Heart Car Ready for Utah
If the following text-only file is not easily readable, particularly any tables of numbers, try enlarging this window since every line has a forced end and there is no word-wrap. Otherwise, this report will look and print better from the following PDF file: http://www.sportssystems.com/applib/PDFload.cfm?file=/email/filehost/HB277.pdf&id=BC277HB1RF301 http://www.sportssystems.com/applib/PDFload.cfm?file=/email/filehost/HB277.htm&id=BC277HB1RF301 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 38 Victory Lane - Poughkeepsie NY - 12603 www.dysonracing.com For Immediate Release Contact: Brian Wagner: 760.215.9086 wagnerindy@sbcglobal.net Heart Car Ready for Utah POUGHKEEPSIE, NY September 8, 2010 - Davy Jones and John McCutchen II successfully tested the #16 Heart Car at Monticello Motor Club in Monticello, NY last week in preparation for its inaugural race this weekend at the GRAND-AM Rolex Sports Car Series' season-finale at Miller Motorsports Park in Tooele, UT. It was the very first outing for the new Roush-Yates Ford powered Lola Daytona Prototype being run in partnership with Dyson Racing. "The car was much better than I anticipated," said McCutchen. "It is the kind of solid car that allows the driver to challenge the racecourse instead of your bravery. The faster you go, the more secure you feel. Through the high speed, 150 mph esses at Monticello, the car just danced from apex to apex. I have to compliment Lola on building a car that is so driver Click For More friendly. I got along extremely well with it." Jones added, "The test went really well. It was a delight to work with Dyson Racing - they are a team that supplies you with all the tools you need to be competitive and it showed at the test that everyone has the determination and motivation to make this new venture a success. The car felt good and had good down force, good grip and good, usable power - it all worked well. I am very much looking forward to Miller this weekend." "John and Davy settled in right away and gelled well with the team," commented Chris Dyson, Vice President and Sporting Director of Dyson Racing. "They were very methodical with their approach and Davy got up to speed right away. That is one of the reasons we like to test at Monticello: the track surface is very repeatable and consistent, allowing the drivers to get down to the job quickly and efficiently." "I have to say it was satisfying to see the car finally run at Monticello. Much work has gone into this and has only come about because of all the people who believe in our mission to fight heart disease," said McCutchen. "We have rolled out our cell phone giving campaign where anyone can text 'car' to 50555 and donate $10 to the Texas Heart Institute. We have to thank Haley-Greer, Johnson Controls, Baker Triangle, Milam & Company, Humphrey Company, Hunt Construction Group, Fisk Electric, Sherwin Williams, and Edge Eyewear. They and so many have been unwavering in their support and we could not have done it without them." "We are very pleased with the amount of publicity that Godstone Ranch has brought to our institution," said Dr. Denton Cooley, founder of the forty-five year old Texas Heart Institute. "We thank them for providing a unique way of delivering our message of hope." More information on Godstone Ranch Motorsports and the work they do, can be found at www.godstoneranchmotorsports.com. You can also follow the team at www.twitter.com/godstoneranch. #### To update your email address or to change the format of the emails you are sent, copy the following link into your browser: http://www.sportssystems.com/emformatoptions.cfm?trackingCode=BC277HB%3B1RF301%20%3B0139&userEmail=submit%40theautochannel%2Ecom This email was individually sent to you, however if you wish to unsubscribe, copy the following link into your browser: http://www.sportssystems.com/unsubscribe.cfm?trackingCode=BC277HB%3B1RF301%20%3B0139&userEmail=submit%40theautochannel%2Ecom