RICHMOND, CA-April 5, 2006. The National Auto Sport Association (NASA) is pleased to announce that Maximum Motorsports of San Luis Obispo, CA will offer $7,300 in contingency prizes to the top finishers in the American Iron and American Iron Extreme classes at the inaugural NASA Championship event at the Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course on September 14th-17th, 2006.

Maximum Motorsports CEO Chuck Schwynoch said, "We race as part of our new product development program. We choose to race with NASA because, at every level, it's a great group of people. We are offering contingency prizes as a thank you to our racing customers for the support they have given us. We're looking forward to NASA's first national Championship event."

The contingency program will award drivers a cash payout in the amount of $500 for first place, $400 for second place, $300 for third place, and $250 for fourth place, in each class, with additional amounts of up to $550 available to each top finisher, based on the number of Maximum Motorsports parts used on the vehicle. Drivers must meet the program requirements found at American Iron Racing’s website to qualify for the contingency award at the Championship event. Click Here to view.

Maximum Motorsports is well respected as a leading developer of state-of-the-art suspension systems and performance parts for Mustangs. From its inception, MM has received consistent praise from the performance aftermarket industry, the automotive press, and customers. For more information on Maximum Motorsports, please visit www.maximummotorsports.com.