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TAG-OUT, Inc. of Durham has signed as sponsor of the Late Model Stock Car division at Orange County Speedway for the 2008 season.

The company is a manufacturer and distributor of a year-round mineral supplement for deer and other innovative products aimed at the outdoorsman.

'It is the goal of every hunter to TAG OUT each year,' said company president Rodney Taylor, referring to a limited amount of deer hunting tags allotted during a season. 'That is what our name means. Use our products and you should TAG OUT.'

Taylor is a Hillsborough native who grew up attending stock car races at America’s fastest 3/8th mile track. He returns home after growing his company in the Atlanta area the past three years.

'It is great to be home again and support the track I grew up with,' said Taylor. 'The race fans, drivers and teams will really love our products. I know many of them love to hunt and spend time outside with their families.'

OCS RECYCLES! Since reopening in 2006, the track had made a conscious effort to lessen our carbon footprint. We established an aluminum recycling program. Recent State laws have been passed which forces us to document our mandatory compliance. Please us help to protect the environment and keep operation cost low by placing cans, plastic and trash in the appropriate containers.

ROUGEMONT, NC -- Trailers of the East Coast will be presenting sponsor of Orange County Speedway's Grand Stock division through the July 5th event. The company is the highest volume trailer retailer in the Carolinas and Virgina and one of the largest in the country.
'We have lots of great customers in the Triangle area,' said Will Junker, a vice-president of Trailers of the East Coast. 'Our company has always tried to support all forms of racing at the grass roots level. We carry just about anything the race teams or fans would need -- from a small cargo trailer to a Renegade motorhome.'
The company has an inventory of more than 300 units on a 100-acre facility located adjacent to Interstate 40 in Mocksville, NC -- about 15 minutes west of Winston-Salem. TOEC is the area's exclusive dealer for Renegade motorhomes and Freightliner Sportchassis trucks. They were third in the US in retail sales last year with Pace American, the country's leading cargo trailer manufacturer.
TOEC is regarded as an innovator in the industry. Company founder Bill Junker worked closely with friend Richard Childress in developing the elaborate transporters now used by major league racing teams throughout the country. 'Racing helped make our company what it is today,' said Will Junker. 'We have trailers from simple to fancy -- whatever you need.'
The store represents Adam, Cimarron and Exiss brand horse and stock trailers; ATC, Homesteader, Haulmark, Motiv and Pace American cargo trailers; Freightliner SportChassis trucks; Renegade motorhomes and stacker trailers; Southern Sales dump trailers; and a complete line of open car, utility and equipment trailers.
More information is available at www.trailerseast.com. Special Orange County Speedway pricing is available for fans or team members by contacting Randy Pettitt at 336-753-6417.