NASCAR P.R. Feature: Injured Ice Hockey Player to be Honorary Crew Member

Travis Roy, paralyzed by a neck injury while playing in his first
hockey game for the Boston University team last fall, will serve as an
honorary crew member on Ricky Craven's #2 DuPont Krytox NASCAR Busch
Series, Grand National Division team.

A decal bearing Roy's name and the number 24, his ice hockey jersey
number, will be prominently displayed on both the # 41 NASCAR Winston
Cup Series car and the # 2 NASCAR Busch Series Chevrolet, both driven
by Craven throughout 1996.

"I've known Travis and his family for many years," said
Craven. "Travis worked on my race team in 1987, 1988 and 1989 when his
dad was my crew chief. They are wonderful people and Travis is a very
special friend to me. He has followed my racing career ever since he
was a young boy, and I wanted to do something special for him."

Craven continued, "we're going all-out to try to get Travis to some of
the races this year, if we can. If his health improves enough that the
doctors will allow him to come, we'll do our best to make sure he gets
to few of the races. He's one of my biggest fans, and we want to
support and encourage him as much as possible."

Roy was recently moved from a rehabilitation hospital in Boston,
Mass. to a special facility for spinal-cord patients in Atlanta, Ga.,
and Craven plans to visit him during the Purolator 500 racing weekend
at Atlanta in a few weeks.  Roy now has a special head-set telephone
which he can use and he has been communicating with Craven almost on a
weekly basis.