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PDM Racing has resigned Allied Van Lines agent, John Carter's Worldwide Moving, as a sponsor for 2001. The team is delighted to represent the leader in the Indianapolis moving industry. John Carter, Sr., President John Carter's ...

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PDM Racing has resigned Allied Van Lines agent, John Carter's Worldwide Moving, as a sponsor for 2001. The team is delighted to represent the leader in the Indianapolis moving industry.

John Carter, Sr., President John Carter's Worldwide Moving: "We are pleased to be involved again in 2001 and we are very excited about launching our "Fast Movers Club" program to stimulate National Account business. It just makes sense to be in the IRL, particularly with the Indy 500. Our sales/marketing team will do everything we can to develop new business and inspire relationships with other corporate sponsors."

John Carter's Worldwide Moving is an agent for Allied Van Lines with offices in Indianapolis, Louisville and Nashville, TN.

The team would like to acknowledge the accomplishments of partner, Leading Edge Motorsports. John Spickelmier and Leading Edge Motorsports negotiated the sponsorship in 2000 and again for 2001.

PDM has not made a final selection on this year's driver(s). We should have an update by early February.

Event News PDM is heading to sunny Phoenix, AZ. The         
team is scheduled to run rookie Scott Mayer at Phoenix      
International Raceway on Wednesday, February 7th. The test  
should provide Mayer the opportunity to take the next step  
in his driving career.                                      

Partner News RACING FOR A CAUSE - Leading Edge Motorsports and PDM Racing name Hemophilia as Official Team Charity for 2001.

PDM Racing is pleased to announce Hemophilia of Indiana as the team's designated charity for the 2001 Indy Racing Northern Light Series. The Indiana Chapter of the National Hemophilia Foundation (HII) provides support services, educational platforms and fund raising efforts for the bleeding disorder community. The race team will donate the talents of its marketing and PR staff to raise interest through the corporate and private sector. Racing events will be the focal point for these activities with the highlight being "Hemophilia Day" at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway in May.

"Our organization is excited that PDM has chosen us as their designated charity and we are eager to work with the race team to further our cause," said Steve Bassett, Executive Director of Hemophilia of Indiana. "With the worldwide reach of the Indy Racing League, our efforts and fund raising abilities are taken to the highest level of notoriety."

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