The 74
Kiptyn races. We put the name on the truck.
There is something so powerful, yet so peaceful, about this moment.
The world around me is loud, fast, and full of chaos… but inside this race car, everything gets quiet.
For those few laps, the noise disappears. The stress, the problems, and everything weighing on my mind fades away.
It’s just me, the car, and the next lap ahead.
Racing isn’t just about speed or competition. Sometimes it’s the one place where my mind can finally slow down.
Kiptyn Aldrich
He runs the 74 at White Mountain Motorsports Park. Finish Line Towing backs the program as family and as a sponsor — the name on the truck. A row of local businesses ride along on the door.
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On the truck
Putting your name on the truck
Sponsoring a local race truck is not national advertising and nobody should pretend it is. What it is: your name in front of the people who actually live here, on a truck that gets looked at, run by a family your customers already know. It also keeps a kid racing.
There is no rate card. Some sponsors take a decal, some take a panel, some send parts or fuel instead of money. Tell Josh what you had in mind and he will tell you straight what it takes.