NHRA announces Right on the Number program - Speedway Digest

NHRA and Right Trailers, Inc. have teamed up to announce the “Right on the Number” program, a three-year agreement beginning this season.

The “Right on the Number” program, sponsored by Right Trailers, plans to award a $1,000 cash prize to any sportsman racer (or split between racers) who run their index or dial-in during a winning round of competition during an NHRA national event.

“Right Trailers has been a part of sportsman drag racing since our inception in 2004,” said Michael Scott, Right Trailers, Inc. President. “I attended the NHRA Gatornationals for the first time in 1983 and I guess you could say I was hooked to the sport. As a sportsman racer, I value the time, money and effort that every sportsman racer puts into their car to be competitive on race day. Right Trailers is excited to monetarily support the sportsman racers and provide every racer with access to a full line of cargo trailers, dump trailers, equipment trailers, race trailers, and stacker trailers nationwide.”

Sportsman racers from across the country will flock to the 52nd annual AMALIE Motor Oil NHRA Gatornationals, March 11-14, for their first chance at the “Right on the Number” award and an ever-coveteded NHRA Wally trophy.

(Courtesy of NHRA Communications)

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