SHANE LEWIS LEADS ACEMCO FERRARI TO TOP-FIVE AT ROAD ATLANTA

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BRASELTON, Ga., June 29, 2003 – Shane Lewis led the ACEMCO Motorsports
Ferrari 360 GT Modena to its first top-five finish in the American Le Mans
Series (ALMS) at today’s Chevy Grand Prix of Atlanta. Starting seventh in GT
class, the Jupiter, Fla. resident and co-driver Andrew Davis, of Lilburn,
Georgia, drove the impeccably prepared silver and yellow ACEMCO Automotive
Ferrari under grueling temperatures and immense competition as high as
fourth before a late race fuel stop dropped the team to fifth. Lewis, who
drove the car for the last hour and forty-five minutes of the two hour and
forty-five minute timed-event, was closing on fourth place runner David
Murry when the checkered flag flew. Lewis— who less than two weeks ago had a
two-lap lead in the ACEMCO Ferrari in the 24 Hours of Le Mans before an
engine failure at half-distance— closed the 30-second margin to Murry’s
Porsche to under ten seconds in less than 15 laps at the finish.

“This is great,” enthused Lewis after the race. “The ACEMCO guys did an
awesome job and this Ferrari didn’t miss a beat all day. Andrew did a
terrific job and handed me a great car. To have led at Le Mans, then to come
here and get a top-five for the team, yeah, we’ll take that. The Porsches
were strong all day, and we knew they would be, but the crew had awesome pit
stops and the car was prepared so well we just kept at it. We had the
highest finishing Ferrari in GT and that isn’t easy with the competition out
there. I honestly believe this is the best competition in sports car racing
and to be able to run in the top-five and to leave with a fifth; I am
thrilled to death. I can’t wait to get this car to Sonoma and see what we
can do out there. After the fifth here, I am definitely California dreamin’
.”

Shane Lewis is the 1998 Professional Sports Car Racing Rising Star award
winner and is a multiple race winner in IMSA, SCCA Pro and Grand-Am
sanctioned events. He has raced in three 24 Hours of Le Mans, six 24 Hours
of Daytona, seven 12 Hours of Sebring and four Petit Le Mans. Lewis, a
regular top-five finisher in ALMS competition, has earned ALMS podium
finishes at Silverstone, the Nurburgring and Portland and is one of the few
drivers with experience in the four major classes of international sports
car racing (LMP 900, LMP 675, GTS and GT). He drives the ACEMCO Motorsports
Ferrari 360 GT Modena in the ALMS and the Nuzzo Motorsports Mini Cooper S in
Grand-Am Cup.