Adirondack International Speedway
New Bremen, NY
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
By AIS Public Relations
Contact: aispeedway@gmail.com
Lowville Dairy Producers & GotGoodCheese.com Sign on to
Sponsor 2007 Super True Stock Division at the Adirondack International Speedway
NEW BREMEN, N.Y. – As old man winter has finally made his presence known in the North Country, the Adirondack International Speedway has continued to steadily progress with their off-season chores.
While AIS will continue to host New York’s Premier Asphalt Racing heading into the 2007 season the Speedway, in conjuction with GotGoodCheese.com and the Lowville Dairy Producers, have just began a marketing partnership that will prove positive for both parties. “I am pleased to announce that GotGoodCheese.com will be with AIS in 2007. I feel we can really make an impact on their sales and I also feel with their help we can continue to promote AIS in a positive way. We couldn’t be any happier to have them on board to sponsor our Super True Stock division,” said track General Manager; Billy Gibson earlier this week.
Formerly known as the True Stock division, now the “Super True Stocks” have been renamed to accommodate a larger crop of drivers in 2007. Under the sponsorship of Lyndaker Excavating & Trucking in 2006, George “Chuck” Meyer went on to claim his third title in the division under the watchful eye of car owner Dick Meyer. Close behind was 2005 track champion Chris Typhair followed by 14-year-old sensation Dylan Bancroft. Both Typhair and Bancroft are expected to return in 2007 to challenge for the first-ever title in the “GotGoodCheese.com Super True Stock” division.
GotGoodCheese.com, the popular website owned by the Lowville Dairy Producers is headquartered on Utica Blvd. in Lowville, NY. While being in business since 1936, the Lowville Dairy Producers are recognized as the largest Dairy Co-op in Lewis County. In addition, they are ranked 41st in size among hundreds in the United States. They have over 200 member/owner farms who will produce in excess of 285 million pounds of milk in 2006; the equivalent of 33,139,534 gallons of milk. Approximately 60% of the milk produced in Lewis County is handled through the Lowville Dairy Producers. Their Dairy Store is open Monday thru Friday; 8:00am – 5:00pm as well as Saturday; 8:00am – 12:00pm. For more information you can visit their website at www.gotgoodcheese.com or by calling them directly at (315) 376-3921.