Automobile Club of Southern California New Title Sponsor of April NASCAR Winston Cup Series Race at California Speedway

           Auto Club 500 Replaces NAPA Auto Parts 500 as Event Name

    FONTANA, Calif., Feb. 10 -- The Automobile Club of Southern
California today signed a multi-year agreement to be the title sponsor for the
April NASCAR Winston Cup Series race at the Southern California-based
superspeedway.
    The Auto Club 500 is scheduled for April 27, 2003, at California Speedway.
    California Speedway President Bill Miller and Automobile Club of Southern
California President and CEO Thomas V. McKernan Jr. made the announcement.
    "The partnership between the Automobile Club of Southern California and
California Speedway continues to grow," said Miller.  "Auto Club has been a
tremendous partner since the speedway opened in 1997.  They have added
California Speedway, and in particular this NASCAR Winston Cup Series race, to
their legacy as leaders in motorsports sponsorship and development.  With the
Auto Club's vast resources and large membership base, we are confident the
Auto Club 500 will continue as one of the most anticipated events in Southern
California and on the NASCAR Winston Cup circuit."
    An original California Speedway corporate partner, The Auto Club's
relationship with California Speedway began in 1997 with the Auto Club 200
Inaugural NASCAR Winston West Series race.  The company moved its sponsorship
to the NASCAR Busch Series race in 1999 with the Auto Club 300, continuing
with that event through the 2002 race.  Auto Club replaces NAPA as the title
sponsor.
    "For the Automobile Club of Southern California, our rich motorsports
heritage dates back one hundred years to 1903 and the Huntington Cup event on
a dirt track at Exposition Park," said McKernan. "Now, a full century later,
we are proud to author a new chapter in our legacy with title sponsorship of
this prestigious NASCAR Winston Cup event hosted by a world-class facility --
the Auto Club 500 at California Speedway.
    "The automobile has played an integral role in the Southern California
lifestyle, and interwoven throughout is the immense popularity of motorsports
and NASCAR," continued McKernan.  "Here at the Auto Club, our credo  'We're
Always With You' is as applicable within the gates of California Speedway as
it is on our city streets and highways. An event of this magnitude offers us
tremendous marketing visibility with an outstanding opportunity to expand our
brand awareness, broaden our membership base and create additional value for
our existing members."
     The Automobile Club of Southern California will have a sponsorship
presence at all of California Speedway's 2003 events, including the April 4-6
Yamaha Superbike Challenge AMA Chevy Trucks U.S. Superbike Championship;
throughout the April 25-27 NASCAR Weekend, which features the Pontiac
WideTrack Grand Prix 200 NASCAR Winston West Series race and the NASCAR Busch
Series race on Saturday, April 26; June 6-8 Grand American Rolex Sports Car
Series Weekend; June 20-22 Southern California Historic SportsCar Festival;
September 19-21 Indy Racing League Toyota Indy 400 and NASCAR Craftsman Truck
Series American Racing Wheels 200 Weekend; and the November 1-2 CART Champ Car
Weekend.
    Individual tickets for the Auto Club 500 and all of California Speedway's
2003 events are on sale.  For additional information and tickets log on to
http://www.californiaspeedway.com or call 1-800-944-RACE (7223).
    In addition to its involvement at California Speedway, the Auto Club's
extensive motorsports program is highlighted by title sponsorship of the
Automobile Club of Southern California NHRA Finals at Pomona Raceway, major
associate sponsorship of the Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach and sponsorship
of the John Force Racing Team in NHRA Funny Car competition.
    The Auto Club's motorsports program also serves as a forum to educate
young men and women, reaching out to thousands of high school students each
year to motivate them to prepare for life after graduation and to inform them
about career opportunities in automotive technology fields.
    Nearly 70 Auto Club offices from San Diego to Bishop serve members of 13
Southern California counties with a variety of automotive services, insurance
services, travel discounts and planning, roadside assistance and financial
services.  For more information on the Automobile Club of Southern California
and its services, log on to http://www.aaa-calif.com.
    California Speedway is owned by International Speedway Corporation
(OTC Bulletin Board: ISCB), a leading promoter of motorsports
activities in the United States, currently promoting more than 100 events
annually.  For more information, visit the company's website at
http://www.iscmotorsports.com.