I've been going to HSR here in Daytona for the past five years since its practically in my backyard and this year I plan on making it year six. It's a great event and you can meet so many amazing people.
By Colin Wood
Oct 29, 2024
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Historic Sportscar Racing
Images Courtesy HSR
What do tortillas and vintage racing have in common? Quite a lot, actually.
Historic Sportscar Racing has named Mission Foods the presenting partner of its all-new HSR Classic Endurance Championship.
“We are very excited to partner with Historic Sportscar Racing to launch the new HSR Classic Endurance Championship,” said Juan Gonzalez, Mission Foods Chief Executive Officer. “It’s exciting to be part of the first major endurance championship in the U.S. for vintage and historic race cars, and it’s an honor to support HSR and all its participants and fans.”
As Chris Ward, HSR President notes, Gonzalez is no stranger to HSR: “Juan has been a successful driver himself in HSR for years, winning both the Mission Foods presented HSR Sebring Classic 12 and HSR Daytona Classic 24 in the past, and it is an honor to now have the fine corporation he leads with us in the HSR partnership family.”
The first HSR Classic Endurance Championship Presented by Mission Foods season starts in 2025, and consists of the Sebring Classic 12 Hour, Watkins Glen Classic 6 Hour, Road Atlanta Classic 10 Hour and Daytona Classic 24 Hour.
For more information about HSR, including its upcoming Classic Endurance Championship Presented by Mission Foods, visit hsrrace.com.
I've been going to HSR here in Daytona for the past five years since its practically in my backyard and this year I plan on making it year six. It's a great event and you can meet so many amazing people.
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