Greg Hrehovcsik and Johnny Martin Crowned 2019 Grand Champions
Greg Hrehovcsik and Johnny Martin were crowned the 2019 ISCA Summit Racing Equipment Grand Champions for their beautiful 1957 Chevrolet 150 “Imagine”, which earned both the Detroit Autorama Ridler Award and the Chicago World of Wheels Legend Cup in 2018.
Congratulations to Greg, Johnny and their team!
Here are the 2019 ISCA Summit Racing Equipment Show Car Series Category Champions
Congratulations to the 2019 ISCA Summit Racing Equipment Show Car Series Category Champions:
Loy McDonald – Street Machine/Comp Category Champion
Richard Broyles – Rod Category Champion
Jeep Compton – Restored Category Champion
Ron Dawson – Truck Category Champions
Johnny Martin & Greg Hrehovcsik – Custom Category Champions
Complete results with all placements to follow.
(Left to Right) Loy McDonald (Truck Category Champion), Richard Broyles (Rod Category Champion), Jeep Compton (Restored Category Champion), Johnny Martin (Custom Category Champion), Ron Dawson (Truck Category Champion), Greg Hrehovcsik (Custom Category Champion) and Ryan Martin.
Vehicle photos and full results and placements to follow shortly.
Thank You to the 2019 ISCA Summit Racing Equipment Show Car Series Championship Finals Sponsors!
We would like to thank our Sponsors for their generosity in supporting the 2019 ISCA Summit Racing Equipment Show Car Series Championship Finals:
Summit Racing Equipment
Advanced Plating
Championship Auto Shows, Inc.
Coker Tires
Cold Case Radiators
Flaming River Industries
Inline Tube, Inc.
Meguiar’s
MHRA (Michigan Hot Rod Association)
Pro-Graphics, Inc.
Pypes Performance Exhaust
Vintage Air, Inc.
New Contact Info for Tupelo Show
Please note the new contact info for the Tupelo World of Customs show for information and entries:
Harold Sullivan
1879 N. Coley Rd.
Tupelo, MS 38801
662-538-8426
hsullivan@WorldofCustoms.com
2020 ISCA West Coast Challenge
NEW FOR 2020, ISCA IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THE WEST COAST CHALLENGE. COME ON OUT TO SHOW YOUR VEHICLE AND EXPLORE THE WONDERS OF THE WEST AND HAVE A CHANCE TO RETURN HOME WITH A $10,000 PRIZE!
THE RULES OF THE WEST COAST CHALLENGE ARE:
• IN 2020, YOU MUST PARTICIPATE IN ALL FIVE SHOWS: BOISE ROADSTER SHOW, POMONA GRAND NATIONAL ROADSTER SHOW, PORTLAND ROADSTER SHOW, SACRAMENTO AUTORAMA AND SALT LAKE CITY AUTORAMA.
• AT THE FIRST SHOW IN THE SERIES (POMONA), YOU MUST NOTIFY THE ISCA SUPERVISOR THAT YOU INTEND TO PARTICIPATE IN THE CHALLENGE, SO THAT WE CAN TRACK ALL PARTICIPANTS.
• THE “FINALS” OF THE CHALLENGE WILL TAKE PLACE AT THE SALT LAKE CITY AUTORAMA WITH A “SHOOT OUT” COMPETITION. ISCA JUDGES WILL SELECT THE WEST COAST CHALLENGE CHAMPION BASED ON FIT, FINISH, DETAIL WORKMANSHIP AND CRAFTSMANSHIP. THE WEST COAST CHALLENGE CHAMPION WILL EARN THE TITLE, A ONE-OF-A-KIND TROPHY AND $10,000!
IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS, CONTACT ISCA COMPETITION DIRECTOR PAUL POTOCKI AT 586-943-0202, OR ISCA GENERAL MANAGER JANET BIRES AT 248-371-1600.
HELPFUL JUDGING TIPS FROM THE ISCA COMPETITION DIRECTOR
You may be a seasoned ISCA exhibitor, or just someone starting out. Either way, here are few helpful tips when showing your vehicle:
1. Keep your vehicle OPEN (hood, door, trunk) at all times. Judging goes on when the show is
closed and judges are not allowed to open anything that is closed.
2. Past trophies, pictures and documentation are nice to have in your display, but the judges need room to move around the display to judge your vehicle thoroughly. So, be sure to leave ample space for the judges to maneuver around your vehicle.
3. What judges refer to as “hidden areas” – hard to see and hard to get to – are what they look at for work and detail. Pay attention to fastener type, plugging un-used holes and neat wire routing. Looking after these details isn’t costly, but will earn good results when being judged.
4. If you are trying to qualify for the ISCA Championship Finals in Chicago, don’t plan on winning your last point in Detroit. It is a highly competitive show, and exhibitors are sometimes disappointed when it doesn’t go as they planned. Therefore, you might want to plan on entering an additional show before Detroit as a hedge on your bet to reach the finals.
So, when showing your vehicle, remember to keep it OPEN, ACCESSIBLE and CLEAN. But most importantly, HAVE FUN!
ISCA Pick Award Winners from Shades of the Past in Pigeon Forge
Here are the ISCA Pick Award winners from Shades of the Past in Pigeon Forge: Dick Bridges, from Rock Hill, SC, and his ’32 Ford and Steve Hines, from Dandridge, TN, and his ’66 Mustang. Congratulations!
Dick Bridges, from Rock Hill, SC, and his ’32 Ford
Steve Hines, from Dandridge, TN, and his ’66 Mustang
ISCA Pick Award Winners from NSRA Nats North in Kalamazoo, MI
Here are the ISCA Pick Award winners from the NSRA Nats North held in Kalamazoo, MI September 7-9, 2018:
Mark Stewart – Moline, IL – 1934 Ford
Ron Baker – Zeeland, MI – 1965 Ford Mustang
Congratulations Mark & Ron!
ISCA Pick Award Winners from NSRA Nationals in Louisville
Here are the ISCA Picks from the NSRA Nationals in Louisville Aug. 2-5. The ’32 Ford belongs to Ron Wolcott from Columbus, OH, and the ’65 Mustang is owned by Eric Manlove from McAnster, OK. Congrats!
Ron Wolcott’s ’32 Ford
Eric Manlove’s ’65 Mustang
2019 ISCA Brochure – How to Compete in the Summit Racing Equipment Show Car Series
Here is the 2019 ISCA brochure which explains how to compete in the Summit Racing Equipment Show Car Series. There has been a change in the Award Payouts area; please note that the name of the Street Machine Comp Category has been changed to the Pro Touring/Street Machine/Comp Category. Questions regarding this can be directed to Competition Director Paul Potocki @ paulpotocki@wowway.com.
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