Ferrari racing team Level 5 Motorsports celebrates Ferrari motor company’s 60th year in the United States with a first place victory in the GTD class.

Madison, WI -- (ReleaseWire) -- 02/09/2015 -- Level 5 Motorsports raced to victory in the 52nd annual Rolex 24 at Daytona endurace race, running the number 555 Ferrari 458 Italia GT3. The race marked the opening of the TUDOR United SportsCar Championship. Level 5 drivers for the race included Scott Tucker, Bill Sweedler, Townsend Bell, Alessandro Pier Guidi, and Jeff Segal.

The team's No. 555 Ferrari 458 Italia GT3 competed in the GT Daytona class, a competitive division with 29 entries. The Level 5 Ferrari led the race for the majority of the 24 hours, but gave up a significant portion of the team's lead late in the race due to a series of yellow flags that gave competitors an easy way to close the gap.

The victory is one of many in Level 5 Motorsports long time relationship with Ferrari. Team principal and ten-time national driving champion Scott Tucker has won over 101 races, many of them in Ferraris. After the Rolex 24 at Daytona endurance race, Tucker returned to race in the North American Ferrari Challenge Series.

About Level 5 Motorsports
Level 5 Motorsports, founded in 2006, races Ferraris in championships across the globe. The team has competed in many endurance races, including the 24 Hours of Daytona, Petit Le Mans, and 12 Hours of Sebring.

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The 52nd annual Rolex 24 at Daytona ends in a first place finish for Level 5 Motorsports.

Madison, WI -- (ReleaseWire) -- 02/06/2015 -- Level 5 Motorsports raced to victory in the 52nd annual Rolex 24 at Daytona endurance race, running the number 555 Ferrari 458 Italia GT3. The race marked the opening of the TUDOR United SportsCar Championship. Level 5 drivers for the race included Scott Tucker, Bill Sweedler, Townsend Bell, Alessandro Pier Guidi, and Jeff Segal.

The team's No. 555 Ferrari 458 Italia GT3 competed in the GT Daytona class, a competitive division with 29 entries. The Level 5 Ferrariled the race for the majority of the 24 hours, but gave up a significant portion of the team's lead late in the race due to a series of yellow flags that gave competitors an easy way to close the gap.

The victory is one of many in Level 5 Motorsports long time relationship with Ferrari. Team principal and ten-time national driving champion Scott Tucker has won over 101 races, many of them in Ferraris. After the Rolex 24 at Daytona endurance race, Tucker returned to race in the North American Ferrari Challenge Series.

About Level 5 Motorsports
Level 5 Motorsports, founded in 2006, races Ferraris in championships across the globe. The team has competed in many endurance races, including the 24 Hours of Daytona, Petit Le Mans, and 12 Hours of Sebring.

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Former Level 5 Motorsports driver Ryan Briscoe confirmed to drive for Corvette in the 2015 24 Hours of Le Mans endurance race.

Madison, WI -- (ReleaseWire) -- 02/06/2015 -- Ryan Briscoe, who drove for Level 5 Motorsports in the 2013 24 Hours of Le Mans endurance race was recently confirmed to participate in Corvette's Le Mans program. Briscoe in contractually obligated to represent Corvette in four endurance races this season, but his involvement in the Le Mans race was only recently made certain. In addition to the upcoming race in Le Mans, Briscoe is expected to also drive for Corvette in the Rolex 24 at Daytona, 12 Hours of Sebring, the Petit Le Mans at Road Atlanta.

The 2015 24 Hours of Le Mans endurance race will take place in Le Mans, France, on June 13th and 14th. The race will be Briscoe's second appearance at Le Mans, following his 2014 race with Level 5 Motorsports. In addition to participating in endurance events, Briscoe will also race in several IndyCar events in 2015, and potentially the Indianapolis 500.

Team members of Level 5 Motorsports proudly support former team member Ryan Briscoe in his second showing in the 24 Hour Le Mans. During his time with Level 5 Motorsports, Briscoe conributed much appreciated talent and professionalism to the Level 5 family.

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Level 5 Motorsports Driver Jeff Segal Helps Prepare Boardwalk Ferrari For Ferrari Challenge North America

Plano, TX -- (ReleaseWire) -- 01/19/2015 -- Jeff Segal, a driver for Level 5 Motorsports, visited the Boardwalk Ferrari racing team to help prepare the group for a race that is part of the Ferrari Challenge North America. The annual race takes place at the Circuit of The Americas, and is part of a larger group of Ferrari Challenge races that take place throughout the United States and Canada.

Segal and company ran tests at the venue to ensure the Ferraris will be up to the challenge presented by the racing circuit, and particularly at the Circuit of The Americas race track. Using the actual Circuit of the Americas venue was a crucial part of preparing for the race.

"Now we can be confident that our starting setups should provide the fast and consistent racecars that the drivers need to get up to speed in the short time available," said Segal.

The North American Ferrari Challenge circuit races several times throughout the year. Level 5 Motorsports has participated in several Ferrari Challenge races, as well as many well-known endurance races such as the Petit Le Mans, 12 Hours of Sebring, and the 24 Hours of Daytona. The group won the Ferrari class of the 24 Hours of Daytona, after racing with a team of five drivers for an entire day.

The Boardwalk Ferrari racing team is sponsored by Boardwalk Ferrari, a Plano, Texas Ferrari dealership that has served the Dallas-Fort Worth area for more than a decade.

About Jeff Segal
Jeff Segal is a 29 year old race driver, and was the youngest person to win the Ferrari Challenge at age 17. Segal won the 2014 24 Hours of Daytona with Level 5 Motorsports team. Segal's racing experience is a resource for other race teams and Ferrari owners who use Segal as a driver coach as they train for the world of racing.

