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Belt Supplier Announces NASCAR All-Star Week Sweepstakes

Veyance Technologies, manufacturer of Goodyear Engineered Products, recently announced the start of its Goodyear Gatorback Belts NASCAR All-Star Week Sweepstakes. From now through April 30, fans who visit www.goodyearep.com/allstar may enter for a chance to win one of seven prizes, including a grand prize trip for two to the 2011 NASCAR Sprint All-Star Race Weekend, May 18 to 22.

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Veyance Technologies, manufacturer of Goodyear Engineered Products, recently announced the start of its Goodyear Gatorback Belts NASCAR All-Star Week Sweepstakes. From now through April 30, fans who visit www.goodyearep.com/allstar may enter for a chance to win one of seven prizes, including a grand prize trip for two to the 2011 NASCAR Sprint All-Star Race Weekend, May 18 to 22. In addition, one second-prize winner and five runners-up will be awarded memorabilia autographed by Dale Earnhardt Jr.
 
One grand prize winner and a guest will receive:
• 2011 NASCAR Sprint All-Star Race tickets, VIP tours and hospitality;
• Tickets to the NASCAR Sprint Pit Crew Challenge presented by Craftsman;
• NASCAR Rev’d UpTM VIP Experience;
• NASCAR race team shop tour;
• Tickets to the NASCAR Hall of Fame; and
• Airfare and a four-night hotel stay.
 
One second-prize winner will receive:
• Autographed Dale Earnhardt Jr. Fathead wall graphic.
 
Five runners-up will receive:
• 2011 NASCAR Sprint Cup schedule magnet autographed by Dale Earnhardt Jr.
 
For more information, including contest rules and eligibility, visit www.goodyearep.com/allstar.
 

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About Veyance Technologies, Inc.:
Veyance Technologies, Inc. is the exclusive manufacturer and marketer of Goodyear Engineered Products worldwide. In addition to automotive aftermarket belts and hoses, Veyance manufactures Goodyear-branded air springs, power transmission products, conveyor belts and services, industrial and hydraulic hose, rubber track and molded products. GOODYEAR trademarks are used by Veyance Technologies under license from The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company. For more information go to http://www.goodyearep.com/.
 

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