Sponsor
ships.
We put our logo on the side of a race car because we believe in the people behind it. Here's who we're backing this season.
Michael Moore
Racing. #8.
Why we're on the car.
Michael Moore Racing is a working-class team. The car gets built in a home shop. The crew shows up on weeknights after their day jobs. Every dollar of sponsorship goes into tires, fuel, and parts - not marketing.
That's exactly the kind of operation Speedy Gonzo's is built to back. Same hours, same hustle, same neighborhood. When we put a sticker on the #8, we're saying: these are our people.
Race photos · schedule · results posted there
How we pick
who we back.
We're a one-truck operation - our sponsorship budget is real, but small. Four things move us off the sidelines.
Local first
If you're racing, building, or volunteering in Peoria, Bloomington, Springfield, or Chicagoland - you're in our backyard. Local money should stay local.
Hands-on people
Race teams, trade-school programs, working-class community projects. People who turn wrenches, drive trucks, and show up. Our crowd.
Veterans + first responders
Efren served U.S. Army Infantry. We give the 15% honor discount on hauling and back vet- or first-responder-led teams whenever we can.
Long-term, not one-and-done
We commit to a season, not a logo placement. Decals on the car, signal-boost on social, real word-of-mouth. The handshake matters more than the contract.
Pitch us your
sponsorship.
Racing teams, youth sports, trade-school programs, veteran efforts, community drives - if you're local and working hard, send it our way. We read every message.
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