By Zanjo Loeny

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Drivers Jeff Segal and Alessandro Pier Guidi raced for Level 5 Motorsports in “Six Hours of Bahrain,” a FIA World Endurance Championship race.

Madison, WI -- (ReleaseWire) -- 01/19/2015 -- Level 5 Motorsports sent a team of two drivers to Bahrain to compete in a Federation Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA) World Endurance Championship Race. The "Six Hours of Bahrain," which takes place at the Bahrain International Circuit, find racers competing for six long hours to take home a championship title.

The "Six Hours of Bahrain" is characterized by intense heat, long driving hours in both daytime and night, and a sandy environment. Each of these elements added to the challenge posed by the race. The two drivers, Jeff Segal and Alessandro Pier Guidi, have previously worked together at the Rolex 24.

"This is a challenging race, where we have to push and push for hours, so it's important to share it with a driver who really gets you and the car," said driver Jeff Segall of his co-driver. "We work very well together because we seem to approach the event and the driving in a similar, analytical way. I have total confidence that we are looking for the same setup for the car, which is really helpful when we don't have much practice time to get everything figured out prior to the race."

Segal raced at speeds of more than 161 miles per hour, and placed 23rd in the race, crossing the finish line at six hours and one minute. Segal has started in three World Endurance Championship races, most recently adding the "Six Hours of Bahrain" to his list.

About Level 5 Motorsports
Level 5 Motorsports, founded in 2006, races Ferraris in championships across the globe. The team has competed in many endurance races, including the 24 Hours of Daytona, Petit Le Mans, and 12 Hours of Sebring.

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Level 5 Motorsports is proud to announce the addition of Jeannie Young to racing team. Young’s grandfather, Bryan Young, retired from the team in 1999.

Madison, WI -- (ReleaseWire) -- 12/18/2014 -- Level 5 Motorsports, a racing team that participates in United SportsCar Championship and Ferrari Challenge each year, has added 21-year old Jeannie Young to the team. Level 5 Motorsports sponsored some of Young's amateur races over the last four years. Young will be training under more experienced drivers before she makes her pro debut sometime in 2015.

"We couldn't be more excited to bring a member of the Young family back into the fold," says team manager Michael Owens. "Jeannie has really made a name for herself in the amateur racing scene in Toledo, and I know she's going to be a huge addition to our pro team."

Young, who picked up racing as a young girl due to her grandfather's influence, has competed in several autocross races throughout Ohio and Pennsylvania. Throughout high school, Young completed several driving clinics and raced in amateur drag races each weekend.

"I knew from a very young age that this is what I wanted to do," said Young. "I love speed, I love the noise of the track, and I love being on a team that has a strong tie to my family. Now Level 5 Motorsports is a Young family tradition. I couldn't be happier – and neither could my grandparents."

Young will be working with Level 5 Motorsports designers to build a custom car, and will work towards qualifying speeds throughout winter and spring. She will represent Level 5 Motorsports in a number of smaller contests throughout the Midwest and East Coast.

"I hope I can help make a difference in the lives of girls," added Young. "Racing is not quite the first sport you think of for women, and I think that can change. I am meeting more and more little girls at events who want to do more than just be cheerleaders – that gives me plenty of hope for racing, especially when I see them at demolition derbies."

About Level 5 Motorsports
Level 5 Motorsports is proud to support children's sports groups, local police and fire departments, as well as young racers such as Jeannie Young.

By Andres Moreno

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As Level 5 Motorsports expands into the Ferrari GTD class, Scott Tucker recruits Bill Sweedler to drive the No. 555 Ferrari 458 Italia GT3.

Madison, WI -- (SBWIRE) -- 05/12/2014 -- Level 5 Motorsports recently announced the addition of driver Bill Sweedler to join Scott Tucker in driving responsibilities for the No. 555 Ferrari 458 Italia GT3 in the Ferrari GTD class of the new TUDOR United SportsCar Championship.

Before Bill Sweedler joined the team, he and Scott Tucker had a pre-existing relationship from many years of competition in the American Le Mans Series. Sweedler was able to transition to the Level 5 Motorsports team without missing a step.

Scott Tucker commented on the process of bringing Bill Sweedler on board with Level 5 Motorsports.

"We're excited to welcome Bill and Townsend to Level 5 Motorsports," Tucker said. "Bill and I have raced together in the ALMS for several years. We're like minded and we made the deal with a single phone call. With the merging of the series, we thought this was the right time to start our customer program and we couldn't be more pleased to have Bill on board as part of our expansion into GTD."

Bill Sweedler began racing in the American Le Mans series in 2009, when he drove the Porsche 911 GT3 Cup car. In 2010 he won the Founder's Cup award and claimed a victory for Fresh From Florida in the 2012 Mobil 1 Twelve Hours of Sebring endurance race.

In addition to his relationship with Scott Tucker, Sweedler is also well acquainted with Level 5 Motorsports other new driver, Townsend Bell. Bill Sweedler and Townsend Bell have been teammates since 2012, driving together in the ALMS GT class.

Sweedler provided comment on his future with Scott Tucker and Level 5 Motorsports.

"It's a great opportunity to join Level 5 for this year," said Sweedler. "Having watched Scott build a world-class organization over the last four years, there's no other team in the paddock that has the level of investment, technology and people as Level 5 has. I'm extremely excited to see what this year will bring."

By Lisa Paul

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Following an increase in production, AMG Services Packaging and Paper Company brought it's profits to $12.2 million, tripling earlier quarters.

Madison, WI -- (ReleaseWire) -- 10/08/2013 -- A recent report in the Jamaica Gleaner reveals that packaging and paper company AMG Services recently tripled it's quarterly profits, reaching $12.2 million dollars in profits thanks to an increase in production capabilities. The company acquired an additional 10,000 square feet of space that brings the size of it's Kingston factory and plant facilities to 30,000 square feet. The additional capacity lead to a 24 per cent increase in production, according to the AMG Services general manager Micheal Chin.

