St Petersburg Qualifying

Revolution Motorsports Qualifying Notes
Hayner to start 4th, Sak to start without a qualifying time.

St. Petersburg, Fla.  February 22, 2003  Stu Hayner will start the #2 
Trenton Forging / Revolution Motorsports' Corvette in fourth for Sundays 
Trans-Am season opener in St. Petersburg, Florida. His team mate, Bobby 
Sak, will start the event from the back after a broken axle denied his 
qualifying opportunity.

"We've been chasing the front end," commented Hayner. "The areo changes 
mandated for 2003 seem to have really affected the front end of the car and 
how it reacts in high-speed corners. We're slowly getting it sorted out and 
bringing the car up-to-speed. I think we've got it good enough to be in the 
hunt on Sunday. We'll have to see what the late day track offers up in the 
way of grip."

"We've got good horsepower on the long straights and coming off the 
corners," Hayner continued. "We'll make a few more changes tonight and see 
if we can get a little more out of the handling in tomorrow's morning 
practice. I just want to be around the front in the later laps. Our cars do 
well on this type of course and we pay attention to taking care of our 
equipment. I'll focus on track position and make a run for it at the end."

Bobby Sak had practiced well enough Friday qualify in Saturday's fast 
group. Unfortunately, yesterday's broken axel and caused some hidden stress 
in the rear axle housing and the case let go just has the qualifying 
session got up to speed. Consequently, the car didn't post a lap time.

"I felt good in practice and we were really getting the car sorted out," 
said Bobby. "I'm not too worried starting at the back. I'll be able to move 
up steadily and concentrate on keeping out of trouble. I'd like to keep the 
leaders in sight and find a comfortable pace. If we can bring the car home 
in one piece and pick up a respectable top 10, I'd consider it a successful 
outing."

Sak will run his first full season of Trans-Am and compete for the 2003 
Rookie of the Year honors. He is taking over the driving duties replacing 
his father and team owner, Don Sak, in the Revolution Motorsports #10 Corvette.

Revolution fans will be able to catch all the Trans-Am Series races this 
year on SPEED. The St. Petersburg race will air February 23 at 5:30 EST. As 
an added feature, the Trenton Forging #2 Corvette will be carrying two on 
board cameras. With Stu Hayner's talent for staying in the middle of the 
action, viewers can expect some 'edge of your seat' excitement.

Revolution Motorsports in association with Trenton Forging competes as part 
of the Trans-Am Series for the BF Goodrich Tires Cup. All events are 
nationally televised on SPEED. The Trans-Am Series is the oldest form of 
American sports car racing. You can find out more at www.trans-amseries.com.

For complete driver biographies and information on Revolution Motorsports, 
please visit www.GoRevolution.com.


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