Van Niman Named SCCA Pro-Racing and USRRC President

5 March 1998

VAN NIMAN NAMED SCCA PRO RACING/USRRC PRESIDENT AND CEO; GREENWOOD, WILSON
AND CLAGETT ASSIGNED NEW POSITIONS AS PRO RACING AND THE USRRC ARE
RESTRUCTURED

ENGLEWOOD, Colo. (March 2, 1998)—SCCA Pro Racing and the United
States Road Racing Championship have reorganized the structure of its
senior management, naming K.C. Van Niman President and Chief Executive
Officer for both SCCA Pro Racing and the USRRC.

Van Niman, 65, accepted the position after serving as interim
president since December, 1997.

"Accepting this position was an easy decision," said Van Niman. "I
have long been involved with the SCCA and SCCA Pro Racing, and I look
forward to the opportunity to shape the future of the most prestigious road
racing series in North America."

Van Niman has been involved with the SCCA since 1960, and served as
Chairman of the Board, SCCA, Inc., from 1988 - '90, as Cincinnati Region
representative on the SCCA Board of Directors from 1984 - '90, as the
Toyota/Atlantic Championship's Chief Steward from 1993 - '98 and Chief
Steward for the Rolex 24 At Daytona in 1997 and '98.

In addition to his SCCA experience, Van Niman also has an extensive
background in business, working as an executive for Procter & Gamble, a
Fortune 50 company, from 1956 - '98, where he continues to serve as
consultant.

As part of the reorganization, Dan Greenwood has been assigned as
Vice President and Chief Administrative Officer for SCCA Pro Racing and the
USRRC. Greenwood will be responsible for the organization's administrative
functions, including licensing, finance and overall operations.

Alan Wilson will continue his efforts with the USRRC, and has been
named USRRC Event Coordinator, overseeing all USRRC event operations.

John Clagett, who has served as SCCA Pro Racing Vice President,
Communications, since 1989, has been named Vice President, Communications
and Marketing Services for SCCA Pro Racing and the USRRC. Clagett will
oversee all communications and marketing services for both SCCA Pro Racing
and the USRRC.

The selection process for a NTB Trans-Am Series General Manager is
in its final stages. A final decision on placement for this position is
expected by the April 5 NTB Trans-Am Series season-opener at Long Beach.

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