3/26/2024
MARS - Midwest Auto Racing Series
Lethal Chassis Joins MARS Modified Championship Tour as Heat Race Presenting Sponsor in 2024
Lethal Chassis Joins MARS Modified Championship Tour as Heat Race Presenting Sponsor in 2024
FAIRBURY, IL (March 26, 2024) – The MARS Modified Championship Powered by Summit Racing Equipment is pleased to announce that Lethal Chassis has joined the tour in 2024 as a Heat Race presenting sponsor.
Owners David & Ashley Stremme founded Lethal Chassis in Mooresville, North Carolina late in the year of 2014. The first full year of Lethal Chassis being operational, 31 cars were built for competition. Designed and built by former NASCAR competitor, David Stremme, Lethal Chassis wasted no time finding victory lane. In just the first 4 years of the chassis brand being established, they managed to reach victory lane over 300 times.
In 2021 the company moved to Mifflintown, Pennsylvania where they now have over 225 cars racing across North America in numerous sanctioning bodies including DIRTcar, IMCA, USRA, Wissota, Mid East, and Crate Racin’ USA, among others. Household names in the Dirt Modified world such as Austin Holcombe, Jonathan Taylor, Ken Schrader, Tom Berry Jr, Dan Ebert, Michael Altobelli, Curt Spalding, Johnny Broking, Tyler Cox, George Dixon, and Austen Becerra have all found victory lane in the past handful of months of competition.
The Stremmes have built their company with communication and teamwork being the focal point of the operation, just as the MARS Modified Championship tour. The series looks forward to a lasting relationship with one of the most established chassis companies in Dirt Modified racing.
Visit them online at www.lethalchassis.com to check out their all-new apparel line for the 2024 season or for chassis inquiries email them at lethalchassis@gmail.com. To find out more about Lethal Chassis, give them a like or follow on Facebook and X at @LethalChassis.
The MARS Modified Championship Powered by Summit Racing Equipment will kick off the 2024 season for the first time ever at the Illini 100 held at Farmer City Raceway in Farmer City, Illinois on Friday, and Saturday, April 12 & 13. Each night will feature a complete show paying $2,000-to-win and $250-to-start the main event. On Thursday, April 11 the track will hold an open practice.
For more information about the MARS Dirt Series visit us online at www.marsracingseries.com.
Article Credit: Jonathan Clayton
Submitted By: Jonathan Clayton