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Alex Job/Petersen pre-race notes
LE MANS, France -- June 14, 2003 -- All three drivers of the No. 93 mail2web.com, Alex Job Racing -- Petersen Motorsports/White Lightning Racing Porsche got ample sleep last night and are well rested and ready to take on the 24 Heures du Mans ...
Published: Jun 14, 2003, 3:41 PM
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LE MANS, France -- June 14, 2003 -- All three drivers of the No. 93 mail2web.com, Alex Job Racing -- Petersen Motorsports/White Lightning Racing Porsche got ample sleep last night and are well rested and ready to take on the 24 Heures du Mans this afternoon. The No. 93 racing machine will start on the LM GT pole at the legendary endurance race. The team will rely on its machinery, well-organized team, efficient pit stops and an experienced driver line up in hopes of capturing a Le Mans victory during the team's first experience at Le Mans.
Lucas Luhr , No. 93 mail2web.com, AJR -- Petersen Motorsports/White Lightning Porsche GT3 RS:
"I am ready to go, now we just have to wait. I always like driving here, and the festivities surrounding the race are amazing. I drive at many tracks, but this event is one of the best."
Sascha Maassen , No. 93 mail2web.com, AJR -- Petersen Motorsports/White Lightning Porsche GT3 RS:
"I feel ready, despite the fact that it's really find tonight's track condition with the actual race. Everyone is saying it may rain which will make the start of the race interesting."
Emmanuel Collard , No. 93 mail2web.com, AJR -- Petersen Motorsports/White Lightning Porsche GT3 RS:
"I like driving with this team. I like the Porsche and the team is good to work with. Regardless of how good the track is right now it's not likely to be like that for the entire 24 hours. I can't wait to start."
The distinctive alliance of Alex Job Racing with Petersen Motorsports/ White Lightning Racing is a cooperative effort with members of both Alex Job Racing and Petersen /White Lighting preparing and crewing the car. While rivals in the GT-class of the ALMS, the two have joined to create a formidable team to compete at the prestigious endurance race. Neither team has competed at Le Mans before. Michael Petersen is the car owner while Alex Job acts as entrant and manager. Dale White is the program manager for the operation.
To learn more about Alex Job Racing, visit www.alexjobracing.com. To learn more about Petersen Motorsports/White Lightning, visit www.petersenmotorsports.com.
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