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Topic: Shane Stewart Set To Kickoff Kick-It Sponsorship at Knoxville Nationals
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July 17, 2012 at
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Shane Stewart Set To Kickoff Kick-It Sponsorship at Knoxville Nationals
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (July 17, 2012) – Last year’s Knoxville Nationals 360 winner and 410 runner-up Shane Stewart is set to Kick-It with the Jeff Gordon Children’s Foundation in Knoxville this summer. Kick-It will be the primary sponsor of the No. 57 Sprint car fueled by Silva Motorsports and driven by the 2011 National 360 Sprint Car Driver of the Year.
Kick-It is a grassroots fundraising movement dedicated to improve and accelerate advancements in pediatric cancer research by inspiring individuals across the country to play kickball. By organizing a game, joining a team or making a donation, you are helping thousands of children fighting cancer.
“I’m committed to bringing awareness to childhood cancer and our Kick-It program, “said Gordon. “This sponsorship will help us reach markets we otherwise wouldn’t.
“Shane Stewart is a talented driver and we are confident this will be a successful partnership, both on and off the track.”
The Kick-It paint scheme will make appearances on the #57 Sprint car at the 360 & 410 Knoxville Nationals scheduled to be held on August 2 – 4 and August 8 - 11, the Skagit Dirt Cup in Seattle Washington to be held on August 30, the Skagit World of Outlaws in Seattle Washington scheduled to be held on August 31 and the Gold Cup World of Outlaws in Chico, California scheduled to be held on September 6-8.
“I am proud to have my team associated with Jeff Gordon Children’s Foundation and the Kick-It program,” said Paul Silva owner of Silva Motorsports. “As a new father, this cause is very important to me. Every child should have the chance to be a kid.
“Hopefully, our involvement will help raise support and awareness in the fight to end childhood cancer.”
“What a great way to help raise awareness for kids that need our help in the fight to beat cancer,” said Shane Stewart. “I am honored to be driving the #57 Kick-It car.”
Stewart and Silva are a winning combination. Together, they have captured the 2009 and 2011 Lucas Oil ASCS Champion titles, three time 360 Knoxville Champions titles and, the pair have also finished fifth, third and second in the past three Goodyear Knoxville 410 Nationals.
To view the No. 57 Kick-It Sprint car and to join the movement, visit www.jeffgordonchildrensfoundation.org
Help to improve the lives of children with cancer today and start fundraising for your own kick-it game at www.kick-it.org/jeffgordon.
There will also be a Kick Ball game held on Friday August 10th during the Knoxville Nationals. Fore more information on this great event please click over to http://www.kick-it.org/events/knoxville-nationals-kick-it-game2 About Jeff Gordon Children's Foundation
The mission of the Jeff Gordon Children's Foundation is to support children battling cancer by funding programs that improve patients’ quality of life, treatment programs that increase survivorship and pediatric medical research dedicated to finding a cure.
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July 18, 2012 at
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Now that's some kick ass news!
I've always liked Stewart - but Silva and Jeff Gordon just officially gained a new fan. Good for all involved. Best of luck to them in their quest to to raise cancer support and awareness and race for the cause.
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July 19, 2012 at
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That stewart looks as fit as a body builder! to bad he isnt younger and this deal rolled along. maybe ol Jeffery boy could have helped stew try a pavement ride. Then again, best he dont haha
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July 21, 2012 at
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I-44 Riverside should have a "Kick-It" event. Get the drivers out there to play some kickball with each other, do one for owners/parents/fans too - and all proceeds go to the cancer research foundation. win/win all the way around........except should wait about 6 weeks.......this heat wave is brutal!.
But this is the kind of thing we should all want to support and be a part of - can't even begin to scratch at the surface of greatness it pulls off for Riverside --- an absolute PR gem - and not just locally. win/win all the way around.
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July 21, 2012 at
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Posted By: OKCFan12 on July 21 2012 at 06:45:41 AM
I-44 Riverside should have a "Kick-It" event. Get the drivers out there to play some kickball with each other, do one for owners/parents/fans too - and all proceeds go to the cancer research foundation. win/win all the way around........except should wait about 6 weeks.......this heat wave is brutal!.
But this is the kind of thing we should all want to support and be a part of - can't even begin to scratch at the surface of greatness it pulls off for Riverside --- an absolute PR gem - and not just locally. win/win all the way around.
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just had 6 ideas off that one lol.....I think I need to give Mark or Gloria a call - or if anyone can talk to them before I do - have them call Cody Morris is 405.295.1422 (home) or 405.620.6089 (cell) or contact me on Facebook.
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July 29, 2012 at
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Looks like a good event to support.
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