Still Time To Win Smoke's Camaro

Limited Number of Tickets Remain for Aug. 30 Tony Stewart Foundation Raffle

Grand Prize: A Customized 2010 Chevrolet Camaro 2SS by Unique Autosports

KANNAPOLIS, Aug. 21, 2010: A limited number of tickets are still available for a chance to win “Smoke’s Camaro” – a 2010 Chevrolet Camaro 2SS customized by Will Castro and Unique Autosports of Miami – as well as an all-expenses-paid trip to Stewart-Haas Racing headquarters and a personal VIP meet-and-greet with driver-owner Tony Stewart. The “Smoke’s Camaro” raffle will be held Monday, Aug. 30, with proceeds benefitting the Tony Stewart Foundation.

The 2010 Camaro 2SS, featured recently on the Unique Whips cable television series, is valued at $36,000 and has been customized by Will Castro and his staff at Unique. Among the enhancements: 22-inch strut wheels, Pirelli tires and Baer brakes; strut grille; performance by K&N with state-of-the-art filter and intake system to boost power of the 400-horsepower Chevy powerplant; Borla exhaust system for a throaty roar; Eibach suspension; Spies Hecker paint (Summit White) on a Glam Effect body kit by Classic Design Concepts; smoked tail lamps and tinted windows; Roadwire leather interior for added comfort and style; and JL Audio equipment.

Tickets are priced at $50 for one, $75 for two, or $100 for three and are exclusively available online at www.SmokesCamaro.com or www.TonyStewartFoundation.org. Only 5,000 tickets will be sold.

In addition to the grand prize drawing, an additional 14 prize winners will also be drawn on Aug. 30 for a variety of Tony Stewart autographed memorabilia valued at $50 to $225 per item.

Stewart will personally hand over the keys to the grand prize winner in an all-expenses-paid meet-and-greet with the two-time NASCAR Sprint Cup Series champion at Stewart-Haas Racing. The Tony Stewart Foundation will handle delivery of the 2010 Camaro 2SS to the winner’s home.

The Tony Stewart Foundation and its grant program serves children, animals and injured drivers. Since 2004, the Foundation has awarded $4.5 million to charitable organizations including Victory Junction Gang Camp, Indiana Canine Assistant Network, Camp Riley/Riley Hospital for Children, various greyhound rescue groups, a variety of camps serving special needs children, a variety of animal rescue groups, the Sam Schmidt Paralysis Foundation, the USAC Benevolent Fund and more.

For more information on the raffle, including photos of the 2010 Camaro 2SS and how to buy ticket, visit www.SmokesCamaro.com, or www.TonyStewartFoundation.org.