ZETEC CHAMPIONSHIP ANNOUNCES FREE ENTRY FEES FOR ACC CARS

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

ZETEC CHAMPIONSHIP ANNOUNCES FREE ENTRY FEES FOR ACC CARS

ST. PETERSBURG, FLA. (June 5, 2002) – The Formula Ford 2000 Zetec
Championship today announced that for the remainder of the 2002 season their
will be no entry fee for American Continental Championship entrants.

Introduced in 1999, the ACC is a "series within-a-series" for club racers
seeking professional race experience on a limited budget. Beginning in 2002,
the class is eligible to all F2000 cars continuing to use the Pinto engine
package.

The 10-race ACC season has six races remaining on some of North America’s
premier racetracks, the Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course, Road Atlanta and
Virginia International Raceway. Racing simultaneously with the Zetec
Championship, the ACC cars will race in support of the American Le Man
Series, CART FedEx Championship and SCCA Pro Racing.

In addition to free entry fees, the following race prize fund has been
announced. The ACC race winner will receive $1000, second place will receive
$750 and third place will receive $500 at the remaining races in 2002.

“The goal of the ACC class has always been to allow drivers with a limited
to budget to come race in the pro series,” said Jon Baytos, owner of the
Formula Ford 2000 Zetec Championship. “By eliminating the entry fee, we
believe more drivers will have the opportunity to take part in the Zetec
Championship.”

The 2002 Formula Ford 2000 Zetec Championship continues with Round Eight at
the Mid-Ohio Sports Car course, June 29, as part of the American Le Mans at
Mid-Ohio weekend.

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Allan Craighead
Director of Public Relations
Formula Ford 2000 Zetec Championship
3608 Morris St. North
St. Petersburg, Fla. 33713
727-522-7544
303-883-8521 Cell
www.usf2000.com