Ringers Gloves Weekend Wrap-Up

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Mindy Stephens                                                                
             
Ringers Gloves
Public Relations/Marketing
317.227.1044
RingersIndy@aol.com
 
RINGERS GLOVES WEEKEND WRAP-UP
 
Indianapolis – (August 3, 2004) The National Hot Rod Association (NHRA) is 
past the halfway point of their season and the NASCAR Nextel Cup Series “Chase 
to the Championship” is quickly approaching, but there is still plenty of 
racing action left to soothe the soul.
 
   Greg Anderson has been tearing up the competition in the NHRA Pro Stock 
category in 2004.
 
   At Infineon Raceway in Sonoma, Calif., over the weekend, Anderson brought 
home his 12th win of the season (tying his own and NHRA Pro Stock win record) 
and fourth consecutive win.
 
   He beat out Ringers NHRA rookie driver Dave Connolly for the second time 
this year, with a 6.728/205.51 mph run to Connolly’s 6.758/204.98.
 
   Morgan Lucas (newest supporter of Ringers Gloves) and his Lucas Oil 
Special took on Duane Shields in the NHRA Lucas Oil Sportsman Drag Racing Series in 
Top Alcohol Dragster finals.
 
   Lucas walked away with the win with a run of 5.279/266.37 mph.
 
   Lucas makes his Top Fuel Dragster debut August 12-15 for Joe Amato Racing 
in Brainerd, Minn.
 
   While NHRA was on the West Coast, the drivers of Penske Racing South in 
the NASCAR Nextel Cup Series were on the East Coast at Pocono Raceway in 
Pennsylvania.
 
   Ryan Newman was the highest finishing of the team.  Newman started in the 
30th spot, but made a strong run and finished 12th.
 
   Brendan Gaughan had a great qualifying effort in 10th, but was involved in 
an accident and finished in the 28th spot.  Rusty Wallace qualified just 
outside the top 10 in 12th and finished in 17th.
 
   The NASCAR Busch Series and Craftsman Truck Series head to Indianapolis 
Raceway Park this weekend for Kroger Speedfest, as the Nextel Cup drivers head 
to the famed Indianapolis Motor Speedway for the Brickyard 400.
 
   The American Speed Association National Tour (ASA) returned to action at 
Indianapolis Raceway Park in Clermont, Ind., on Saturday night.
 
   Ringers racer Mike Garvey picked up his second win of the season in the 
Meijer 200 presented by SK Hand Tools.
 
   Other Ringers notables in the field were Kevin Cywinski, third; Toby 
Porter, fifth; Reed Sorenson, sixth; Todd Kluever, seventh; Butch Miller, 10th; 
Kyle Krisiloff, 15th; Rich Loch, 19th; Peter Cozzolino, 26th and John Dalziel, 
30th.
 
   Earlier in the night, the ASA Late Model Series took to the track.  Bobby 
Stremme of South Bend, Ind., went home with his second win of the season.
 
   Be sure to check out the Ringers “Glove Shack” on the Manufacturer’s 
Midway at every NHRA national event in 2004.
 
   Ringers Gloves is a full-line manufacturer of specialty mechanics, rescue 
and firefighter gloves, SFI spec 3.3/1, 3.3/10 racing gloves, UnderX 
undergarments, shop wear and Ringers Gloves race wear.  
 
   For more information on Ringers Gloves, please visit www.ringersgloves.com.
 
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Mindy Stephens
Public Relations/Marketing
Ringers Gloves
101-B North Gasoline Alley
Indianapolis, IN 46222
317.227.1044 - office
317.227.1066 - fax
ringersindy@aol.com
mindys@ringersgloves.com
http://www.ringersgloves.com/

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