The recent article in the Jamaica Gleaner reports that AMG brought it's six month revenue to surpass $204 million, with a profit of $29.6 million. In addition, the expanded warehouse space added $62.9 million in fixed assets to the company.

General manager Micheal Chin stated in the recent report that the new warehouse space lead to increased profits by increasing efficiency and decreasing losses through damages. Chin cited the case of bay and forklifts that can now be used to unload containers in minutes by one operator, as opposed to previous configurations that required four or five operators.

According to the Jamaica Gleaner, AMG Services is currently operating at 60% capacity with two shifts, but the company intends to begin running a third shift by the end of 2013. AMG Services Packaging was founded in 2005 and was brought public in 2011. Originally the company serviced 20 clients and now has over 500 clients. The company claims to have 40% of the corrugated cardboard market, and is working on plans to move into paper products, including paper towels and napkins.

About AMG
AMG Services is a rapidly growing supplier of corrugated, packaging and paper products based in Kingston, Jamaica. AMG Services provides corrugated products to nearly half of the world market.

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Scott Tucker and Level 5 Motorsports are competing this weekend in the 3rd round of the 2012 American Le Mans Series. Tucker will be aiming for his 3rd successive win of the season in the P2 class. He’ll also be aiming to claim victory at the Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca for the 3rd consecutive year.

Madison, WI -- (SBWIRE) -- 05/21/2012 -- Scott Tucker and Level 5 Motorsports may be in the final stages of preparation for the third round of the American Le Mans Series presented by Tequila Patron, but the objective has long been set: victory in the P2 class for a third consecutive year at Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca and a third win from three races in the 2012 ALMS season.

As already announced, Tucker — a five-time national driving champion from Leawood, Kan. — will share driving duties in Level 5's pair of HPD ARX-03b entries by F1 and Team Peugeot Total driver Franck Montagny, from Grandvaud, France. The two will be joined by regulars Luis Diaz, from Mexico City, Mexico, in the No. 95 and Christophe Bouchut, from Voiron, France, in the No. 055.

The six-hour race into the darkness will not only provide the team with that opportunity, but it will also be a perfect run up to next month's ultimate endurance racing test, the 24 Hours of Le Mans in France. The week following the California race presents team manager David Stone and his personnel with as great a logistical challenge as any faced throughout a season of racing throughout North America.

Tucker will be a busy man over the weekend as, in addition to his ALMS commitments, he will also be campaigning a Level 5 Motorsports Porsche GT3 Cup car in the 32-entry IMSA GT3 Challenge by Yokohama and racing in the Cooper Tires Prototype Lites series. He says of the coming weekend: "Track time and knowledge is important for every venue, but even more so for Laguna Seca. It's one of those courses that can make you smile to yourself inside your helmet when you get the perfect lap, and practice makes perfect. It's going to be great having Franck along with us to add to our driver line up, and I'm confident of a successful weekend."

Built on a former US Army base, the 2.238 mile Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca road course on the Monterey Peninsula, California, is challenging for drivers and engineers alike with its 11 turns and many ups and downs. The famous Corkscrew turn, a steep drop away over a blind 90-degree left-hand bend that immediately sweeps away to the right, is one of the highlights here and is an awesome place for spectators to watch the action.

Stone recognizes the multiple challenges the track can present: "The track is notoriously slippery due to the sand surrounding the asphalt, which is often either blown on or brought onto the track by another car. You can be having an inch-perfect race but get caught up in the fall-out from someone else's misfortune which can change your race or strategy in an instant. A fast lap here takes every ounce of skill that a driver possesses and, as always with endurance racing, staying out of trouble is key to success."

Level 5 Motorsports and Tucker have had great success at Laguna Seca in 2010 and 2011, winning the PC and P2 classes respectively, and finishing fourth overall in last year's six-hour enduro. That event marked the first running by Level 5 of the HPD ARX-01b, and both the team and the car performed flawlessly throughout the weekend.

With Honda Performance Development and the team both working hard to continually enhance the performance and endurance reliability of the HPD ARX-03b Honda, there is little doubt that Level 5 will go into the event as hot favorites.

The American Le Mans Monterey presented by Patron is set for 1:30 p.m. PT on Saturday, May 12, from the 2.238-mile Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca. ESPN2 airs the race at 5 p.m. ET on Sunday, May 13. Live coverage is available starting at 4:15 p.m. ET on ESPN3.

About Level 5
Level 5 Motorsports has fielded successful entries in GT and Prototype classes in the American Le Mans Series, GRAND-AM Rolex Sports Car Series, Ferrari Challenge Series, Cooper Tires Prototype Lites, IMSA GT3 Cup and the Sports Car Club of America since 2008. The team has competed throughout North America and Europe, extensively in France and Spain. Team owner and driver Scott Tucker has earned five national championships and has more than 100 podium finishes and 75 victories in his driving career. Level 5 is based in Madison, Wisconsin.

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Madison, WI -- (SBWIRE) -- 05/17/2012 -- Scott Tucker and Christophe Bouchut last week secured their second successive win of the new season. Long Beach, CA. was the setting for the second round of the 2012 Tequila Patron American Le Mans Series. Tucker and Bouchut claimed victory in the P2 category. The Level 5 Motorsports driving duo triumphed in a drama filled 2-hour endurance race around the streets of Long Beach. Some inclement weather in California meant that race organizers were forced to cancel Friday's ALMS qualifying session, this wasn't all bad news for the Level 5 team as it meant that the starting grid order would be decided based on the current 2012 ALMS championship points standings.

