GBC Motorsports Offering Over $200,000 in Contingency for 2014 GNCC Racing Series
Anaheim, Calif. – February 18, 2014 – GBC Motorsports will be offering their GBC Bucks contingency program for the 2014 GNCC Racing Series. The GBC Bucks Awards Program rewards ATV & SXS racers that achieve success while using GBC tires. More than $200,000 in GBC Bucks are up for grabs this season (over $15,000 available for each of the 13 rounds) for participants in ATV and SXS classes.
In order to be eligible to earn GBC Bucks, you must:
- Use GBC tires on all four wheels of your ATV or SXS.
- GBC decals must be prominently displayed on the front and both sides of the vehicle.
- Tech inspection must be performed at the track and form must be signed by the tech (forms without a tech signature will not be accepted).
- A separate form must be filled out for each round of the series.
- Finish top 3 of your class (minimum of 5 racers must compete in class).
Click image to Download GNCC Bucks Form
GNCC GBC Bucks forms can be downloaded and printed by clicking the image bellow. You can also get blank forms and get your form signed by GBC rep Johnny Gallagher at the races.
In order to claim your GBC Bucks, be sure to send in your completed form no later than 30 days from the day of the event. GBC Bucks can then be applied toward the purchase of tires from GBC Motorsports. Participants will be responsible for tax and shipping fees. GBC Bucks must be redeemed within 12 months of earning them.
You can submit your forms by fax (310-694-9109), by email (sponsorship@greenball.com) or by mail:
Greenball Corporation
Attn: Rider Support
222 S. Harbor Blvd. Suite 700
Anaheim, CA 92805
Should you have any questions or concerns please contact rider support at sponsorship@greenball.com. For a full lineup of GBC Motorsports tires visit www.gbcmotorsports.com. Get the latest racing news by following us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
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