Former Walton TransCan Becomes Parts Canada TransCan
WALTON, ONT. – Parts Canada announced today that they will be the title sponsor of the 2010 Parts Canada TransCan Grand National Championship. The agreement includes the logo and naming rights portion of the TransCan, making the 19th annual event, the Parts Canada TransCan hosted by Walton Raceway.
“I’ve been involved with the TransCan for serveral years,” said Laura Lang, Marketing Manager for Parts Canada. “The TransCan is the largest motocross event in Canada, being the title sponsor is a natural fit for us, this event provides us with a great opportunity to continue to build the sport and aid in providing the annual fun experience for racers, families and Canadian Motocross fans, while supporting Canadian Motocross at the grass root levels.”
“We are very proud to be working together with Parts Canada for the upcoming season”, stated Chris Lee, Owner of Walton Raceway. “Parts Canada is a leader in the distribution of motocross products across Canada, I am looking forward to building our partnership. For participants and fans this means even more value in their annual ‘Walton experience’ , I can’t wait to unveil more details as the season progresses”
“We are very proud to be working together with Parts Canada for the upcoming season”, stated Chris Lee, Owner of Walton Raceway. “Parts Canada is a leader in the distribution of motocross products across Canada, I am looking forward to building our partnership. For participants and fans this means even more value in their annual ‘Walton experience’ , I can’t wait to unveil more details as the season progresses”
More details about the sponsorship will be released prior to the Toronto Supercross, March 13, 2010.
For more information on the Parts Canada TransCan, please log on towww.waltontranscan.ca. For all questions, please contact Brett Lee admin@motocrosscanada.caor 519-525-6409.
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