July 8, 2011: Rebelution Concert at Hollywood Park

The Schiefer Media Team is proud to announce that Hollywood Park recently experienced another record crowd during their Spring/Summer Concert Series. On July 8, 2011, an enthusiastic group of fans packed the North Park venue for a concert by Rebelution, a reggae band from Santa Barbara. According to a Hollywood Park exec, “It was the biggest concert we have ever had here with 20,200 people through the turnstiles.”

Since 2009, Schiefer Media has been working with Hollywood Park in Los Angeles, CA to promote their Spring/Summer Concert Series held after the horse racing ends on Friday nights.

Photo by James Donnelly

The ARMO Select Committee is committed to preserving and promoting the automotive restoration industry through its projects, education programs, and by monitoring legislative and/or regulatory issues that may affect our members, thus ensuring the longevity and prosperity of the automotive restoration industry. Check out ARMO on Facebook.

The mission of the SEMA Businesswomen’s Network is to support women pursuing a career in the specialty-equipment industry by providing opportunities that promote their professional growth via networking, mentoring, fund raising and education opportunities that will enlighten and enhance the growth of the entire specialty-equipment industry. Find the SBN on Facebook.

“I am thrilled to be a part of these SEMA Select Committees,” said Camee Edelbrock. “Their objectives and goals are important to me personally and professionally. It’s exciting to have the chance to give back to an industry that’s been a part of my life since I was old enough to attend a race.”

Superchips will share a primary paint scheme with Lucas Oil Slick Mist. Plans to leverage the sponsorship include an aggressive activation format that will incorporate Superchips’ dealer network, channel partners, and customers.

“We are thrilled to bring Superchips on board!” said Woods. Robby continued, “I established a relationship with Superchips a few years ago, and I think they have had an opportunity to see me and my team grow into a group that is poised for success.”

Superchips is currently powering Robby Woods Racing’s tow rigs and the team’s personal trucks. “I’m getting support on and off the race course from the partnership. My team and I are going to provide Superchips with that same support on the track as we interact with their customers, travel with them to launch products, and attend industry events.” Woods noted.

Brian Fletcher, Marketing Manager at Superchips stated, “Robby is a do-it-yourself guy with deep roots in racing. We evaluated the television coverage and demographics for the series in relation to our customers.”  Fletcher continued, “After talking with Robby, we felt there was a strong match across the board. We feel Robby will do a great job promoting Superchips on and off the track and will have a real connection with our customers.”

At the age of 22, Robby Woods built a competitive race team from scratch on a very limited budget. A top ten finish among the best off road racers in the world in 2007 was a successful start to an effort that has continued to grow. Living in Pahrump, Nevada benefits Woods; Robby’ s front yard doubles as his own private test track, complete with banked turns and a few big jumps. When he’s not jumping over his driveway or TIG welding spare parts, Robby likes to play music and hang out with his friends.

Superchips has the number one engine and model coverage in the industry offering a complete line of hand-held programmers for most late-model cars, trucks, and SUVs including: Ford, GM, Chrysler/Dodge, Nissan/Infiniti and Jeep. All Superchips programmers are available for purchase in retail stores and online wherever automotive performance products and accessories are sold.

WyoTech surprises an American soldier with his rebuilt Camaro!

The 2010 WyoTech/Powerblock Team

RTM Production’s Horsepower TV show and WyoTech, one of America’s top technical training schools, salute the US military with a performance makeover for a young soldier with the 101st Airborne.

A team of instructors and graduates from four different WyoTech campuses volunteered their skills to transform Kyle Jordan’s tired ‘82 Camaro into the “WyoTech Warrior.”

Using pallets of performance parts and accessories do­nated by Summit Racing Equipment, nine volunteers put in over 400 man hours reworking, replacing and up­grading every mechanical part of the car.

“WyoTech is the Official Tech School of the PowerBlock so we know they have the best training available” said show producer Joe El­more, “but it was something else to watch them give back to a guy they didn’t know.”

Horsepower TV’s “WyoTech Warrior” Special airs April 17 and 18 at 11:30am Eastern & Pacific reaching 98.6 million Spike TV subscribers.

For more information go to:
www.powerblocktv.com/blog
www.wyotech.edu