Infineon Wrap-Up

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Contact:  	John Thawley
		johnthawley@GoRevolution.com
	248.227.0110

Bad Luck Spoils The Day For Revolution Motorsports
Hayner to start 7th while Sak starts 11th

Sonoma, Calif. – June 22, 2003 – Points championship opportunities 
escaped both Revolution Motorsports drivers today as they competed in 
the fifth round of the Trans-Am Series for the BFGoodrich Tires Cup, 
here at Infineon Raceway in Sonoma, California. Stu Hayner [#2 Trenton 
Forging / GMAC Commercial Finance Corvette] was struck by misfortune in 
the early laps as he suffered a tire failure and lost precious time in 
the pits. Several laps later Bobby Sak [#10 Revolution Motorsports 
Corvette] had his day shortened with a bad gearbox.

“We’re not sure what happened with the tire yet,” explained Hayner. 
“The crew has yet to find a leak…. And the tire still has eight pounds 
of air in it. We had made a lot of improvement throughout the weekend. 
I definitely had a top five car today.”

“This track is tough enough on four tires…let alone three,” Hayner 
continued. “I was just getting settled in when I started to feel 
something odd in the right rear. I actually tried to go a few laps 
because the initial feeling wasn’t a typical tire failure. But, with no 
straightaway, the constant left/right stress and unresponsiveness 
quickly became a handful. We got back to the pits but had to go a lap 
down. That was pretty much our day right there.”

Hayner finished 11th on the day and retains 5th place in the 
Championship Points.

Sak’s fate was sealed seven laps into the race.

“My car was really starting to come in and I was settling into a good 
pace,” Bobby remarked. “When I caught Stu, I figured, cool…. here we 
go. We’re going to hook up and make a run. Then, I realized Stu was 
having a problem so I went by and started keeping a good pace with the 
second group back from the leaders. All of sudden a few laps later, I 
came out of turn 10 [after the pit entrance] and BANG… the gearbox let 
go. I was able to coast down the long stretch in front of pit lane and 
pulled it off at the pit exit.”

Not only was Sak’s day shortened, the misfortune has put the Rookie 
Championship chase in serious jeopardy. Sak’s last place finish places 
him 7th overall in the points standings and 23 points behind his Rookie 
title nemesis, Jorge Diaz.

Appearing on the NASCAR schedule this weekend, the Trans-Am 100 will 
air on SPEED Channel Friday, June 27. The Series now moves to 
Cleveland’s Burke Lakefront Airport with the CHAMP cars for the 
Cleveland Grand Prix, July 4th weekend.

Revolution Motorsports in association with Trenton Forging competes as 
part of the Trans-Am Series for the BF Goodrich Tires Cup. All events 
are nationally televised on SPEED. The Trans-Am Series is the oldest 
form of American sports car racing.

GMAC Commercial Finance offers loans, leases ($1 million and up), and 
accounts receivable management services to a variety of clients in 
diverse industries around the world.  For more information about GMAC 
Commercial Finance visit our website at gmaccf.com or call 248-356-4622.

You can find out more at www.trans-amseries.com. For complete driver 
biographies and information on Revolution Motorsports, please visit .

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John Thawley  ~  Creative Communications Group ~ 248.356.5699