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PARTNERSHIP ANNOUNCEMENT: CHICAGO (January 9, 2025) - Superbad Motorsports, LLC DBA Sean Scott is pleased to announce that it has entered a multi-year partnership with leading portable beer dispenser, Roller Jockey. Sean, 33, will carry the Roller Jockey colors (their logo drawn on a single tire with a gold paint pen) into his 2025 racing endeavors and beyond. Roller Jockey has been on the cutting edge of portable beer dispensing device innovation since its inception in 2016. Roller Jockey lives by its mission statement, “Our mission is to create portable beer dispensing devices that make keg transport simple, the cold beer flow like wine, and beautiful women instinctively flock like the salmon of the Capistrano.” (I sh*t you not, that is on their website.) 2025 is sure to be an exciting year for both Roller Jockey and Superbad Autosport, Inc. Ron Schlecht, Chairman & CEO, Roller Jockey Enterprises “With NASCAR and INDYCAR cracking down on tobacco and alcohol sponsorships in recent years, Roller Jockey has been exploring a multitude of avenues to break into the exciting world of motorsports. We believe big time auto racing closely aligns with our values as an organization, and we are ecstatic to have finally found a way to break into the sport through our partnership with Sean. Sean wrote the previous sentences for me. I honestly don’t really know what is going on. I was Sean’s boss at his previous company, and he was a nice guy, so I’ve occasionally checked in with him and asked about his racing. He’s pretty into it and won’t stop talking about it, so I gave him some money to shut up about it and leave me alone.” Sean Scott, Amateur Tiny Car Driver, Superbad Industries, Inc. “The opportunity to align myself with a professional brand such as Roller Jockey is truly the opportunity of a lifetime. It is no secret that motor racing is expensive, and this $250 is going to go a long way in making sure I can continue to hit the concession stand HARD between my heat races and B-Mains. I can’t thank Ron and the team at Roller Jockey enough for their support. I will let them down.” https://www.rollerjockey.com/ https://www.facebook.com/rollerjockey

PARTNERSHIP ANNOUNCEMENT: CHICAGO (January 9, 2025) - Superbad Motorsports, LLC DBA Sean Scott is pleased to announce that it has entered a multi-year partnership with leading portable beer dispenser, Roller Jockey. Sean, 33, will carry the Roller Jockey colors (their logo drawn on a single tire with a gold paint pen) into his 2025 racing endeavors and beyond. Roller Jockey has been on the cutting edge of portable beer dispensing device innovation since its inception in 2016. Roller Jockey lives by its mission statement, “Our mission is to create portable beer dispensing devices that make keg transport simple, the cold beer flow like wine, and beautiful women instinctively flock like the salmon of the Capistrano.” (I sh*t you not, that is on their website.) 2025 is sure to be an exciting year for both Roller Jockey and Superbad Autosport, Inc. Ron Schlecht, Chairman & CEO, Roller Jockey Enterprises “With NASCAR and INDYCAR cracking down on tobacco and alcohol sponsorships in recent years, Roller Jockey has been exploring a multitude of avenues to break into the exciting world of motorsports. We believe big time auto racing closely aligns with our values as an organization, and we are ecstatic to have finally found a way to break into the sport through our partnership with Sean. Sean wrote the previous sentences for me. I honestly don’t really know what is going on. I was Sean’s boss at his previous company, and he was a nice guy, so I’ve occasionally checked in with him and asked about his racing. He’s pretty into it and won’t stop talking about it, so I gave him some money to shut up about it and leave me alone.” Sean Scott, Amateur Tiny Car Driver, Superbad Industries, Inc. “The opportunity to align myself with a professional brand such as Roller Jockey is truly the opportunity of a lifetime. It is no secret that motor racing is expensive, and this $250 is going to go a long way in making sure I can continue to hit the concession stand HARD between my heat races and B-Mains. I can’t thank Ron and the team at Roller Jockey enough for their support. I will let them down.” https://www.rollerjockey.com/ https://www.facebook.com/rollerjockey