subject: Nominate Your Hometown Hero to Serve as ExtenZe Racing's Honorary Crew Chief at a 2010 NASCAR Sprint Cup Race [print this page] Nominate Your Hometown Hero to Serve as ExtenZe Racing's Honorary Crew Chief at a 2010 NASCAR Sprint Cup Race
If you know someone who has saved lives, put themselves in harm's way, they are reaching their limits or to put it all on the line to help others - and that just might be a fan of NASCAR - then head to the computer and you determine that person for the program Extenze Local hero!" If selected, he or she will become an honorary crew chief for No. 37 Extenze Ford on one of the NASCAR Sprint Cup Race this season.
The launch of these local heroes, Extenze is paying tribute to those people who go to great lengths to make a difference in their homelands. Each honoree receives a check for $ 1,000 and will have the privilege of sitting in the pit box with Extenze Racing Crew Chief Peter Sospenzo, and the strengthening of Kevin Conway, who will lead the royal blue and red No. # 37 Extenze Ford.
"We at Extenze Racing I feel privileged to be able to spotlight each of these worthy people and share some of the excitement of the games with them as a way of saying thanks for their service to the community," said Conway who will be vying to become the Raybestos Rookie of the Year. "We will continue to inspire to do my best every Sunday."
The program began in Daytona, where Jimmy Johnson, twice Super Bowl winning coach and Fox Sports announcer sat in as the first Honorary Chief Extenze Racing crew. Johnson, who led the Dallas Cowboys in Super Bowl 93 in 1992 and is currently a commentator on Fox NFL Sunday and NFL Show Pre-game.
The original Extenze Local Hero" was Ontario, CA, police officer Mike Gonzalez, who helped keep alive an 8-year-old girl after he was attacked and stabbed several times and then went on to support the recovery. Officer Gonzalez took his place on top of the pit box in the Auto Club 500 at Auto Club Speedway in Fontana, California on Sunday.
