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Proudly Representing Indian Country in Motorsports
Supporting Native American Enterprises and STEAM education through motorsports.
As motorsports enthusiasts and members of the Gila River Indian Community, it is our goal to promote Native American enterprises, non-profit organizations, and STEAAAM initiatives through our involvement in the nation’s racing community.
Thank you to our 2022 Sponsors:
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Gila River Indian Community Utility Authority
GRICUA was formed in 1998 to serve the Community's Wild Horse Pass Casino. In 2008, the Gila River Indian Community Council approved the 638 Contract for GRICUA to assume responsibility for maintaining & operating the SCIP electric system on the Gila River Indian Community Reservation. In 2018, all SCIP residential and commercial customers were transferred to GRICUA. GRICUA's electric system consists of 10 substations, 95 miles of 69 kV transmission lines and 425 miles of 12 kV distribution lines. GRICUA purchases wholesale power from various generating sources and in turn delivers it to over 3400 customers.
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Gila River Sand & Gravel
Gila River Sand & Gravel Corporation is a construction aggregate producer. It produces and sells rock and sand products to customers who then use these products to produce concrete or asphalt all throughout Arizona.
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Lone Butte Development LLC
Situated at Interstate 10 and State Route 202, Lone Butte Development LLC has one of the most desirable business locations in the greater Phoenix metropolitan area.
Project Pit Crew
As kids, we always dreamed of having a car of our own. Now that we do, we want to share it with children in our community who may not have access to the tools and resources needed to become a driver, mechanic, or designer. We wish to provide the youth in our community with the skills and knowledge needed to participate in motorsports.
Promoting Native American Enterprises
When cars hit the track, they are adorned with the logos of their sponsors and supporters. HBM Racing aspires to represent Native American Owned Businesses and Enterprises as we travel throughout the southwest. We have many advertising opportunities available to promote your brand in the Native American and motorsports communities.
Supporting Our Community
HBM Racing serves as a resource to Indian Country. We participate in charitable causes and STEAM initiatives throughout our community.
“No, no, he didn’t slam you, he didn’t bump you, he didn’t nudge you… he *rubbed* you. And rubbin, son, is racin’.”
— Harry Hogge, Days of Thunder
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Contact
Feel free to contact us with any questions.
Email
HBMracing69x@gmail.com
Phone
(520) 840-3191