Hero Cards For You

February 6, 2010

We have an idea for all of you renowned, and want to be renowned Summit Motorsports Park racers out there. Have you thought about having some hero cards made up? You know about hero cards. Those are the same ones that John Force has at the end of his race trailer every time he races. The kind that explains everything about a racer and has all those cool pictures that make it look like the car is going 400 mph! Did you know that Mike from MotoLenz Photo has the ability to make those and has done some very good work for some of our regulars already?

Some of you are planning on showing your cars at the Cleveland Autorama, March 19-21. You, specifically, need to call Mike! For that show, time is short. Some of you have race schedules for 2010 that take you far away from Norwalk to some very big races. You need to talk to Mike! How about you junior dragster drivers? Wouldn’t it be fun to roll into Bristol next summer and have cards for the rest of the racers and spectators to pick up? Everyone who knows anything about drag racing knows who John Force is, and yet he still offers hero cards to the crowds at every race. Do you think there’s a message there?

It’s well known that perception is the basis for reality. If someone thinks you’re special then you are special! When it comes to drag racers, only the big name, well known racers have hero cards, right? If that’s the case, and you want to be thought of in that light, then putting hero cards in a stand at the end of your hauler on race day puts you in that elite group! It’s a small expense for the amount of acknowledgement you receive in return. Most of the drag racing world knew who John Force was before he ever won his first race. How did that happen? He put his name in front of the drag racing world in every way he could, and hero cards is an exceptionally good way to do that!

Mike, from MotoLenz photo can work with you to produce just the image you’re trying to portray. He’s already produced exceptionally good work for some of our racers, and can do a professional job on anything you have in mind! If you’re a little short on imagination, just tell Mike to work up something for you, then just sit back and chose. He does all the rest. You can contact Mike through his website, www.motolenzphotos.com. For you who are planning for the Cleveland Autorama, or if you have any kind of priority situation, you can call Mike at 419-569-3253. The deadline for Autorama cards is March 8. In any case, don’t let this opportunity to increase your visibility get lost in the start of the racing season. Contact Mike before it gets too busy!