DeWalt and Aulward Graphics Join Rick Kopp For 2012 Season
Burlington, ON – April 30, 2012 – They say patience is a virtue and for Rick Kopp those words couldn’t be more accurate. With the Quick 32 Series presented by NAPA Auto Parts season only a month away, Rick and his Kopp Motorsports team continue to gain momentum with the signing of two new sponsors. The team will once again join forces with Stanley Black & Decker, this time through the company’s DEWALT and Stanley Tools brand, and has formed a partnership with Aulward Graphics, which will include that company providing printing services for the PMRA, Quick 32 and PBSS series’ in 2012.
Scott Moore, VP, CDIY Division of Stanley Black & Decker Canada, says, “We’re excited to extend our sports marketing program to include working with Rick and his team again. DEWALT and Stanley Hand Tools is proud to associate our brands with first-class sports organizations such as Kopp Motorsports and the spirit of excellence they represent.”
Rick Kopp to take part in local “Trucks to Touch” event
Quick 32 Sportsman Series Top Dragster driver on hand for show at Cayuga Secondary School October 23
Noted Quick 32 Sportsman Series drag racer Rick Kopp will be on hand at the upcoming Trucks to Touch event at the Cayuga Secondary School.
Kopp, of Burlington, will be on hand at the event with his supercharged Top Dragster which is capable of over 200 mph in the quarter mile. He will join a variety of large and small trucks for children and adults to view and learn about, from concrete mixers to fire trucks to semi-trailers.
“This will be a great event,” said Kopp. “I certainly enjoy meeting with people and explaining our racing and how the car operates.”
Kopp Motorsports Partners with We Install It for 2011
Season Partnership will see Kopp Motorsports featured in several promotions
Courtesy: Kopp Motorsports
Burlington, ON (May 19, 2011) – With less than a week before the first call to fire the engines will go out at the Quick 32 Sportsman Series presented by NAPA Auto Parts, Victoria Day Weekend Challenge, Kopp Motorsports is proud to announce We Install It as the team’s major sponsor for the 2011 season.
Backed by over 25 years of experience, We Install It is a proudly Canadian company committed to providing high quality installation and repair solutions for products from A to Z and has the unique ability to service residential, commercial and industrial clients on a local, regional or national level. Through its toll free customer service line, 1.866.625.6251, or by visiting www.weinstallit.ca customers can quickly and easily book appointments for their installation or repair projects anywhere in Canada.
Kopp Motorsports to debut new combination, new sponsors in 2011
Team will compete for the Quick 32 Sportsman Series Championship in Top Dragster
Burlington, ON (February 25, 2011) – As the 2011 season quickly approaches, preparations are in full swing for the Kopp Motorsports drag racing team as it prepares to enter its first full season of competition in the Quick 32 Sportsman Series presented by NAPA Auto Parts.
The team, led by owner and driver Rick Kopp, will introduce a new major sponsor to the world of drag racing.
“These guys are really excited to be onboard with our program and are looking forward to utilizing every marketing advantage drag racing has to offer.” said Kopp. “Although the sponsorship is completely finalized, an official announcement won’t be made until closer to our first event.”
Also new for the 2011 season is a potent drivetrain upgrade in the 2001 Mike Bos built dragster.
He’s back and ready to fly
by Tim Miller, The Hamilton Spectator
“I’ve got some catching up to do.”
Burlington resident and long-time drag racer Rick Kopp has reentered the arena with new sponsorship and new power for his Top Dragster, a race car he has not driven on a regular basis for two years.
The flamboyant Kopp has raced for more than two decades, mostly in drag racing, but he also competed in motocross when younger and has raced off-shore boats. The former Super Pro driver recently acquired financial support to get back into the cockpit of the long-wheelbase dragster.
Kopp has long appreciated the need to promote himself, and knows that what a racer does off the track can be just as important as what a racer does behind the wheel. He and his team have always been on hand at store openings and similar promotional venues, as well as visits to Toronto’s Hospital for Sick Children and getting involved with Habitat for Humanity to make the public aware of his racing.












































