Industrial Coatings Alliance Group, Inc (iCAG)/Building Restoration Products (BRP) announce sponsorship for NASCAR Busch Series driver Tina Gordon. NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series driver Tina Gordon recently announced plans to compete in the Aarons 312 Busch Series race on April 5, 2003 at Talladega Superspeedway. Gordon will drive the #22 Bost Motorsports Chevrolet this week at Talladega. Industrial Coatings Alliance Group, Inc. (iCAG) as well as its sister company, Building Restoration Products (BRP) announced plans today to assist Tina with sponsorship for this race as well as some possible future races. Industrial Coatings Alliance Group, Inc. (iCAG) is a nationwide roof restoration company that provides its clients with energy efficient roofing systems as well as facility maintenance programs. iCAG, known for its ability to reduce building owners utility costs while waterproofing their facility, is also the parent company for Building Restoration Products (BRP). BRP, headquartered in Atlanta, Ga., is a premier supplier of construction materials and specialty coatings in the southeast. Matt Lawler, General Manager of BRP, is excited about the opportunity to sponsor Tina Gordon. The timing of this relationship couldnt be better. BRP is proud to be affiliated with Tina Gordon and the bright future that she has in NASCAR. The No. 22 Bost Motorsports entry has been building momentum all season. They have competed in all five Busch series races so far and are currently 30th in owner points for the 2003 season. Gordon goes to Talladega after a strong run in the Craftsman Truck Series last week in Mesa Marin that put her in the Raybestos Rookie of the Year points lead and 16th overall in points. She looks to carry that momentum to Talladega and then on to Martinsville with her Brevak Racing truck program. Im thankful that the No. 22 team is giving me the opportunity to come here during my off week from the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series and race at my home track, Talladega Superspeedway.(Victory Lane Motorsports Management PR)(4-4-2003)
