Racing at the highest levels of motorsports requires a massive budget, and every single dollar makes a huge difference. Knowing how hard drivers work to fund their passion, a major manufacturer is stepping up to deliver some financial support through the NHRA Contingency Program. Dayco recently announced a massive commitment to professional competitors by posting $17,000 in cash payouts for the upcoming season.
This initiative targets high-horsepower categories and rewards teams who trust their superchargers to Dayco engineering. The deal focuses on the wildly popular Pro Mod class alongside Top Alcohol Dragster and Top Alcohol Funny Car divisions. To qualify for the cash reward, drivers simply need to run the heavy-duty Dayco 8-millimeter blower belts and display the required company decals on their vehicles.
If a Pro Mod driver meets those guidelines and takes home an event victory, they earn a cool $500, while the runner-up pockets $100. Competitors in both Top Alcohol classes claim $300 for a win and $100 for a runner-up finish. Getting involved with the NHRA Contingency Program creates a direct connection between parts manufacturers and the dedicated teams racing every single weekend.
Surviving the brutal environment of a supercharged engine requires parts that refuse to fail under pressure. These specific blower belts deliver superior grip and consistent power transfer.
Dipesh Maniar, head of Dayco North America’s motorsports program, stated: “Our blower belts have become the belt of choice for several Top Fuel and Pro Mod teams due to their durability. The drivers we partner with have seen our belts last two to three times longer than competitor belts, so we are eager to see how many more drivers we can help reach the winner’s circle.”
Securing a spot in the winner’s circle takes a combination of perfect tuning and reliable parts. By providing tangible financial incentives, this company actively helps race teams chase their championship dreams. Rewarding superior track performance through the NHRA Contingency Program proves exactly why strong manufacturer partnerships keep the sport thriving.
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