The holder of an MBA in entrepreneurship from the University of Southern California, Manny Bojorquez leads HyperCar, a company offering comprehensive enhancement services for high-performance vehicles. To stay abreast with the latest trends and developments in the specialty automotive area, Manny Bojorquez attends multiple related events and holds membership in the International Mile Racing Association (IMRA).
IMRA is an independent mile event and aerodynamic testing organization. Since its inception in 2010, the association has provided auto and motorcycle enthusiasts with safe and consistent mile-racing competitions and aerodynamic tests.
A group of keen mile events car racers and spectators formed IMRA after they noticed the widely varying rules among event coordinators across the United States. Countless inconsistencies were present in safety regulations, vehicle classifications, track conditions, and scoring.
The group recognized that, while event promoters meant no harm, their ultimate driving force was profit. As a result, they sometimes overlooked safety, jeopardizing competitors and viewers.
With safety as its primary goal, IMRA sanctions inconsistencies wherever possible. The organization has crafted a rule book with strict regulations regarding the timing of races, timing equipment, vehicles, racers, and divisions.
2. The holder of an MBA in entrepreneurship from the University of
Southern California, Manny Bojorquez leads HyperCar, a company
offering comprehensive enhancement services for high-performance
vehicles. To stay abreast with the latest trends and developments in the
specialty automotive area, Manny Bojorquez attends multiple related
events and holds membership in the International Mile Racing
Association (IMRA).
3. IMRA is an independent mile event and aerodynamic testing
organization. Since its inception in 2010, the association has provided
auto and motorcycle enthusiasts with safe and consistent mile-racing
competitions and aerodynamic tests.
4. A group of keen mile events car racers and spectators formed IMRA after
they noticed the widely varying rules among event coordinators across
the United States. Countless inconsistencies were present in safety
regulations, vehicle classifications, track conditions, and scoring.
5. The group recognized that, while event promoters meant no harm, their
ultimate driving force was profit. As a result, they sometimes overlooked
safety, jeopardizing competitors and viewers.
6. The group recognized that, while event promoters meant no harm, their
ultimate driving force was profit. As a result, they sometimes overlooked
safety, jeopardizing competitors and viewers.
7. With safety as its primary goal, IMRA sanctions inconsistencies wherever
possible. The organization has crafted a rule book with strict regulations
regarding the timing of races, timing equipment, vehicles, racers, and
divisions.
