woman of the Year Award considers the perception of these women as role models, including knowledge and expertise, leadership and management roles, and their industry involvement.

The SBN Woman of the Year nominees are:

• Theresa Contreras – L&G Enterprises
• Lauren Fix – Classic Tube/Automotive Aspects
• Sherry Kollien – Ford Motor Company

The SBN Athena Award, named after the Greek goddess of wisdom, was established in 1994 to honor a male or female SEMA member or company for outstanding contributions and dedication to women in the specialty-equipment industry.

The SBN Athena Award nominees are:

• Doug Evans – Source Interlink Media
• Ford Motor Co.
• Kim Pendergast – Magnuson Superchargers

The Mentor of the Year Award was created to acknowledge and honor an individual for his/her wisdom, encouragement, and willingness to “help others along” as a foundation for growth within and for the specialty-equipment industry.

The SBN Mentor of the Year nominees are:

• Doug Evans – Source Interlink Media
• Karen Salvaggio – Thunder Valley Racing
• Mike Spagnola – Street Scene Equipment

Join the celebration as the SBN recognizes the accomplishments of these deserving nominees, while establishing new industry contacts during the fast-paced networking portion of the breakfast event. For event details and to purchase your ticket, visit www.SEMAShow.com/sema-show-special-events. Tickets are $35 for SBN members and $49 for non-members.

On Thursday, November 1, at 7:15 a.m. in the Las Vegas Hotel, Ballroom A, the SEMA Businesswomen's Network (SBN) will honor three deserving individuals as part of the group's Speed Networking Breakfast, one of the most popular events of the Show.

Established in 2002 to recognize the outstanding achievements and contributions of a woman in the specialty-equipment industry, the SBN Woman of the Year Award considers the perception of these women as role models, including knowledge and expertise, leadership and management roles, and their industry involvement.

The SBN Woman of the Year nominees are:

• Theresa Contreras – L&G Enterprises
• Lauren Fix – Classic Tube/Automotive Aspects
• Sherry Kollien – Ford Motor Company

The SBN Athena Award, named after the Greek goddess of wisdom, was established in 1994 to honor a male or female SEMA member or company for outstanding contributions and dedication to women in the specialty-equipment industry.

The SBN Athena Award nominees are:

• Doug Evans – Source Interlink Media
• Ford Motor Co.
• Kim Pendergast – Magnuson Superchargers

The Mentor of the Year Award was created to acknowledge and honor an individual for his/her wisdom, encouragement, and willingness to “help others along” as a foundation for growth within and for the specialty-equipment industry.

The SBN Mentor of the Year nominees are:

• Doug Evans – Source Interlink Media
• Karen Salvaggio – Thunder Valley Racing
• Mike Spagnola – Street Scene Equipment

Join the celebration as the SBN recognizes the accomplishments of these deserving nominees, while establishing new industry contacts during the fast-paced networking portion of the breakfast event. For event details and to purchase your ticket, visit www.SEMAShow.com/sema-show-special-events. Tickets are $35 for SBN members and $49 for non-members.

On Thursday, November 1, at 7:15 a.m. in the Las Vegas Hotel, Ballroom A, the SEMA Businesswomen's Network (SBN) will honor three deserving individuals as part of the group's Speed Networking Breakfast, one of the most popular events of the Show.

Established in 2002 to recognize the outstanding achievements and contributions of a woman in the specialty-equipment industry, the SBN Woman of the Year Award considers the perception of these women as role models, including knowledge and expertise, leadership and management roles, and their industry involvement.

The SBN Woman of the Year nominees are:

• Theresa Contreras – L&G Enterprises
• Lauren Fix – Classic Tube/Automotive Aspects
• Sherry Kollien – Ford Motor Company

The SBN Athena Award, named after the Greek goddess of wisdom, was established in 1994 to honor a male or female SEMA member or company for outstanding contributions and dedication to women in the specialty-equipment industry.

The SBN Athena Award nominees are:

• Doug Evans – Source Interlink Media
• Ford Motor Co.
• Kim Pendergast – Magnuson Superchargers

The Mentor of the Year Award was created to acknowledge and honor an individual for his/her wisdom, encouragement, and willingness to “help others along” as a foundation for growth within and for the specialty-equipment industry.

The SBN Mentor of the Year nominees are:

• Doug Evans – Source Interlink Media
• Karen Salvaggio – Thunder Valley Racing
• Mike Spagnola – Street Scene Equipment

Join the celebration as the SBN recognizes the accomplishments of these deserving nominees, while establishing new industry contacts during the fast-paced networking portion of the breakfast event. For event details and to purchase your ticket, visit www.SEMAShow.com/sema-show-special-events. Tickets are $35 for SBN members and $49 for non-members.

	SEMA Showgoers are invited to fuel up everyday of the 2012 SEMA Show at one of two UPS coffee stations.

From setup at dawn to late-night dinner meetings, the SEMA Show is packed with networking and business-building opportunities. Gear up by fueling up each day before the Show at one of two UPS coffee stations.

When you arrive, a UPS worker will greet you with a warm cup of coffee sure to jump-start your day. Stay for a minute, stay for an hour or come back for refills—all courtesy of UPS in appreciation for your contributions to the 2012 SEMA Show.  

Starting at 7:30 a.m. each morning of the Show, you’ll find the coffee kiosks near the entrances to North Hall and South Hall. And while you’re there, ask about the new UPS benefits and discounts now available to SEMA members, including special deals on shipping and much more—it’s all part of the UPS commitment to supporting SEMA members and the automotive aftermarket.

UPS is the Preferred Carrier for the 2012 SEMA Show and the official logistics provider to SEMA members. Headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia, UPS serves more than 220 countries and territories worldwide.

More information about UPS is available at www.UPS.com.

	SEMA Showgoers are invited to fuel up everyday of the 2012 SEMA Show at one of two UPS coffee stations.

From setup at dawn to late-night dinner meetings, the SEMA Show is packed with networking and business-building opportunities. Gear up by fueling up each day before the Show at one of two UPS coffee stations.

When you arrive, a UPS worker will greet you with a warm cup of coffee sure to jump-start your day. Stay for a minute, stay for an hour or come back for refills—all courtesy of UPS in appreciation for your contributions to the 2012 SEMA Show.  

Starting at 7:30 a.m. each morning of the Show, you’ll find the coffee kiosks near the entrances to North Hall and South Hall. And while you’re there, ask about the new UPS benefits and discounts now available to SEMA members, including special deals on shipping and much more—it’s all part of the UPS commitment to supporting SEMA members and the automotive aftermarket.

UPS is the Preferred Carrier for the 2012 SEMA Show and the official logistics provider to SEMA members. Headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia, UPS serves more than 220 countries and territories worldwide.

More information about UPS is available at www.UPS.com.