After their victory in the opening race of the season in the 12 Hours of Sebring this meant that Tucker and Bouchut's #055 HPD-ARX03b car started the race in pole position for the p2 category. Despite that fact that the Level 5 team started in such a good position they suffered some really bad luck when hit from behind by a GT category car after about 20 minutes of the race. With Tucker at the wheel the #055 car spun and as a result lost some valuable time. The drama didn't deter Tucker and he recovered really well moving his way up through the field in fine fashion before stopping for a routine refueling and driver swap pit stop.

When the veteran Frenchman Christophe Bouchut took over driving duties after an hour of the race he showed all of his vast experience by swiftly moving the car into 2nd position in the P2 category. Bouchut never let Conquest Endurance's #37 Morgan-Nissan car driven by British driver Martin Plowman out of his sights and eventually took the lead when the #37 made an refueling pit stop with just 6 minutes left to race. It seemed that the Level 5 Motorsport team had managed to conserve some fuel and this was a major contributing factor as Bouchut held on to secure the P2 category win for level 5 Motorsports.

This was the second successive win for Tucker and Bouchut this season and it helped them open up a significant lead in the championship points standings. After winning the P2 championship in 2011 they have made a great start to the defense of title so far this season. Tucker and Bouchut will be looking to further increase their points lead in Monterey in May when the 3rd round of the 2012 Tequila Patron American Le Mans Series stops at the Laguna Seca raceway.

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Madison, WI -- (SBWIRE) -- 04/10/2012 -- Racing car champion Scott Tucker is loaning some help to youngsters by launching a new project for teens to pledge to stay on the right course by avoiding drugs and alcohol. By promising to stay on the right track, teenagers will have the opportunity to drive on a real race track. Teenagers who want to make a difference can lend a helping to other youngsters in their community and go ahead and take Tucker Champion's Pledge against drugs and alcohol.

Scott Tucker's Champion's Pledge provides youths with the strategies to learn that the secret to living a drug and alcohol-free life is easier with education and knowledge. The idea is that if teenagers can educate themselves they'll be in a position to lend some much needed assistance and help others so they can steer clear of the dangerous effects of drug and alcohol abuse. Scott Tucker is committed to lending youths an opportunity they wouldn't otherwise have.

By taking the Tucker Champion's Pledge, teenagers can sign up to attend the Performance Driving School courtesy of successful motor racing driver Scott Tucker. The Performance Driving School puts racing fans right in the center of the action, with the opportunity for qualified participants to drive around a real, 1-mile NASCAR speedway at Walt Disney World. The track was constructed in 1995 for the Izod IndyCar Series and is now the exclusive, year-round home of the Performance Driving School. Whizzing around the track in a 600 horse power sports car is as close to finding yourself in a genuine race as it gets! For those who would rather ride shotgun, specialized instructors can whizz teens who have taken the pledge for a three lap ride at up to 120 miles-per-hour.

Level 5 Motorsports owner and driver Scott Tucker is one of racing's best drivers, Level 5 competes in the Rolex Sports Car Series, American Le Mans Series and Intercontinental Le Mans Cup. Scott Tucker has demonstrated that racecar driving isn't reckless, but it is incredibly exciting. In the same way, reaching your dreams through working hard, discipline and passion is more exciting and rewarding than giving in to drugs and alcohol. By taking the Tucker Champion's Pledge, teens can make a difference in their community and can loan a lending hand to other people who could use a little help.

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Madison, WI -- (SBWIRE) -- 04/09/2012 -- Scott Tucker's Level 5 Motorsports Team have launched a Development Team which is lending promising young motorsports champions of tomorrow a helping hand on their way to the top. The Development Team is lending promising young racers the opportunity to develop their skills by lending both racing advice and much needed sponsorship funds. An integral part of the Development Team's focus is maintaining a healthy balance between racing, education and maintaining a positive attitude.

Scott Tucker's Level 5 Motorsports Development Team have already been lending a helping hand to one such star of the future, 9 year old Dustin Renteria, from Hollister, Ca. Dustin began his motocross career when he was just 6 years old and has been winning races and collecting podium finishes ever since. As Dustin starts the 2012 motocross season, he will be hoping to add to his already impressive 76 1st place finishes.

Scott Tucker's Development Team is fully committed to ensuring that the youngsters invited to join the Level 5 Motorsports Development Team do not compromise their education in any way whatsoever as their quest to reach the pinnacle of motorsports. Many promising young racers miss out on a normal school life when their parents decide that home schooling is the best route forward in order to fulfill their ambition of making it to the professional ranks. Intensive travel and practice schedules can have a severely negative impact on a youngsters childhood and Scott Tucker's aim with the Level 5 Motorsports Development Team is to strike a healthy balance between gaining racing experience and maintaining a positive attitude towards education.

By lending a helping hand to the potential motorsports stars of tomorrow, Scott Tucker will also be able to pass on some of his extensive driving experience that will no doubt be invaluable to the young drivers who are lucky enough to be invited to be a part of the Level 5 Motorsports Development Team. If the youngsters involved in the Development Team can borrow some of Scott Tucker's calm and positive attitude no matter where they finish the race they will definitely be on the road to success, not just in motorsports but in every part of their life.

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Madison, WI -- (SBWIRE) -- 04/09/2012 -- The Scott Tucker owned Level 5 Motorsports team are lending a helping hand to young drivers aiming to make their mark in racing through a new development program. The level 5 Motorsports Development Team has been launched in order to help give promising young drivers a better chance of realizing their dreams of making it to the pinnacle of the motorsports world. After having their undoubted talent spotted by Scott Tucker himself several aspiring young stars of tomorrow are already reaping the rewards that the experience and knowledge of a successful racing team can bring into their lives. The Level 5 Motorsports Development Program doesn't just lend a hand when it comes to passing on vital experience and knowledge.

