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Maintech Partners with Bodymotion Racing at VIR

Ocean, NJ- The Bodymotion Racing #21 Porsche 997 will carry Maintech as the primary sponsor for this week's Grand Am Cup race at the VIRginia International Raceway, April 21-22. Maintech, based in Wallington, NJ, provides Information Technology Outsourcing Solutions to Fortune 1000 companies in the U.S. and Canada. With a field of over 90 entries for this Saturday's race, the Bodymotion Racing team is excited to return to the track after the long break since Daytona. Co-driver and team owner, Michael Bavaro, looks forward to returning, to the site of the team's best result from the 2005 season with sports car ace, Shawn Price.

Michael Bavaro, Co-driver and Team Owner Bodymotion Racing
"We are very proud to have a high technology company like Maintech join our racing effort. We look forward to competing at the VIR race and we know it will be a challenge with the large field of cars competing. However, we are prepared for the challenge!"

Delivering IT Service Solutions has been Maintech's only business for more than 30 years and the company has a track record of 120+ consecutive quarters of profitability. This consistent performance has enabled Maintech to continually invest in a service delivery infrastructure to meet the expectations of the most demanding clients. Maintech's ability to "spot" a winner and maintain its lead in the ever competitive technology landscape makes them an excellent addition as a new sponsor to the Bodymotion Racing Team. Maintech stands by its corporate philosophy of being reliable, being flexible and working hard to win. Maintech ensures that their clients meet their increasing performance demands. They now bring that competitive edge to the racetrack as a primary sponsor for the Bodymotion Racing Team. For more information on Maintech, visit www.maintech.com.

Frank D'Alessio, Maintech
"As an Information Technology Services provider operating in a hyper- competitive marketplace, Maintech seeks to reach successful, creative professionals who are not afraid to consider alternatives to the norm. The growing appeal and impressive demographics of the Grand American Series racing deliver that audience. Sponsoring the Bodymotion Racing Team is an exciting, new opportunity to broaden Maintech's brand recognition and to create a unifying buzz among our employees."

Shawn Price, Co-driver Bodymotion Racing
"We welcome the Maintech Company to our team; our businesses are very similar dealing with computer information technology and our goal, to be the best at what we do, is shared on and off the track."

The Grand Am Cup Series is a showcase for the latest in International and American built high-performance sports cars and sedans that are raced right off the dealer's showroom floor. The second round of the 2006 season begins Friday, April 21st ,with practice and the race is on Saturday afternoon at 3:15 pm Eastern Time. For track information, visit www.virclub.com and for series information, visit www.grandamerican.com. The race will be televised by the SPEED Channel on April 29th at 1pm Eastern Time.

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