Robin Hood Rally Donates $1000 To Gear Up For Life - Girls and Gears Youth-Development Program

Monroe, NC., April 26, 2010: Producers of the Robin Hood Rally, a first of its kind closed-road racing competition has donated $1000 to the Girl Scouts affiliated Gear Up For Life (GUFL) youth-development program. The check was delivered to Bill McCutcheon GUFL President, and Bobby Waltrip Director of Promotions and Marketing, at last weekend's Robin Hood Rally Track Day at the Pocono International Raceway.

“On behalf of the Robin Hood Rally and Executive Producer Michael Noval, it was my great pleasure to deliver the first season donation to the 2010 Girls and Gears program at Pocono last weekend,” said rally President Stephan Condodemetraky. “The kids were great, and having them in attendance during the Robin Hood Track Day offered an interesting contrast between the girl's early-stage racing approach, versus our more experienced rally competitors. We are looking forward to working with Girls and Gears again very soon, as the Robin Hood Rally begins to build new audience momentum focused on the premise of an innovative closed public-road racing series.”

“We are enormously grateful to the Robin Hood Rally for their generous donation, and Girls and Gears will put the money to good use immediately, ” said McCutcheon. “Bobby and I are very excited to be working with Stephan and Micheal and look forward to other working meetings in the near future.”

The GUFL - G&G program will launch its 2010 schools/event season next month at the Amelia Raceway in Amelia Virginia.

About The Robin Hood Rally

The Robin Hood Rally is a reality-television, racing series founded by Stephan Condodemetraky and Emmy-winning TV Producer/Director Michael Noval (“The Amazing Race, The Discovery Channel World Championship Adventure Race.”) The series ranges from New Hampshire to Louisiana, and is based on timed speed competitions run over closed public roads. The final top-three competitors will be awarded with an impressive array of cars including a Ferrari F430 (1st), a Porsche 911 Turbo (2nd) or a Corvette Z51 Convertible (3rd). To learn more about the Robin Hood Rally experience please review our sizzle reel at ROBIN HOOD SIZZLE , and for more information please visit ROBIN HOOD RALLY

About the Gears and Girls Program

The Girls and Gears program (Gear Up For Life Corp) is a 503.1c not-for-profit youth development enterprise, in affiliation with the Girl Scouts of America. The program is headquartered in Monroe, North Carolina, with a goal of furthering female youth life experiences and diversity by leveraging the excitement and personal attraction of national sports-kart racing. To learn more contact Bobby Waltrip at RPG, or PRRACEwire.