Scott Tucker's Development Program also offers much needed sponsorship funds that are vital for both travel expenses and mechanical maintenance costs. The area of the program that is seen as the most important by Scott Tucker and Level 5 is the subject of education and a keeping a positive attitude. At such a crucial time in the lives of these young drivers one thing that can often be overlooked by eager parents is the healthy balance between education and racing. The program prides itself on striking the right balance between doing all it can to assist young drivers in their quest to succeed in racing, but also the necessity to not neglect any area of their academic education.

The one area in which Scott Tucker can really lend his vast experience to young drivers is undoubtedly in maintaining a positive attitude at all times. For the youngsters involved in the Development Program competing in motorsports at such a high level and striking the correct balance between practice, schoolwork and racing can be quite a challenge. Thanks to Scott Tucker's ability to always remain upbeat, positive, and extremely accessible to the media, the young drivers involved in the Development Program are also learning that the ability to maintain a positive attitude at all times can make a huge impact in their personal and professional development.

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Madison, WI -- (SBWIRE) -- 04/09/2012 -- Five-time Sports Car Club of America National Champion Scott Tucker has recently launched a brand new educational program aimed to lending youngsters a helping hand when it comes to being more aware of the dangers that drugs and alcohol can cause. The Scott Tucker Champion's pledge to stay on the right track is aimed towards lending teenagers a hand to realize they can achieve their goals and make a difference without the need to use drugs or alcohol.

By signing up to take Scott Tucker's pledge teenagers can sign up to attend the Performance Driving School courtesy of Scott Tucker himself. The Performance Driving School is a real 1 mile NASCAR speedway at Walt Disney World in Orlando, Fla. Qualified teenagers can experience the thrill of driving a 600 horsepower car around the oval track. For those who would rather ride shotgun it's possible to spend 3 laps riding along at up to 120 miles an hour. The value of a spot in the Performance Driving School is more than $100.

The Scott Tucker Champion's Pledge is all about living drug and alcohol free and working hard to achieve your goals and lending a helping hand to others and being a leader. By being responsible you can make a difference in your community and by lending a helping hand to others you can loan some of your hard earned rewarding experience to your family and friends.

Scott Tucker is the owner and driver for the successful Level 5 Motorsports Team and he uses his success to lend a hand to up and coming racecar drivers through his driver development program. The program offers much needed sponsorship and racing experience to young drivers.

Scott also believes that young people can achieve their dreams through hard work, passion and discipline, and that these things are much more rewarding that giving into drugs and alcohol. That's why he's set up the Tucker Champion's pledge and by lending young people a helping hand they can really start to make a difference in their life.

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Madison, WI -- (SBWIRE) -- 04/09/2012 -- Scott Tucker has been busy lending his support to this year's increased competition in the American Le Mans Series P2 class. This year the number of cars lining up on the starting grid in the P2 class has increased dramatically and Scott Tucker has embraced the new competition with open arms as by lending his full support to his new rivals as he kicks off the defense of his 2011 ALMS P2 championship. Two new racing teams, Conquest Endurance and Black Swan Racing, made their debuts in the ALMS P2 class in March at the Mobil 1 12 Hours of Sebring Fueled by Fresh from Florida and rather than being worried about the increased competition that his new rivals will pose Scott Tucker has welcomed the expansion of the P2 class.

Scott Tucker got the defense of his 2011 ALMS P2 class title off to the perfect start by winning at Sebring but the victory was tougher due to the increased competition in the P2 class. Before the start of the 2011 season the number of entries running in the P2 class was expected to grow, unfortunately that never happened, but in 2012 it has happened and that's something that has pleased Scott Tucker. According to Scott Tucker, he was disappointed about last year, but he made it clear it wasn't the fault of the ALMS series. Tucker went on to add that there were guys telling the series that they were coming and didn't. Scott Tucker has always been fully committed to the ALMS P2 series in 2011 and his Level 5 Motorsports team even went as far as lending a helping hand to the P2 class by running two cars in order to show just how committed they were.

The new teams who will be hoping to stop Scott Tucker's domination of the P2 class are Eric Bachelart's Conquest Endurance, based in Indianapolis, IN. Driving a Morgan-Judd for Conquest will be former Indycar driver Martin Plowman and David Heinemeier-Hansson. The Tim Pappas owned team, Black Swan Racing, are based in Boston, MA. and have a HPD Lola driven by owner driver Pappas, Bret Curtis, and two time Grand-Am champion Jon Fogarty. Actor turned driver Patrick Dempsey recently announced he would be lending his support to the ALMS P2 class this season too. His Dempsey Racing team are making a partial entry into 2012's ALMS P2 class in preparation for an eventual full entry into the p2 class. It now looks like Scott Tucker's defense of his ALMS P2 title has just got a whole lot more difficult even though he's welcoming the increased competition.

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Madison, WI -- (SBWIRE) -- 04/09/2012 -- Scott Tucker, the five-time national racing champion and owner of the hugely successful Level 5 Motorsports Team has been demonstrating his commitment to lending teenagers a helping hand to keep on the right track when it comes to living a healthy lifestyle. Scott Tucker's new champions pledge is a scheme aimed at showing how teenagers can realize their ambitions through hard work, dedication and passion without needing to experiment with alcohol and drugs.

By taking the Scott Tucker Champions pledge teenagers will be able to register themselves for a chance to drive a real race car around the Performance Driving School circuit at Disney World in Orlando, Fl. The idea behind the community based project came from Scott Tucker himself who wanted to lend a helping hand to those teenagers who find themselves wanting to experiment with drugs and alcohol. The pledge is designed to lend much needed support to the most vulnerable teenagers who through no fault of their own are more likely to give into the temptations of drugs and alcohol.

