Moon Shine Joins Hillman Racing to Go Pink in October
OutdoorHub 10.03.13
Hillman Racing announces that Moon Shine, LP, a premium designer of Moon Shine Attitude Attire, will kick off the first race of a two-race NASCAR Sprint Cup Series sponsorship this weekend at Kansas Speedway by turning the No. 40 Chevrolet SS pink for National Breast Cancer Awareness Month with its Muddy Girl-branded camouflage pattern.
From now through October 31, Moon Shine Attitude Attire will donate one dollar from the sale of every Muddy Girl shirt and hoodie sold trackside to The Breast Cancer Research Foundation, an independent 501 (c) (3) not-for-profit organization whose mission is to achieve prevention and a cure for breast cancer in our lifetime by providing critical funding for innovative clinical and translational research at leading medical centers worldwide, and increasing public awareness about good breast health.
“We were proud to have our Wildfire Camo featured on Hillman Racing’s Sprint Cup cars in the past, but are now honored to showcase our Muddy Girl Camo in recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness Month,” stated Moon Shine LP president Travis Mattern. “We appreciate the opportunity to support a great cause through our continued partnership with Hillman Racing.”
Tony Raines will pilot the No. 40 Moon Shine Attitude Attire Chevrolet in Sunday’s Hollywood Casino 400 with Landon Cassill scheduled to drive the No. 40 the following week in the Bank of America 500 at Charlotte Motor Speedway.
“It’s not often that you can use the entire race vehicle to bring awareness to such a deserving cause, but Moon Shine Attitude Attire approached us with an opportunity to use their Muddy Girl camouflage pattern as the backdrop for the car,” said Hillman Racing team owner Mike Hillman. “The NASCAR community always pulls together in October to draw attention to Breast Cancer Awareness Month and this car will definitely be noticed and connect with the NASCAR fans.”
The NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Hollywood Casino 400 will be broadcast live on ESPN from Kansas Speedway on Sunday, October 6, with pre-race coverage beginning at 1:00 p.m. EDT.
