Sierra Pacific Windows returned to the Indianapolis 500 for the fourth consecutive year to sponsor the No. 23 car driven by Ryan Hunter-Reay in the Greatest Spectacle in Racing on May 26.

Sierra Pacific Windows

Sierra Pacific Windows, a Sierra Pacific Industries company division, is a premier manufacturer of superior-grade wood and vinyl windows and doors, dedicated to delivering exceptional quality, craftsmanship, and innovation. Sierra Pacific Industries, which is owned by the Emmerson family, became the largest private landowner in the nation in 2021. Currently, the Emmersons own 2,411,000 acres. With a legacy spanning over 125 years, Sierra Pacific Windows has established itself as a leader in the industry, offering a comprehensive range of products designed to enhance the beauty, performance, and sustainability of residential and commercial spaces alike.

“Working with Cusick Motorsports and Dreyer & Reinbold Racing has allowed us to create fantastic experiences for our customers that will be remembered for a long time. It’s a payoff that has kept us coming back year after year. We’re big fans of Cusick Motorsports, Dreyer & Reinbold Racing, and Ryan Hunter-Reay. This is a group that is as generous and down-to-earth as they come, and it’s a partnership that we feel fortunate to be a part of,” said Tom Takach, president of Sierra Pacific Windows.

The 2014 Indianapolis 500 champion, Hunter-Reay expressed his appreciation for the partnership, stating, “I’m thrilled to welcome Sierra Pacific Windows back to our team for the Indianapolis 500. It was an honor to represent them last year for the 107th running of the Indianapolis 500, and I am excited to do so again this year.”

Four Sixes Ranch Beef

On May 13, Dreyer & Reinbold Racing/Cusick Motorsports announced a new partnership for the No. 23 car with VensureHR, 101 Studios, and Four Sixes Ranch Beef. Fans of Yellowstone will recognize 101 Studios as the global entertainment company that produces Yellowstone as well as Tulsa King, two of the many streaming series with ties to Four Sixes Ranch owner Taylor Sheridan.  Land Report readers need no introduction to Four Sixes Ranch Beef, which is rooted in a legacy that spans 150 years.