The primary participants of illegal street racing are between the ages of 15-24.  Therefore, in an effort to modify the behavior and thoughts of this age group, Evo has drafted a set of programs directed towards children between the ages of 6-12. 

These programs are designed to engage this younger generation of future drivers to understand a set of core values which include accountability, responsibility, and critical thinking. By applying these set of values in automobile related scenarios the children, when reaching the driving age, will be empowered to differentiate between right and wrong on the road. It is this same value set that will assist these young adults to say no to illegal street racing while allowing them the freedom to pursue motorsports alternatives.

Children best relate to whacky, zany, and entertaining characters as a means of identifying and learning key concepts. To maximize the programs level of success, Evo launched the “Members Mascot Search” to find the animal that could best be used for this key learning character. The requirements for the mascot were simple: it must not be fictional, it must be an existing living animal, and it must be orange. Three months later and tens of thousands of entries, the Members Choice Mascot has been found!

Ugliest Mascot Award: The Caterpillar

Cutest Mascot Award: The Monkey

Scariest Mascot Award: The Snake

After receiving an overwhelming amount of entries, the Tiger is voted as the Members Choice Mascot! With its strong physique and Evo orange color with black "racing" stripes, it is of no wonder why it was voted most popular.

This is not to say that the runner-ups were not equally capable of being a great mascot.  Evo’s honorable mention includes: the famous California fish coming in second, the Oriole in third, and strangely enough an orange slug in fourth!

With a mascot chosen the next step is to give him a name. So let your voice be heard!  Send them to Evo by filling out the form or e-mailing us at info@evostreetracers.com

Look for the Evo Tiger to become an animated cartoon character soon.

Member's Choice Mascot: The Tiger!

Runner-up #1

Runner-up #2

Runner-up #3

These gorgeous animals may not have been available for us to appreciate let alone consider for a mascot had it not been for the actions of conservation groups across the world. To learn more about the premier conservation groups click the below links:

ASPCA: Domestic Animals

Web Site: The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals

Sierra Club: Environment

Defenders of Wildlife: Wild Animals