G-Force Racing Gear has signed to become an associate sponsor of ACFC’s Racing in Schools program.
April 24, 2003 (Press Release) --
MotorSports-Marketing.com, Incorporated
ACFC Racing
Children Need Both Parents Lane
RR2 Box 2019
Beach Lake PA 18405
Phone: (570) 729-1700
Web: www.MotorSports-Marketing.com
Email: pressrelease@motorsports-marketing.com
G-Force Racing Gear to Sponsor American Coalition of Father’s and Children Racing in Schools Program
G-Force Racing Gear has signed to become an associate sponsor of ACFC’s Racing in Schools program. G-Force Racing Gear is committed to cutting edge design and development of racing suits, helmets and safety equipment.
Michael C. Morris, Driver for the ACFC Racing Team, commented. "We are proud have G-Force Racing Gear as a new sponsor for this years program. The new custom suit provided by G-Force is great and the new helmet provides safety while being comfortable to wear. That is important when you are racing in three to six hour enduro's."
The ACFC Racing in Schools Program provides an interactive, fun program for elementary, middle and senior high students to learn about the importance of being involved in family life and making good decisions. ACFC Racing’s Driver, Michael C. Morris, provides "parallel" examples, using racing and life, to illustrate the impact of their decisions. Students are educated about the need to make smart, well-informed decisions and how those choices impact not only their present situation but also long term outcomes in their life.
The program specifically encourages students to be actively engaged with their family and explore the outcomes of various scenarios related to relationships, education, friends and seeks to provide students with tools needed to make decisions which serve them well now and in the future.
Jeremy Curtis of G-Force Racing Gear commented “We are proud to be a corporate sponsor of such an exciting program working with ACFC and families and children.”
G-Force Racing Gear will provide custom suits, helmets and safety gear the ACFC Racing team requires for the 2003 season to complete in SCCA’s National Formula Atlantic class, EP Class and a Northeast Enduro Series.
ACFC Racing
Children Need Both Parents Lane
RR2 Box 2019
Beach Lake PA 18405
Phone: (570) 729-1700
Web: www.MotorSports-Marketing.com
Email: pressrelease@motorsports-marketing.com
G-Force Racing Gear to Sponsor American Coalition of Father’s and Children Racing in Schools Program
G-Force Racing Gear has signed to become an associate sponsor of ACFC’s Racing in Schools program. G-Force Racing Gear is committed to cutting edge design and development of racing suits, helmets and safety equipment.
Michael C. Morris, Driver for the ACFC Racing Team, commented. "We are proud have G-Force Racing Gear as a new sponsor for this years program. The new custom suit provided by G-Force is great and the new helmet provides safety while being comfortable to wear. That is important when you are racing in three to six hour enduro's."
The ACFC Racing in Schools Program provides an interactive, fun program for elementary, middle and senior high students to learn about the importance of being involved in family life and making good decisions. ACFC Racing’s Driver, Michael C. Morris, provides "parallel" examples, using racing and life, to illustrate the impact of their decisions. Students are educated about the need to make smart, well-informed decisions and how those choices impact not only their present situation but also long term outcomes in their life.
The program specifically encourages students to be actively engaged with their family and explore the outcomes of various scenarios related to relationships, education, friends and seeks to provide students with tools needed to make decisions which serve them well now and in the future.
Jeremy Curtis of G-Force Racing Gear commented “We are proud to be a corporate sponsor of such an exciting program working with ACFC and families and children.”
G-Force Racing Gear will provide custom suits, helmets and safety gear the ACFC Racing team requires for the 2003 season to complete in SCCA’s National Formula Atlantic class, EP Class and a Northeast Enduro Series.
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