Revolution Motorsports Denver Preview

Revolution Motorsports Heads To Denver to Settle Some Debts
Hayner looks to take back Denver

Detroit –  Aug 25, 2003 – When the 2003 Trans-Am Series for the 
BFGoodrich Tires Cup championship returns for this year’s Grand Prix of 
Denver, Round 9, part of the Centrix Financial Grand Prix of Denver 
weekend, Stu Hayner will be looking to settle a past debt. In 2002, 
Hayner, driver of the #2 GMAC Commercial Finance / Trenton Forging 
Corvette set the bar for the weekend turning the fastest qualifying 
time and the fastest lap of the race.

“We literally owned this town last year,” said Hayner. “We had the 
speed, we had the handling… we had it all. Unfortunately, we were put 
back to sixth on the grid for a non-technical ruling and had to fight 
our way back to third.”

"I'm optimistic we can pick up were we left off,” Hayner continued. 
“This track owes me one. Last year, we were so fast here. I liked the 
varying surface of the track...it was challenging and we had it figured 
out. It was a fun track.”

“We're going to be on a mission here this year,” Hayner added. “I’m 
really confident we’ll be able to nail the set-up here and bring one 
home for GMAC Commercial Finance, Trenton Forging and Revloution 
Motorsports. We are long overdue.”

For Hayner’s teammate, Bobby Sak, this will be his first appearance on 
the streets of Denver.

"I'm not sure what to expect here,” said Sak, who drives the No. 10 
Revolution Motorsports Chevrolet Corvette. “I like street courses, but 
they haven't been really good to me. I'm going to be picking (teammate) 
Hayner’s brain, that's for sure. He ran extremely well at Denver. He 
had the fastest car all weekend long. I guess I'll have to buy him 
dinner to find out his secret. It's a great town and a great event. I 
think we'll have something for the Jags here."

Denver Facts:
What: Centrix Financial Grand Prix of Denver, Round 9 of the Trans-Am 
Series for the 2003 BFGoodrich Tires Cup Championship
When: Friday, Saturday and Sunday, Aug. 29, 30 and 31, 2003
Race Day: Sunday, Aug. 31, at 4 p.m.
Distance: 61 laps/100.467 miles or 75 minutes, whichever comes first
Where: The race will be run on the 1.647-mile, nine-turn temporary 
street course

Denver Track Records*:
Qualifying Record: 2002, Stu Hayner, Chevrolet Corvette, 1:13.612, 
80.547 mph.
Fastest Race Lap Record: 2002, Stu Hayner, Chevrolet Corvette, 
1:12.261, 82.053 mph.
*Records are on current course, which was first used in 2002

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 .