A longstanding attribute of Jim Dunn Racing has been its ability to leverage national and local partnerships on the NHRA Mission Foods Drag Racing Series. At the upcoming NHRA Vegas Four Wide Nationals, the long-running team and its new driver, Buddy Hull, will be rolling local. 

Jim Dunn Racing plans to kill them with Kindness. 

Kindness, in this instance, is Kindness General Contractors, LLC, also known as KGC, LLC, a full-service general contracting firm designed to manage and facilitate a complete range of construction projects. As an extensive general contracting firm, they design, manage, and facilitate a complete range of construction projects. They are responsible for a diversified portfolio of projects with a wide range of construction value. Their client industries include aerospace, commercial buildings, industrial facilities, educational facilities, high-tech, and food service.

“One of the amazing things about NHRA drag racing is the relationships you make, and KGC has been with us for a number of years,” said Jon Dunn. “We have done some specialty cars with them to support and recognize veterans, and they are just a great company to be associated with. This weekend, we are looking to keep moving in the right direction and hopefully go some rounds with the KGC Funny Car.”

KGC will be joined by other local venues, including Primal Steakhouse, Gilley’s, and Treasure Island. Hull and Jim Dunn Racing value local interaction with businesses.
 
“We have major sponsors like KGC, but it is also important in every market to open our sport and its thousands of fans to local companies,” said Hull. “We have a lot of loyal fans and we definitely want them enjoying the nightlife at Gilley’s or getting a great meal at Primal Steakhouse when they are in town for the race.”