Salem, IN (December 20, 2010) – CRA Super Series officials have announced that Swift Springs has signed to renew its sponsorship with the CRA Super Series for the upcoming 2011 race season. For the 2011 season Swift Springs will award the seventh place finisher at each CRA Super Series and CRA Southern Six-Pack Tour event with a Product Certificate for one Swift Spring. In addition Swift Springs will award a set of four Swift Springs to the seventh place finisher in final 2011 points with the CRA Super Series and the CRA Southern Six-Pack Tour.

2011 will be the third straight season that Swift Springs has supported the CRA Super Series. Many of the top late model drivers in the nation use Swift Springs including 2010 CRA Southern Six-Pack Tour Champion Ryan Blaney, 2010 Winchester 400 winner Chase Elliott, two time CRA Southern Six-Pack Tour winner Augie Grill and two time CRA Super Series winner Brian Campbell.

Swift Springs was founded in 1997 in Tokyo, Japan as a Motorsports division of Tokyo Hatsujo. Being a part of the Tokyo Hatsujo Corporation, Swift has a large collection of engineering research and development resources. Tokyo Hatsujo springs are used in most light to heavy industries and the dynamic has provided Swift with the most advanced spring technologies and innovations available.

Swift Springs first-hand involvement within the race industry has propelled them quickly through the ranks of some of the world’s most reputable races. Swift Springs have quickly became one of the most recognized and respected name in performance coil springs in many aspects of Motorsports throughout the world. Through their experiences from extensive testing in world class racing in Europe and Asia, Swift Springs is confident that they can provide the same results in the United States. Swift specifically designed a standard measurement race spring to accommodate American race industries including oval track racing, and drag racing.

All of Swift Springs are made with our exclusive material called H5S.TW. Without this specially designed material, their lightweight spring design would not exist. All of Swift 10 or longer springs are barrel design; the design is to solve all spring bowing problems associated with many competitor’s products.

Additional information on Swift Springs is available at www.swiftsprings.com.