As the NHRA
Full Throttle Drag Racing Series prepares for the Mac Tools U.S.
Nationals presented by Lucas Oil, only 10 spots in the four
professional categories remain open for the Countdown to 1 playoffs. For many drivers hovering just outside of the Top 10 in the point
standings, it all comes down to five days and one race.
The SEMA Show is fast approaching and this is your last exclusive
chance to stake your company's claim in the official SEMA Show
Directory, the companion SEMA Show Pocket Guide, and the official
International Buyers Guide.
Create additional awareness and momentum for your 2009 SEMA Show
product intros by submitting new product information for inclusion in SEMA eNews.
All SEMA Show exhibitors with breaking news to announce at the annual event are invited to submit an application using this online form.
The upcoming MPMC (Motorsports Parts Manufacturers
Council) Media Trade Conference is moving to the recently renovated Radisson
Suites Hotel in Covina, California.
The recently-launched matchmaking feature on www.semashow.com offers an
e-mail feature that enables exhibitors and buyers to contact before, during and
after the 2009 SEMA Show.
Daytona International Speedway will hold qualifying for the Daytona 500, the ARCA Lucas Oil Slick Mist 200 and
the Budweiser Shootout for the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series all on February 6.
More than 50 representatives from SEMA-member companies visited Dubai
recently to explore business opportunities. Many of the companies also
exhibited at the sixth edition of the Automechanika Middle East show,
held in Dubai, May 31–June 2.
Mentor Jason Bruce and mentee Dan Biezonsky are the perfect success story for the SEMA Mentoring Program, powered by the SEMA Businesswomen’s Network (SBN). Not only do they illustrate the program's goal of connecting industry experience with new talent, but they've also developed a lasting friendship. Read more in SEMA News.
What if your company had access to some of the brightest minds in the field, students at a major university who were allowed to focus on the creation and development of a product to which your company might eventually have marketing rights? Read what Texas A&M university is doing to bridge the academic-to-marketplace gap.