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Donnie Clark named Media Manager

PICKERINGTON, Ohio (February 20, 2004) -- AMA Pro Racing has appointed Donnie Clark as Media Manager for the 2004 AMA Chevrolet Superbike Championship season. The announcement comes in preparation for the 63rd Daytona 200, the traditional start of ...

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PICKERINGTON, Ohio (February 20, 2004) -- AMA Pro Racing has appointed Donnie Clark as Media Manager for the 2004 AMA Chevrolet Superbike Championship season.

The announcement comes in preparation for the 63rd Daytona 200, the traditional start of the AMA Chevrolet Superbike Championship. This year's event is set for March 6, at historic Daytona International Speedway.

As Media Manager, Clark will oversee pre-event and onsite efforts with local, national and industry media. He will also work in conjunction with promoters, series sponsors, teams and riders to help promote the AMA Chevrolet Superbike Championship.

"We are looking to Donnie to help strengthen our media relationships as well as promote our series nationwide," AMA Pro Racing Vice President, Director of Communications Kerry Graeber said. "His familiarity with road racing and his knowledge of media management will help our series continue to gain recognition as the pinnacle of motorcycle road racing in the United States."

Clark brings ample motorsports and agency experience to the Media Manager role. Prior to joining AMA Pro Racing, he served as Media Manager for Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course and the Cleveland Grand Prix. Other media relations experience includes positions with two marketing communications firms and various non-profit organizations.

"My goal is to continue partnering with the media to cover and promote the AMA Chevrolet Superbike Championship," Clark said. "I really enjoy the opportunity to work with all the great athletes and their sponsors in promoting such a competitive sport."

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