Jig-A-Loo USA, Inc. (www.jigaloo.com), makers of the all-around silicone lubricant, continues to make their mark on the motorsports world with NASCAR driver Peyton Sellers racing his second Jig-A-Loo sponsored car. After an impressive lead in the last five laps in the #83 Jig-A-Loo Chevrolet Monte Carlo at the Toyota All-Star Showdown in Irwindale last month, Sellers mounted one of the biggest come-from-behind charges in the history of the race. Jig-A-Loo has now teamed up with SkillsUSA to kick-off their Peyton Sellers diecast car promotion with proceeds benefiting SkillsUSA and helping to keep the Jig-A-Loo/SkillsUSA car on the track.

“Jig-A-Loo USA recognizes Peyton's passion for racing and that his support of America's youth through SkillsUSA go hand in hand. This is among the many reasons we are so proud to be associated with not only a great race car driver, but a great person,” says Cindy Sutton, vice president of sales and marketing, Jig-A-Loo USA. “We realize that by the year 2030, 76 million skilled laborers will enter retirement, while only 41 million new workers will enter the work force. This is why our continued partnership with Peyton and our upcoming diecast car promotion are great opportunities to educate the public about SkillsUSA and the importance of developing a skilled American workforce.”

Jig-A-Loo's relationship with Peyton Sellers began through its mutual involvement with the SkillsUSA Youth Development Foundation. A true believer in the importance of education, Sellers is currently a national spokesperson for SkillsUSA. SkillsUSA provides teachers and students with an educational outlet to prepare for careers in trade, technical and skilled service occupations. It has become one of the country's largest student-based non-profit organizations supporting those entering the world of skilled trade. With membership of more than 300,000 students and instructors annually, SkillsUSA has reached more than 9.6 million members since its founding in 1965.