Minimizer CEO and Chief Visionary Craig Kruckeberg is going to the races.
Kruckeberg and Minimizer will be one of several teams competing in the Bandit Big Rig Series 2017 racing season, set to begin March 25 at Hickory Motor Speedway in Newton, N.C.
The Bandit Big Rig Series represents the return of circle track truck racing to the short track. With $50,000 of purse money available at each race, the series will pay $10,000 for feature event race winners. The deep resources of this race series allows for cash prizes to be paid from 1st to 25th place.
The Bandit Big Rig Series represents the return of circle track truck racing to the short track. With $50,000 of purse money available at each race, the series will pay $10,000 for feature event race winners. The deep resources of this race series allows for cash prizes to be paid from 1st to 25th place, organizers says.
“What attracted Minimizer to the Bandit Big Rig Series was the opportunity to connect with truck drivers,” says Kruckeberg. “This is the grassroots of the trucking industry – it’s intense, fun and a chance to get in front of the next generation of our industry.”
Billing itself as the “workin’ man’s race series,” the affordable and accessible Bandit Big Rig Series intends to quickly become one of the largest segments of professional motorsports. The series promises fast, competitive action and a truck for everyone to cheer.
