April 30, 2018 – Sun Prairie, WI – Officials of the Badger Midget Auto Racing Association and the Law Office of Marty R. Howard, P.C. are proud to announce the expansion of the Howard Law Cash Draw. Limited to Angell Park Speedway events in 2017, the 2018 Cash Draw program will provide a $100 special purse adder to be awarded to one lucky driver at every Badger midget event.
During each BMARA midget event in 2018, one lucky Kids Club member or fan will be randomly selected to draw a number from a hat. The driver finishing that night’s midget feature in the position drawn will be rewarded with $100, courtesy of Howard Law. The $100 Howard Law Cash Draw award will be in addition to the normal pay out for the driver’s finishing position. This means that at each BMARA event, one midget driver will leave with a minimum of at least $200.00 just for attending.
In order to be eligible to win the Howard Law Cash Draw, a driver must be BMARA member, and carry the Howard Law Cash Draw logo on the right-hand side of his or her race car.
About Howard Law:
The Law Office of Marty R. Howard, P.C. is a law firm based in Clive (Des Moines), Iowa. Its founder, Marty R. Howard, is an attorney licensed to practice in both Iowa and Wisconsin. Marty has been involved in automobile racing nearly his whole life, and is proud to be able give back to the sport he loves. In addition to the Howard Law Cash Draw, Howard Law sponsors the Howard Law Fuel Up Program Powered by Casey’s General Stores on a weekly basis at the Knoxville Raceway. It also sponsors various sprint car, midget and late model teams and drivers across the country. The practice focus of Howard Law is representing business clients and individuals with respect to employment matters, commercial contracts and leases, real estate matters, other business matters, civil disputes and litigation. Howard Law also represents race car drivers with respect to driver contracts and sponsorship agreements. Marty can be contacted at racelaw57@gmail.com or (515) 490-5788.
- administrator on May 03, 2018
- Article Date: 5/2/2018