PRI Show News 2011 Show Newsletter : Page 2

 Representatives of professional race teams got the chance to catch up with the lat-est advances in chassis tuning in the seminar, “Advanced Vehicle D y na m i cs & D a t a Acquisition,” presented by Claude Rouelle, of OptimumG.  Attendees came from throughout the US, as well as Singapore, Europe, Sweden, Norway, the UK, Argentina and Chile to attended the Professional Circuit Owners & Operators Convention, organized to inform race owners and promoters how to boost the front gate, increase revenues and expand proﬁ ts. No less than six major events ran in conjunction with the PRI Trade Show beginning on Monday of Race Industry Week 2011. All were well attended by racing busi-ness professionals. Altogether, the week of the PRI Trade Show featured over 35 conferences, seminars, social gath-ering and other events, including the following: • Advanced Engineering Technology Conference (AETC) • Claude Rouelle’s OptimumG Advanced Vehicle Dynamics Seminar • Professional Motorsports Circuit Owners and Operators Convention • International Council of Motorsport Sciences (ICMS) Annual Congress • PRI Industry Roundtable • EFI University Training Course on EFI in Racing Applications These events bring hundreds of racing professionals from throughout the US, and from around the world, to Orlando before the start of the PRI Trade Show. The AETC is the oldest and most respected race engine technical seminar, attended each year by hundreds of race engine builders. Attendees came from throughout the US, as well as Singapore, Europe, Sweden, Norway, the UK, Argentina and Chile to attended the Professional Owners & Operators Convention, organized to inform race owners and promot-ers how to boost the front gate, increase revenues and expand proﬁ ts. The ICMS is the most prestigious race safety organi-zation in the world, with surgeons, medical experts, race EVENTS ARE WELL ATTENDED AT RACE INDUSTRY WEEK 2011 track emergency personnel and others attending the annual Congress from 10 countries. Here’s what organizers and participants had to say: “ It’s been extremely positive. Every year continues to get stron-ger with the promotion of PRI. Our attendance is up from last year...The PRI Show is on the radar for everybody and it helps us promote the event. ” Brian Reese, AETC as a huge tool. I ﬁ nd it very useful—getting together with your peers in the industry. ” Gill Campbell, CEO of Mazda Raceway, Laguna Seca “ I see the Professional Motorsport Circuit Owners Convention “ The ICMS-PRI marriage is a huge success. Our people really enjoyed the Show and being able to attend both. ” Jon Potter, ICMS  The ICMS is the most prestigious race safety organization in the world, with surgeons, medical experts, race track emer-gency personnel and others attending the annual Congress from 10 countries. The ICMS Curriculum Committee is comprised of Drs. Hugh Scully (Chair), Richard Jennings, Steve Olvey, Terry Trammell, and Denese Meeks. “ We have a terriﬁ c mix of people here. We have people from the automotive industry, from the tire industry, from race teams… GT cars, NASCAR truck, Formula Student, open wheel racers and even a professor from a university. ” Claude Rouelle, OptimumG, Vehicle Dynamics Seminar “THE GOOD THING ABOUT THE INDUSTRY ROUNDTABLE IS THE PEOPLE YOU’RE TALKING TO GET IT. THEY’RE ALL RACERS.” Robin Miller, SPEED TV Reporter  Hundreds of racing industry professionals arrived early in Orlando for the start of Race Industry Week 2011, featuring such events as the Advanced Engineering Technology Conference, racing’s oldest and most respected race engine technology conference.  Jeff Hammond, TV race commentator and former NASCAR crew chief great, moderated the two-hour Industry Roundtable on Wednesday afternoon, the day before the exhibit aisles opened to the PRI Trade Show. A stellar panel discussed a wide variety of issues critical in the business of racing today.

Events Are Well Attended At Race Industry Week 2011

No less than six major events ran in conjunction with the PRI Trade Show beginning on Monday of Race Industry Week 2011. All were well attended by racing business professionals. Altogether, the week of the PRI Trade Show featured over 35 conferences, seminars, social gathering and other events, including the following: • Advanced Engineering Technology Conference (AETC) • Claude Rouelle’s OptimumG Advanced Vehicle Dynamics Seminar • Professional Motorsports Circuit Owners and Operators Convention • International Council of Motorsport Sciences (ICMS) Annual Congress • PRI Industry Roundtable • EFI University Training Course on EFI in Racing Applications These events bring hundreds of racing professionals from throughout the US, and from around the world, to Orlando before the start of the PRI Trade Show. The AETC is the oldest and most respected race engine technical seminar, attended each year by hundreds of race engine builders. Attendees came from throughout the US, as well as Singapore, Europe, Sweden, Norway, the UK, Argentina and Chile to attended the Professional Owners & Operators Convention, organized to inform race owners and promoters how to boost the front gate, increase revenues and expand profits. The ICMS is the most prestigious race safety organization in the world, with surgeons, medical experts, race Track emergency personnel and others attending the annual Congress from 10 countries. Here’s what organizers and participants had to say: “It’s been extremely positive. Every year continues to get stronger with the promotion of PRI. Our attendance is up from last year...The PRI Show is on the radar for everybody and it helps us promote the event.” Brian Reese, AETC “I see the Professional Motorsport Circuit Owners Convention as a huge tool. I fi nd it very useful—getting together with your peers in the industry.” Gill Campbell, CEO of Mazda Raceway, Laguna Seca “The ICMS-PRI marriage is a huge success. Our people really enjoyed the Show and being able to attend both.” Jon Potter, ICMS “We have a terrifi c mix of people here. We have people from the automotive industry, from the tire industry, from race teams… GT cars, NASCAR truck, Formula Student, open wheel racers and even a professor from a university.” Claude Rouelle, OptimumG, Vehicle Dynamics Seminar THE GOOD THING ABOUT THE INDUSTRY ROUNDTABLE IS THE PEOPLE YOU’RE TALKING TO GET IT. THEY’RE ALL RACERS.” Robin Miller, SPEED TV Reporter

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