G SQUARED MOTORSPORTS: Chip Ellis exits in opening round

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G SQUARED MOTORSPORTS
OWNERS: GEORGE BRYCE & GEORGE SMITH

NHRA POWERADE DRAG RACING SERIES
PRO STOCK MOTORCYCLE: G SQUARED S&S BUELL
RIDER: CHIP ELLIS

MEDIA CONTACT: Mickey Schultz
PHONE: 770-476-8477
E-MAIL: mschultz@bellsouth.net

NINTH ANNUAL NHRA SEARS CRAFTSMAN NATIONALS
GATEWAY INTERNATIONAL RACEWAY - MADISON, ILL.
JUNE 24-26, 2005

Qualified: # 4 (7.158 seconds at 180.65 mph)
Eliminations:
Round 1: Ellis (Red-light: 7.206/183.94) lost to Michael Phillips 
(7.278/184.05)

Chip Ellis exits in opening round

MADISON, Ill. (June 26, 2005) - After qualifying the G Squared/S&S Buell 
in the No. 4 position for the NHRA Sears Craftsman Nationals, Chip 
Ellis' foul gave the opening round elimination win to Michael Phillips.

By 25 thousandths of a second, Ellis, who tried to gain an advantage at 
the green light, turned the Christmas tree red indicating that he left 
the starting line to soon. In the process he recorded a run of 7.206 
seconds to 7.278 seconds for Phillips, but the red-light foul start gave 
the win to his opponent.

"We're very disappointed," said George Smith, who along with George 
Bryce owns G Squared Motorsports.  "This team worked hard and as result 
we had a good tune up for eliminations after struggling some throughout 
the weekend, but you have to have green lights to win.

"As we continue to evaluate and develop the S&S powerplant for the NHRA 
Pro Stock Motorcycle class, it's obvious that our longevity testing is 
proving that the motors are holding together real well.  The engine we 
are currently using, serial number 14, now has 53 runs on it with the 
same crankshaft, cylinders and pistons."

On behalf of G Squared, Bryce thanked Doc's Harley Davidson for their 
support this weekend.  "While we continue to search for a primary 
marketing partner for the G Squared/S&S Buell, we want to thank Doc's 
Harley Davidson for their support here in St. Louis.  Hopefully, the 
exposure they received throughout the weekend will bring new customers 
to their facilities in Kirkwood, Mo."

After seven of 15 events for Pro Stock Motorcycle, Ellis is now No. 6 in 
the POWERade Pro Stock Motorcycle point standings with 402 points.

NEXT RACE: After five races in seven weeks the Pro Stock Motorcycles and 
the NHRA POWERade Drag Racing Series take some time off.  Next up on the 
schedule for all four professional classes (TF, FC, PS and PSM) is the 
Mopar Mile-High Nationals, July 15-17, at Bandimere Speedway, near Denver
   
TELEVISION: ESPN2 will air three hours of same-day television coverage 
of eliminations beginning at 9 p.m. this evening (Sunday, June 26).  The 
elimination show encores on the "Deuce" early Tuesday morning, June 28, 
from 3 until 4:30 a.m.  Television times are Eastern Time (ET) and 
subject to change at anytime.  Check local listings.

G SQUARED MOTORSPORTS:  When Harley Davidson accelerated their effort in 
NHRA, S&S Cycle decided in 2002 to join the battle.  Because of his vast 
R&D experience, coupled with his racing background, S&S asked George 
Smith to head their project to field a competitive S&S V-Twin bike on 
the NHRA circuit.  Smith immediately asked George Bryce, who had been 
working with S&S Cycle on a similar project, to join the new endeavor 
and G Squared Motorsports was formed in 2003.  Both Smith and Bryce knew 
if they collaborated on the project, joining the resources, knowledge 
and talents of S&S and Star Racing, they could produce a competitive 
bike to race in Pro Stock Motorcycle competition on the NHRA POWERade 
Drag Racing Series.  The G Squared/S&S-powered V-Twin Buell debuted in 2004.

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