(Francis Creek, WI) - Gandrud Chevrolet of Green Bay is offering cash for top performers who run with crate engines in the IMCA northern sportmod class at 141 Speedway in Francis Creek in 2009.  Drivers who run a crate motor are eligible for $800 in cash bonuses at season's end. The track champion of the division will receive $400. Second and third place finishers in the final point standings will receive $250 and $150, respectively.  "We sure appreciate Gandrud's support in our inaugural season with the IMCA sportmods," said race director Mike Panure. "They've helped the track out in the past with promotions and getting them involved with this deal is great."   IMCA northern sportmods will compete a total of 10 times (nine Saturday nights and one Wednesday night) this season, with raindates set in late August. Gandrud Chevrolet also is sponsor of the Big 8 late model series.  The GM Performance Chevrolet Crate Engine has proven to be a viable choice with drivers in IMCA's northern sportmod division.  Located in Green Bay, WI, Gandrud Chevrolet is the Midwest’s number one Chevrolet Dealer, with a nationally recognized GM Performance Parts department that offers next day delivery on your GM parts needs including the Chevrolet Crate Engine.  For more information on Gandrud Chevrolet please check call Chris Slack at (920) 468 6800.   Their website is gandrudchevrolet.com.  The 2009 season at 141 Speedway will kick off on Saturday, May 16 with qualifying at 5:30 p.m.  and racing at 7 p.m. For more information on 141 Speedway contact Panure at 920 336 9099 or  Conard at 920 905 1112. 141 Speedway is located 20  miles south of Green Bay on County trunk "R" in Francis Creek.