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SCCA Speed World Challenge, Racer Magazine Form Partnership. TOPEKA, Kan. (March 13, 2003) -- SCCA Pro Racing and Racer Communications have formalized a partnership to help promote the SCCA Speed World Challenge Championships. The 2003 SCCA Speed ...
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SCCA Speed World Challenge, Racer Magazine Form Partnership.
TOPEKA, Kan. (March 13, 2003) -- SCCA Pro Racing and Racer Communications have formalized a partnership to help promote the SCCA Speed World Challenge Championships. The 2003 SCCA Speed World Challenge Manufacturers' Championships for both Touring Car and GT will both be presented by Racer Magazine.
"We're thrilled to have a publication as important and unique as Racer on board with the SCCA Speed World Challenge," said Garret Mudd, SCCA Vice President of Marketing. "The GT and Touring Car Championships are two of the most relevant racing series in North America to the consumer and the race fan, and Racer's involvement further confirms that."
"We're very enthusiastic about the SCCA Speed World Challenge, which is an extremely exciting series to both current and future Racer readers," said Ian Havard, Racer Communications' Publishing Director. "This is the perfect racing series for the race fan who relates the sport to the car they drive, and the car they aspire to drive. Racer has always been at the heart of real racing, and the competitiveness of the SCCA Speed World Challenge epitomizes this.
"This series is a true manufacturers' playground, and with so many of them involved, we're proud to be a part of the SCCA Speed World Challenge Manufacturers' Championships Presented by Racer Magazine," continued Havard.
The SCCA Speed World Challenge Manufacturers' Championships Presented by Racer Magazine are based on points earned at each race throughout the season. The highest-finishing car for each manufacturer earns points for their respective marque, with the highest point total at season's end in both GT and Touring Car garnering the Manufacturers' Championships Presented by Racer Magazine.
The SCCA Speed World Challenge Championships, with 15 different current-bodied cars competing, begin their 2003 seasons this week as part of the Mobil1 Twelve Hours of Sebring, March 12-14.
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