Red Line Oil Sponsors Kalitta Motorsports’ Top Fuel Dragster – UnderhoodService

Red Line Oil Sponsors Kalitta Motorsports’ Top Fuel Dragster

Red LineRed Line Synthetic Oil has announced its primary sponsorship of the Kalitta Motorsports Top Fuel Dragster and driver JR Todd in the NHRA Mello Yellow Drag Racing Series. Red Line Oil will sponsor the team at selected events throughout the year.

“Red Line’s closest relationship in racing is with the Kalitta organization,” said Cameron Evans, Red Line president. “The opportunity to work even closer with the team came about, and we welcomed the opportunity to brand the car. We feel that JR Todd is one of NHRA’s best drivers, and to brand the car that Connie Kalitta personally runs is great fun for our customers and employees. We think the fans will love the new livery.”

“We’ve been proud to represent Red Line Oil for close to 15 years,” said Jim Oberhofer, vice president of operations at Kalitta Motorsports. “They’ve been one of our most supportive associates through those years, and we’re excited to grow the relationship by running the primary colors of Red Line. Connie and JR are ready to get out there and give the fans a good show with the Red Line Oil dragster.”

J.R. Todd, driver of the Red Line Oil dragster, added, “I am excited about our new look with Red Line Oil car and look forward to representing Red Line … we’re thrilled to start the year off with such a great team. We can’t thank Cameron Evans and the entire Red Line family enough for the opportunity.”

Red Line sponsored the Connie Kalitta-tuned Top Fuel car for multiple races in the 2006 NHRA season and has been an associate sponsor of the Kalitta race cars since 2001. The team runs many full-synthetic, ester-based Red Line products, including its 70WT Racing Oil and Heavy Shockproof Gear Oil, plus 15W40 Motor Oil in its transporters and generators.

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