Superformance, a leader in high-performance continuation and replica cars, connected its storied legacy with NASCAR’s high-speed world during the NASCAR Xfinity Series Focused Health 250 at EchoPark Speedway in Atlanta. The company proudly backed Anthony Alfredo and the Young’s Motorsports #42 Chevrolet in the June 27 race, marking an exciting crossover between classic car heritage and America’s top stock car stage.
If Superperformance sounds familiar to you, that’s because they are the ones that brought us popular continuation cars such as the Corvette Grand Sport, Shelby Cobra, Daytona Coupe, and SAFIR GT40. Superformance aims to bring the spirit of 1960s motorsports to modern enthusiasts.
“The 1960’s continuation cars we build represent the ultimate engineering of their time, wrapped in timeless design,” said Lance Stander, CEO of Superformance. “Supporting Anthony and Young’s Motorsports was a natural fit — both share the same passion for performance that’s at the heart of what we do.”
Alfredo, in his first season with Young’s Motorsports, entered the event with solid Xfinity Series experience — 118 starts and five top-five finishes. His promising run at Atlanta was cut short after getting caught in a multi-car incident, forcing the team to retire the #42 car despite a competitive start.
“Racing is always unpredictable, but Anthony displayed great skill and professionalism,” added Stander. “We’re proud to have partnered with Young’s Motorsports and look forward to future opportunities. We also appreciated working with Brand South Africa and Arnout Kok on this effort.”
Since 1994, Superformance LLC has supplied rolling chassis racecar replicas and continuation cars, engineered to period-correct specs and built under license from Ford, Shelby, GM, and SAFIR GT40 — delivering authenticity and lasting value for collectors and racers alike.
Photos courtesy of Superformance
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