By offering the chance for teenagers to get behind the wheel of a real sports car Scott Tucker aims to give some future driving champions of tomorrow a helping hand not only by gaining high speed race car driving experience but also vital life skills such as being a leader and lending a hand to other teenagers who could use some guidance. By taking the pledge, teenagers will be vowing to say no to drugs and alcohol, whilst working hard to achieve their goals and helping others to do the same.

Qualified participants taking the Scott Tucker Champion's pledge will be able to drive a 600 horsepower sports car around the one-mile NASCAR speedway track which will give them a real taste of just how exciting it can be to drive a real race car. If that sounds a little too exciting it's also possible to ride shotgun alongside a professional instructor and experience speeds of up to 120 miles per hour. The value of the race car experience is over $100. By lending some of his knowledge gained on the track to at-risk teenagers, Scott Tucker will be giving them the opportunity to tread the road to success.

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Madison, WI -- (SBWIRE) -- 04/09/2012 -- Scott Tucker, race car driver and owner of the Level 5 Motorsports Team has shown his dedication to lending teenagers a helping hand to living a healthy drug and alcohol free life by launching a educational pledge program that can give teenagers the opportunity to experience the excitement of driving a real race car around a real racetrack. Those who take and the Tucker Champion's pledge will be eligible to register for a place in the Performance Driving School, which is a real oval racetrack located in Orlando, Fl.

Scott Tucker has launched this new pledge program in order to help educate teenagers on the importance of maintaining a healthy drug and alcohol free lifestyle. The idea to offer those who make the pledge a chance to drive a real race car around the Performance Driving School at Disney World was created to in order to give youngsters a little helping hand when it comes to getting the message across that their dreams can be achieved through hard work, passion and discipline.

By taking Scott Tucker Champion's pledge qualified teenagers will be able to feel the power of a 600 horsepower car as they zoom around the one mile oval track that was built in 1995 for the IndyCar series. The Walt Disney track is now the exclusive home of the Performance Driving School and even those who are not qualified to drive will be able to ride shotgun with a professional instructor reaching speeds of up to 120 miles per hour.

The Scott Tucker Champion's Pledge is all about staying on the right track by living drug and alcohol free and working hard to achieve your goals and lending a helping hand to others through setting a positive example. By being responsible and positive you can make a difference in your community and by lending a helping hand to others you can loan some of your hard earned rewarding experience to your family and friends.

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Madison, WI -- (SBWIRE) -- 04/06/2012 -- Scott Tucker, race car driver and owner of Level 5 Motorsports has been lending a helping hand to new ALMS class P2 rival team Black Swan Racing by loaning them Level 5's 2011 Lola-Honda B11/80 car in order for the Tim Pappas owned team to compete in the 2012 ALMS P2 class series. Scott tucker won the ALMS P2 series championship driving the B11/80 car in 2011 and by loaning the car to Black Swan Racing Tucker is not only lending a hand to his new rivals but also lending a helping hand to the whole of ALMS P2 class series overall.

Scott Tucker and his Level 5 Motorsports team spent a busy off season winter doing all they could to ensure the P2 class was more competitive for 2012 and the deal struck by lending the B11/80 to Black Swan Racing now means Tucker will be facing some pretty fierce competition from a car he and his team-mates know so well. According to Tucker Level 5 were doing anything they could to put deals together and get things going. He went on to add that he thinks it's great for the series, and he's doing it to help build the P2 class.

Thanks to Scott tucker voluntarily lending a helping hand the P2 class has been boosted with the new arrivals of not just Black Swan Racing but also Conquest Endurance. After reaching out to prospective P2 teams over the winter Tucker managed to get Black Swan onboard and Owner Tim Pappas was delighted to be entering the p2 class with the loan of such a reliable car, and he is expecting the class to continue to grow, stating that he thinks as more people come out, the better the likelihood that this becomes a really good class. Pappas went on to add that when you look at these cars and parts and pieces, it's a real, proper race car.

Last year's ALMS P2 class champion Scott Tucker got the season off to a flying start alongside team-mates Christophe Bouchut and Joao Barbosa in the #055 car winning the P2 class at the Mobil 1 12 Hours of Sebring in March, finishing ahead of the Black Swan Racing team's #54 entry driven by owner driver Tim Pappas, Bret Curtis, and Jon Fogarty. The next race in what promises to be an exciting ALMS P2 season is the Long Beach Street race in Mid April, which is always a fans favorite.

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Madison, WI -- (SBWIRE) -- 04/06/2012 -- Race car driver Scott Tucker and his Level 5 Motorsports team have set up a brand new Development Team which is lending a helping hand to ambitious young motorsports drivers as they race forward towards a career in motorsports. Scott Tucker and his Level 5 Motorsports team are fully committed to loaning as much of their experience as possible to young racers giving them as many opportunities as possible to develop their driving talents both on the track.

Scott Tucker's Level 5 Motorsports Development Team have already been lending a helping hand to one promising star of the future, 9 year old Dustin Renteria, from Hollister, Ca. Dustin began his motocross career when he was only 6 years old in 2009 and has been winning races and collecting podium finishes ever since. As Dustin starts the 2012 motocross season he will be no doubt on his way to adding many more 1st place finishes to the 76 he's amassed by the end of the 2011 season.

It isn't just racing skills and experience that Scott Tucker and Level 5 Motorsports offer youngsters who are selected to join the Development Team. Education is also regarded highly and it plays a vital part of the development program. Maintaining the balance between getting motorsports experience under their belts and keeping focused on their academic studies is something that is integral to the Level 5 Motorsports development program.

Scott Tucker's Development program actively encourages the young racers to keep a positive attitude at all times, whether it be on the track, in the classroom or anywhere at all. If these youngsters make the most of all the skills and experiences that Scott Tucker is giving them, then their chances of making it to the top in motorsports will surely improve.

