January 7, 2013, Felton, Calif. – Desert Dingo Racing announced today that Lifetime LED Lights, a new provider of low-draw LED lighting systems for off road racers, truck, UTV and quad owners will sponsor Desert Dingo Racing for its 2013 season.
Desert Dingo Racing will use Lifetime LED Lights’ 31.5-inch (60 LED) and 13.5-inch (24 LED) light bars in its off road desert races as part of the Valley Off Road Racing Association (VORRA) and at the Baja 1000 in November 2013.
“You don’t have to be doing 100 mph across the open desert to appreciate the value of a powerful low-draw lighting system that doesn’t tax your vehicle’s other electronics,” said Lifetime LED’s CEO Ryan Chapman. “Desert Dingo epitomizes grass roots racing at its best and we’re proud to support them.”
Desert Dingo Racing competes in off road desert racing in California and Nevada and is the official World Diabetes Day race car in the Baja 1000. The team took Second in Class in Class 11 during the VORRA 2012 season. The team raises money to support diabetes awareness and education programs sponsored by the International Diabetes Federation.
“There’s little more stressful in off road racing than not being able to see where you’re headed, particularly during the night races,” said Desert Dingo Racing co-founder Jim Graham. “Lifetime LED has a rock-solid design, their prices are the great and their customer service and support the best available.”
About Lifetime LED Lights
CEO Ryan Chapman founded Lifetime LED Lights in 2012 to provide off road racers, truck, UTV and ATV owners with cost effective lighting systems at affordable prices and backed up by great customer service. For more information, visit http://www.LifetimeLEDLights.com or call 585-203-0887.
About Desert Dingo Racing
Desert Dingo Racing is a team of high tech professionals based in Santa Cruz and Silicon Valley who campaign a 1969 VW Beetle in off road races in the U.S. and Mexico. They are the official World Diabetes Day race car and the team raises money for diabetes education and awareness programs sponsored by the International Diabetes Federation. To learn more, visit http://www.desertdingo.com.