If the name sounds familiar it’s because this is the second version of the Firestone Indy Lights series; before the IRL-Champ Car split, Firestone served as the title sponsor of the series, which launched the careers of many of today’s top open wheel racers.
When the Indy Lights series disbanded after 2001, Firestone continued its support as official tire for the Indy Pro Series, which debuted in 2002. (Tire Review/Akron)
Chariarse has extensive experience in his field, working as a commercial truck field engineer in the tire industry for the past 21 years.
Sumitomo Rubber North America (SRNA), a subsidiary of Sumitomo Rubber Industries, has promoted Eduardo Chariarse to field engineer manager. According to SRNA, Chariarse has extensive experience in his field, working as a commercial truck field engineer in the tire industry for the past 21 years. Joining SRNA in 2021 as a field engineer, he has been responsible for the coordination, implementation, and reporting of tire evaluations, troubleshooting, and providing technical support to fleets, dealers and the sales team.
The Bandag Virtual Plant Tour is an internet browser-based experience that provides a step-by-step walkthrough of Bandag’s retreading process.
Giti Tire said it has been a supporter of education, organized farmer’s markets and participated in community food drives.
In addition to the in-game sponsorship of stolen bases, Atturo will run audio commercials during game day broadcasts throughout the season.
This year’s event includes $100,000 in prizes, as well as a new 2024 Buick Encore for one select nominee.
The Blue Seal of Excellence is a mark of distinction bestowed by the National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence (ASE).
Eligible nominees are agriculture, construction and industrial tire technicians with at least five years of service in the US.
According to the company, the facility has the ability to refinish over 1,000 wheels per day.
Miller previously spent four years with Snap-on as an equipment specialist, and most recently with GPC/NAPA at the St. Louis company-owned auto parts stores.