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Madison, WI -- (SBWIRE) -- 04/05/2012 -- Level 5 Motorsports and Scott Tucker have set up a brand new Development Team which is lending a helping hand to younger motorsports drivers as they aspire for a profession in motorsports. Scott Tucker and his Level 5 Motorsports team are fully committed to offering young drivers with as many choices as possible to ensure they develop their recently established driving skills both on and off the track.

Level 5 Motorsports owner Scott Tucker is busy choosing aspiring drivers to loan a helping hand too based not only on their potential as a driver but also on their ability to keep a healthy balance with their education. Mason Daughters, from Polo, Missouri is a rising star who has already benefited from Scott Tucker lending him a helping hand as his racing career continues to grow.

Scott Tucker saw young Daughters breaking local track records racing go-karts when he was just a young teenager and invited him join the Level 5 Motorsports Development Team which not only offers aspiring young drivers with important sponsorships but also an invaluable racing experience and knowledge. The goal of the Level 5 Development Team is to give promising young drivers as much help and guidance as they possibly can when it comes to passing on motor-sports knowledge which will hopefully hold the youngsters in good stead for his or her future career in motor racing.

The balance between gaining motorsports experience and also a sufficient focus on ensuring that the young drivers' academic studies are not compromised is a vital part of the new development program. Maintaining an optimistic attitude all the time is something that Scott Tucker is trying to endorse through his new development program. By being able to see first hand how Scott Tucker himself always relays a positive attitude will no doubt help these teens learn how to be successful on and off the track.

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Madison, WI -- (SBWIRE) -- 04/05/2012 -- Five time national racing car driver Scott Tucker with his fantastic Level 5 Motorsports team have set up a new Development Team which is lending a helping hand to younger motorsports drivers as they aim for a profession in motorsports. Scott Tucker and his Level 5 Motorsports team are completely devoted to providing young drivers with as many possibilities as possible to ensure they develop their recently established driving skills both on and off the track.

Level 5 Motorsports owner Scott Tucker is busy deciding on aspiring drivers to loan a helping hand too based not only on their undoubted potential as drivers but also on their power to keep a healthy balance with their education and learning. Mason Daughters, aged 15 from Polo, Missouri is a rising star that has already taken advantage of Scott Tucker lending him a helping hand as his racing career continues to go from strength to strength.

Scott Tucker discovered young Daughters breaking local track records racing go-karts when he was only 13 years old and invited him join the Level 5 Motorsports Development Team which not only offers aspiring young drivers with much needed sponsorships but also the loan of invaluable racing knowledge and experience.

The purpose of the Level 5 Development Team is to give promising young drivers as much support and assistance as they can when it comes to passing on invaluable motorsports experience which will hopefully hold the youngsters in good stead for his or her potential careers in motorsports.

Scott Tucker and Level 5 Motorsports also regard education extremely highly as it plays an important piece of the development program. The balance between gaining much needed motorsports experience and maintaining a sufficient focus on ensuring that the young drivers' academic studies are not compromised is a crucial aspect of the new development program.

Maintaining an optimistic outlook at all times is one thing that Scott Tucker is trying to endorse through his brand new development team program, by being able to see at first hand how Scott Tucker himself always relays an optimistic attitude no matter where he finishes a race is certainly something these fortunate youngsters will no doubt gain knowledge from being involved with Scott Tucker's Development team.

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Madison, WI -- (SBWIRE) -- 04/05/2012 -- Race Car driver Scott Tucker and his awesome Level 5 Motorsports crew have set up a brand new Development Team which is lending a helping hand to younger motorsports drivers as they aim for a profession in motorsports. Scott Tucker and his Level 5 Motorsports team are totally devoted to offering young drivers with as many possibilities as possible to make sure they develop their recently established driving abilities both on and off the track.

Level 5 Motorsports owner Scott Tucker has been busy selecting aspiring drivers to loan a helping hand too based not only on their potential as drivers but also on their power to keep a healthy balance with their education. Mason Daughters, aged 15 from Polo, Missouri is a growing star that has already benefited from Scott Tucker lending him a helping hand as his racing career continues to go from strength to strength.

Scott Tucker spotted young Daughters busting local track records racing go-karts when he was just thirteen years of age and asked him join the Level 5 Motorsports Development Team, which not only gives aspiring young drivers with much needed sponsorships but also the loan of invaluable racing knowledge and experience. The objective of the Level 5 Development Team is to give promising young drivers as much help and assistance as they can in terms of passing on priceless motorsports knowledge which will hopefully hold the youngsters in good stead for their potential careers in motorsports.

Scott Tucker and Level 5 Motorsports also regard education extremely high as it plays an integral part of the development program. The balance between gaining much needed motorsports experience and also a sufficient focus on ensuring that the young drivers' academic studies are not compromised is a vital component to the new development program. Maintaining an optimistic outlook at all times is one thing that Scott Tucker is trying to endorse through his brand new development team program. By being able to see first hand how Scott Tucker himself always relays an optimistic attitude no matter where he finishes a race is definitely something these fortunate youngsters will no doubt learn from being involved with Scott Tucker's Development team.

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Madison, WI -- (SBWIRE) -- 04/04/2012 -- Scott Tucker and his Level 5 Motorsports team are gearing up for the next round of the 2012 American Le Mans Series which takes to the streets of Long Beach, CA on April 14. Scott Tucker will be looking to add another win to his impressive collection as the ALMS hits the ocean front street circuit later this month. This year is the 6th consecutive year of ALMS action at the famous street circuit just outside Los Angeles and the event is always a firm favorite of fans as they can get so close to all the race action.

