PROTOTYPE SPORTS CAR RACING
The Professional Prototype Sports Car Racingseason begins in February and ends in November. In between, the tour makes stops at world famous circuits.
The popularity of sports car racing continues to grow, as a loyal audience of more than 100 million dedicated fans follow the sport in the stands and through domestic and international electronic and print media coverage.

The announcement of the creation of a new Prototype Sports Car Series was perhaps the most significant factor in North American sports car racing in the last decade. Sports car racing will once again take its place as one of the world's premier auto racing formulas.
The impact and success will not only be felt in North America, but on a global basis. The world's top manufacturers will once again compete head-to-head on a full-time basis. In other words, each sports car race has added meaning. In addition to large purses and multi-million dollar incentives, the teams and drivers will compete for a full season prior to and following the 24 Hours of Le Mans in France each year. Fan and television viewer interest is certain to respond to the competition. Prototype Sports Car Racing events will feature the world's leading automobile manufacturers and many of the world's top drivers in world-class competition on the finest road racing facilities in North America.Prototype Sports Car racing boasts domestic and international media exposure unprecedented in American sports car racing. This level of exposure assures the success of all involved.

Domestic Television Exposure:Each and every race will be televised. The potential viewership: NBC - 99 Million (HH), CNBC - 66 Million (HH), ESPN - 75 Million (HH), ESPN2 - 61 Million (HH)International Television Exposure:Each race will be broadcast to more than 300 million potential households worldwide, including Europe, Asia and the Americas.Internet:Live, flag-to-flag coverage of each event is featured.Print Media:Haymarket Publishing, the largest publishing company in the United Kingdom, has recently announced the creation of an all-new monthly magazine dedicated to covering all global sports car racing, with the primary focus being the North America and the 24 Hours of Le Mans. In addition, each and every race in the series receives full coverage in a variety of motorsport publications. The total subscription base for these publications is estimated at over 25 million.