LAS VEGAS (Oct. 29, 2022) – Richard Gadson, rider of the Military Suicide Awareness / Anderson Toyota Pro Stock Motorcycle, is expecting his first child during the NHRA Nevada Nationals at The Strip at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. As a result, Marc Ingwersen’s SinCityHarley will run the logos of Mission 22 and Stop Suicide Awareness as well as Anderson Toyota.

“We are super excited to be able to put our mission and sponsor logos on Marc Ingwersen's SinCityHarley here at the Nevada Nationals,” said Robert Brandt, team partner at Gadson Brandt Racing. “Richard is expecting his first child any day now has stayed home to be there for that moment. We at Gadson Brandt Racing are really appreciative of Marc displaying our Military Suicide Awareness logos and to fulfill our Anderson Toyota deal. Huge thanks and good luck this weekend. We hope to be able to run Pomona if all is well at home for Richard.”

"I was more than happy to help with the Military Suicide Awareness mission Robert and Richard have put together,” said Ingwersen. “Representing Anderson Toyota, Mission22 and Stop Soldier Suicide for them at this race is special to us."

The Military Suicide Awareness team made their NHRA Camping World Drag Racing debut at the Texas NHRA FallNationals just two weekends ago with Gadson riding. They would qualify No. 13 out of 20 bikes and have a first-round exit on raceday.

The NHRA Nevada Nationals at The Strip at Las Vegas Motor Speedway has two days of qualifying. Iweresen would end Friday in the No. 7 spot after runs of 6.855-seconds at 195.56 mph and 7.004 at 194.88. Saturday the final two qualifying sessions will be 1 p.m. and 4:30 p.m. before heading into eliminations on Sunday at noon.