Fresh from his season opening win at Sebring Scott Tucker will have to battle through a full grid of 35 cars if he is to continue his impressive start to the 2012 season. As owner and driver of Level 5 Motorsports Scott Tucker will be racing in both Level 5 entries, in the HPD ARX-03b #95 car Tucker will be joined by team mate Luis Diaz from Mexico City, Mexico and in the #055 HPD ARX-03b car Tucker will be joined by legendary French driver Christophe Bouchot, who Tucker has formed an excellent driving partnership over the last few seasons.

In 2011, Scott Tucker and Christophe Bouchut reigned supreme at Long Beach heading up the P2 class and on the way the securing the P2 class championship. This year's entry list is both bigger and better and so Tucker and Bouchut will have their work cut out in attempting to secure a repeat performance of last year's success. Tucker and Bouchut are no strangers to success around the famous street circuit as they also won the Prototype Challenge there in 2010 in their #055 Oreca FLM09 car.

Entering his second full season the in P2 class Scott Tucker will be aiming for a hat-trick of ALMS championships this season, as well as racing in the world famous Le Mans 24 Hours endurance race in France. For a driver who started his career so much later than all of his rivals Scott Tucker has really set the racing world alight with his cool and composed manner which has catapulted him to the top of the racing world in such a short space of time. The five-time national racing champion has already amassed over 70 career wins which has seen him travel all over the world giving race fans a chance to witness his skills which saw him becoming the ALMS champion in 2011.

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Madison, WI -- (SBWIRE) -- 04/02/2012 -- Scott Tucker and his Level 5 Motorsport team are gearing up for the new racing season which started in March with the 60th annual Mobil 1 12 Hours Of Sebring Fueled by Fresh From Florida. America's longest running endurance race kicks off the American Le Mans Series and the Level 5 team will be looking to start the new season the same way they ended last year - on the podium.

The 2011 season was a roaring success for the Scott Tucker owned motorsport team and the owner-driver has been rejoined by some familiar faces for 2012. Scott Tucker will be launching the defense of his 2011 ALMS LMP2 championship and Level 5 will be looking to defend the team championship that the secured so comprehensively last time out.

The five time national champion Scott Tucker will be fronting the driving duties once again at Sebring in the #055 car together with veteran Frenchman Christophe Bouchut and Portuguese star Joao Barbosa. Joining Tucker in the second Level 5 car, the #95 will by Luis Diaz and former IndyCar star Ryan Hunter-Reay. Frenchman Christophe Bouchut has been on the Level 5 roster since 2008 and he will also join Scott Tucker when the pair head back to France to compete in the legendary Le Mans 24 Hour race this summer.

Scott Tucker made his Le Mans debut in 2010 driving an Audi R10 TDI alongside Christophe Bouchut and Manuel Rodrigues. Tucker became the first American to drive an Audi R10 in a competitive race. In 2011 Level 5 Motorsports made their debut at Le Mans and Tucker kept the stars and stripes flying high finishing the race as the highest placed American, coming 3rd in LMP2 class alongside co-drivers Christophe Bouchut and Joao Barbosa. This year Scott Tucker and Level 5 will be aiming for another podium finish in France.

Scott Tucker, who this year is on track to earn his 75th career victory is fully aware of how important continuity is to the balance of the Level 5 team. According to Tucker the team was very proud of their wins and championships last year, and he thought the continuity especially in the driver lineup would be important as they head to Sebring to begin the defense of their ALM title. Tucker added that Christophe and Luis did a great job for us least year and both Ryan and Joao were a part of our success as well. Tucker went on to say that it made the most sense to continue with our proven lineup for Sebring. Scott Tucker and Level 5 will be aiming to start the season in the same manner they finished last season, with a convincing win.

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Madison, WI -- (SBWIRE) -- 04/02/2012 -- Five time national racing champion Scott Tucker has welcomed this year's increased competition in the American Le Mans Series P2 class. For the 2012 ALMS season the number of cars lining up on the starting grid in the P2 category has grown significantly and Scott Tucker has embraced the new competition with open arms as he kicks off the defense of his 2011 ALMS P2 championship.

Scott Tucker and his Level 5 Motorsport team will this year face increased competition from new racing teams Conquest Endurance and Black Swan Racing. Both teams are making their debuts in the ALMS P2 category this year kicking off at the Mobil 1 12 Hours of Sebring Fueled by Fresh from Florida and rather than being concerned by his new rivals Scott Tucker has welcomed the expansion of the P2 class. Prior to the start of the 2011 season the number of entries running in the P2 category was expected to grow, unfortunately that never happened but in 2012 it has happened and that's something that has pleased Scott Tucker.

According to Scott Tucker he was disappointed about last year but he made it clear it wasn't the fault of the series. Tucker went on to add that there were guys telling the series that they were coming and didn't. Scott Tucker was fully committed to the ALMS P2 series in 2011 and his Level 5 Motorsports team came out strongly running two cars in order to show just how committed they were.

Joining the Scott Tucker owned Level 5 Motorsports team on the starting grid in 2012 will be Eric Bachelart's Conquest Endurance, based in Indianapolis, IN., the team has moved from open wheel competition into the prototype ranks. Driving a Morgan-Judd for Conquest will be former Indycar driver Martin Plowman and David Heinemeier-Hansson. The team has been tipped to push Level 5 this coming season.

The other new entry competing against Scott Tucker's Level 5 team are Black Swan Racing, the Tim Pappas owned team from Boston, MA. have a HPD Lola driven by owner driver Pappas, Bret Curtis, and two time Grand-Am champion Jon Fogarty. There could be even more teams lining up on the P2 starting grid soon as this week actor turned driver Patrick Dempsey announced his Dempsey Racing team were looking to move into ALMS P2. This season is shaping up to be an exciting one for Scott Tucker and Level 5 as the competition continues to grow.

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