Winchester, IN (March 9, 2010) – Winchester Speedway officials are pleased to announce that Pier-Mac Plastics and W & M Manufacturing will return as the sponsors of this seasons King of the Wings Sprint Car Challenge at the historic High Banks of Winchester Speedway on Sunday, May 23^rd. This will be the sixth straight season that Pier Mac Plastics and W & M Manufacturing have sponsored this exciting event featuring the fastest cars that will race at Winchester during the 2010 season. The event will also feature racing action from the CRA Street Stocks and Vore’s Welding & Steel CRA FWD Compacts.

"We greatly appreciate the support of Pier-Mac Plastics and W & M Manufacturing again for the King of the Wings show," remarked Glenn Luckett with Champion Racing Association, the promoters of Winchester Speedway for owner Charlie Shaw. "They have been great supporters of Winchester Speedway for many years, it’s great to get local companies involved with this historic facility and it’s awesome events."

The Pier Mac Plastics/W & M Manufacturing King Of The Wings Sprint Car Challenge will once again feature the country’s top Winged Sprint Car drivers competing for the right to wear the traditional crown in victory lane. Tampa, Florida’s Dave Steele added another great achievement to his long list of accomplishments in a Sprint Car by winning the fifth addition of the King of the Wings Sprint Car Challenge last season. Steele passed early leader Aaron Pierce and then held off the challenge of Jason Blonde to get the victory and was crowned King of the Wings in Victory Lane. Blonde finished in second. Jim Swain finished in third. Chad Goff was fourth with Jeff Bloom in fifth place.

This season the King of the Wings Sprint Car Challenge will feature the mustseeracing.com Xtreme Sprint Series, featuring a roster of the best winged sprint car drivers in the nation. The Xtreme Sprint Series will take the King of the Wings Sprint Car Challenge to a whole different level of exciting racing action on the High Banks of Winchester Speedway.

Pier-Mac Plastics is a custom injection molding shop established in 1975, headquartered in Portland, Indiana. Pier-Mac Plastics has twelve injection presses, ranging from 75-750 Ton. Pier-Mac is able to utilize a variety of plastic materials, such as Polycarbonate, Styrene, Polypropylene, ABS, Nylon, and many others that will meet your specific molding needs. When applicable, Pier-Mac utilizes the processes of W&M Manufacturing and Accelerated Curing, Pier-Mac’s sister companies. More information on Pier-Mac Plastics is available at www.pier-macplastics.com.

W&M Manufacturing is a custom Vacuum Metalizing and Top coating facility established in 1961. W&M consist of (3) vacuum metalizing chambers, robotic painting systems and water fall type paint booths for custom painting. W&M uses a variety of basecoats and topcoats. More information on W&M Manufacturing is available at www.wmmanufacturing.com.

Go to www.winchesterspeedway.com for more information on Winchester Speedway including the entire 2010 racing schedule.