MOTOROCK TRANS-AM TOUR ADDS RACING RESULTS ARCHIVE TO WEB SITE

 

LANSING, Mich. (Jan. 17, 2004) ‹ Box scores dating back to the Motorock
Trans-Am Tour¹s inaugural year, 1966, are now available on the Tour¹s web
site. The archived results, which were complied in Adobe Portable Document
Format (PDF), can be accessed in the ³Paddock² section of
www.trans-amseries.com <http://www.trans-amseries.com/> .

The results were scanned and organized by accomplished GT-1 racer Cheyne
Daggett. Daggett hopes to compete in this year¹s Motorock Trans-Am Tour.

³The Trans-Am Tour has a long history as America¹s oldest continuously
running road racing series, and its race results are an immensely important
part of that history,² said Trans-Am Tour Executive Director John Clagett.
³This is the first time in recent history that this information has been
compiled in one place, and this has been our No. 1 request for an improved
web site. We are pleased to offer this important resource to our fans, the
media, and our competitors.

³Also, we owe a debt of gratitude to Cheyne Daggett,² added Clagett.
³Without his help, this project would not have been possible.²

The Motorock Trans-Am Tour features closed-fendered, production-based,
V-8-powered sports cars, competing on permanent road courses, and temporary
street and airport circuits throughout North America. The Trans-Am Tour is
America¹s oldest continuously running road racing series and will celebrate
its 39th anniversary in 2004.

Motorock is the creation of a popular culture brand that blends the
enthusiast markets of cars, stars and guitars. It is a yearly series of
destination live events that showcases the excitement of motorsports, music
and lifestyle while delivering a unique new form of broadcast entertainment
programming.