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Can-AM Mosport Preview

15 July 2003
Dearborn, MI
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Rounds three and four of the Diablo Energy Drink Can-Am 125GP
Intercontinental Championship take place this weekend, July 18-20 at the
historic 10 turn, 2.5 mile Mosport International Raceway in Bowmanville,
Ontario, just east of Toronto.  The weekends events will coincide with the
fourth round of the Canadian Superbike Championship.

Once again riders from the US, Canada and Bermuda will battle for the
bragging rights of the best 125 racer in North America.

After a disappointing round two, which saw him crash out on the third lap
at Loudon, 2002 Series Champion Stuart Nodell looks to rebound and try and
make up valuable ground.  Current points leader Corey Sherman looks to
continue his consistency, as he brings a 21 point lead over Jim Struke
into the double header weekend.

Last year 44 bikes took to the grid for the start of the race and this
year looks to be no different.  Riders running in the USGPRU series will
join the Can-Am regulars as the race on Sunday also serves as a round of
their Mid-West Regional Championship.

Details of the event, including the full weekends schedule can be found at
the series website www.can-am125gp.com


ENDS

Eric A. Trytko
Press Officer
Diablo Energy Drink Can-Am 125GP Series

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