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PAPIS PADS RESUME WITH BRICKYARD START; POCONO ON DECK

Player Management International Media Release

Indianapolis, IN (July 25, 2010) – It is not a secret that Max Papis is considered to be one of the top racecar drivers in the world, boasting a resume that consists of the most prestigious racing events globally.  This weekend, Papis was looking to add the Brickyard 400 to that list.  
 
A year ago, a dejected Papis departed Indianapolis Motor Speedway just shy of qualifying for his first NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race at the famed Brickyard.  From the time his #13 GEICO Toyota Camry was unloaded this weekend, everyone knew that this year would tell a different tale.  Papis and the Gecko immediately established their presence in the opening practice session when they shot straight to the top of the speed charts and sat third, behind only Juan Pablo Montoya and Jimmy Johnson.(complete release)

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PAUL TRACY LEADS 4-CAR TOP TEN EDMONTON RUN
FOR KV RACING TECHNOLOGY SUNDAY

Tracy Takes 6th, Moraes 7th, Viso 8th and Sato 9th
KV Racing Press Release

        EDMONTON, Alta., Canada (July 25, 2010) —  Paul Tracy led a four-driver Top Ten performance for KV Racing Technology Sunday on the rough tarmac at the City Centre Airport before an enthusiastic racing crowd at the Honda Indy Edmonton.

        Tracy, the oldest driver in the field at age 41, had the crowd on their feet throughout the 95-lap feature with the No. 15 Honda Canada—Make A Wish—Motegi Wheels—KV Racing Technology Honda/Dallara/Firestone entry with a solid sixth place finish.  Starting from his 15th position, Tracy kept his aggressive reputation by passing five drivers in the first two laps and ran as high as fifth before taking his second consecutive sixth spot in the Alberta city. (complete release)

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PAUL TRACY PUMPED TO RETURN TO EDMONTON THIS WEEKEND; TORONTO FINISH HAS CANADIAN STAR READY FOR HONDA INDY EDMONTON  

Moraes, Viso and Sato Join Tracy In 4-car KV Racing Technology Effort
KV Racing Press Release

        EDMONTON, Alta., Canada (July 21, 2010) —  Paul Tracy said his No. 15 Honda Canada-Make A Wish-Motegi Racing KV Racing Technology Honda/Dallara/Firestone entry “came alive” in the second half of last Sunday’s Honda Indy Toronto.

        Now, Tracy is pumped up to get back in the car’s cockpit this weekend (July 23-25) for the Honda Indy Edmonton in the 1.96-mile, 3.17-km, 14-turn temporary circuit on the City Centre Airport.(complete release)

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