Wayne Cloths Weekend Race Roundup and Other Ramblings

Hey there! Hope you had a great Labor Day holiday!

I'm just back from the MAGIC Show in Las Vegas, where next Spring's hot fashions are shown to buyers from all across the world, by Manufacturers from around the world. THE hot trend in hats is, believe it or not, the Foam or Twill front, Mesh back, Five Panel Trucker hat (Yes, that John Deere hat is now IN!). Want to add a Trucker to your Q4 or 2004 lineup? Give me a call! It's not only cool, but relatively inexpensive.

Next road trip for me will be the NOPI Nationals, Sept. 20-21, at Atlanta Motor Speedway. If you'll be there and would like me to stop by to discuss your Headwear and Polo needs, drop me a line or give me a call, and I'll make sure to catch up with you!

Here's what went on around the racing globe this weekend:

NASCAR - Reports of Terry Labonte's demise have been GREATLY exaggerated. Terry put the Kellogg's Chevrolet in Victory Lane for the first time since 1999, and at Darlington, where he won his first race. This was also the last Labor Day NASCAR Winston Cup Series Mountain Dew Southern 500, making it all the more special for Labonte and his team. Saturday at Darlington, Brian Vickers won his second race of the year, the NASCAR Busch Series Winn-Dixie 200 presented by PepsiCo, beating Kyle Busch (Yes, Kurt's little brother).

ARCA - At Winchester Speedway, Frank Kimmel won the Re/Max Series 200 in the Advance Auto Parts-Pork Ford.

NHRA - The 49th Annual Mac Tools U.S. Nationals, at Indianapolis Raceway Park, were postponed until next weekend due to persistent wet weather.

CART - In Denver, Bruno Junquiero won his second Bridgestone Presents the Champ Car World Series Powered by Ford race of the year, the Centrix Financial Grand Prix. In winning, Junquiero decreased Paul Tracy's points lead to 18.

SCCA Pro Racing - In Denver, Scott Pruett won his seventh race of the year in the newly renamed, Motorock Trans-Am Series for the BF Goodrich Tires Cup in the Motorock Jaguar XKR.

Short Track Spotlight: Wall Speedway (www.wallspeedway.com)

We at Head Start Licensed Products offer a simple value proposition, a Superior Cap at a Better Price. Feel free to ask for references or samples! Let us bid on your next headwear or polo project, you'll be glad you did!

Head Start Licensed Products can help you and your brand look good . . . and at a price that makes sense. Remember, it's YOUR company's name that people will be wearing. Put it on a hat that YOU would want to wear, and be proud of seeing on other people's heads.

Head Start Licensed Products is a division of the leading hat manufacturer in the world, KC Caps. We produce much of the inventory that you see at race tracks for companies like Action Performance, VF/Chase Authentics, Team Caliber, Racing Champions, etc., as well as work for The Gap, Ralph Lauren, Ping, Antigua, No Fear, Spy, Joe Boxer and hundreds of others, and we'd love the opportunity to do it for you. Don't forget, we make Polos also!

Ask about our latest Nu-Fit styles, available now. The 3920 is a satin finish, eight-panel, with nylon polyester trim on top and on the bill, with mesh side panels, and the 3913, which is a six-panel, constructed deluxe pique mesh, sandwich visored hat. We've also revamped the entire Nu-Fit line, making what was the best hat line in the industry, even better. And don't forget our 80+ other styles, as well as our specialty, custom designed hats.

Remember, " . . . Everybody has one head, but nobody has one hat!"

If you need more information, or have any questions, please don't hesitate to contact me ___________________________________

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