Standard Motor Products Announces Winners Of Intermotor Import Leader Scholarship Competition

Standard Motor Products Announces Winners Of Intermotor Import Leader Scholarship Competition

Jason Lin of Hawaii Community College and Joshua Myrick of Broward College in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, are this year's recipients.

intermotor-import-leader2NEW YORK — Standard Motor Products, Inc. (SMP) announces the winners of its Intermotor Import Leader Automotive Scholarship Competition: Jason Lin of Hawaii Community College and Joshua Myrick of Broward College in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida.

Both Lin and Myrick will receive a $5,000 scholarship to apply toward the pursuit or continuation of an education in automotive technology and repair at a technical school or college. Lin and Myrick were chosen from a pool of nearly 500 students who entered the competition.

Students were asked to complete an online questionnaire and submit a current photo of themselves. Entries were evaluated based on relevance, creativity, and thoughtfulness in regards to the automotive import industry. Upon review, the competition’s judge, John Filippone, Master Technician and Owner, Piedmont Tire and Auto, believed that Lin and Myrick best exhibited the import excellence that is synonymous with Intermotor.

Commenting on the announcement, Phil Hutchens, Vice President Engine Management Marketing, SMP, stated, “SMP is proud to recognize up-and-coming technicians, and both Mr. Lin and Mr. Myrick exhibited qualities that let us know the future of the automotive import aftermarket is in good hands.”

The competition was open to legal residents of the 50 United States, the District of Columbia, and Puerto Rico. Entrants had to be between the ages of 18 and 34 and enrolled full-time in high school or an accredited college, university, or post-high school educational program.

Intermotor is a trusted manufacturer of import engine management parts and has long been recognized as a leader in the import market abroad. The Intermotor brand has built its reputation by engineering and distributing a full line of genuine import parts that are unrivaled for quality, original look, fit, form and function, and coverage. For more information, visit www.IntermotorParts.com.

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