G. JEZARIAN Signs as Associate Sponsor

[GregoryJ]

F2000 Championship: G. JEZARIAN Fine Jewelry Signs as Associate Sponsor

January 28, 2008--New York City based G. JEZARIAN Fine Jewelry signed on today as an associate sponsor of the F2000 Championship Series for the 2008 season. Company owner, Gregory Jezarian, will provide awards at season's end to both the series champion and the champion of the newly created "Masters Cup" which consists of entrants over age 40. Additionally, Jezarian will be on hand each race to personally present the "G. JEZARIAN PassMaster Award" to the driver who gains the most positions during the race weekend.

Gregory Jezarian, himself a Formula Atlantic club racer, is excited to be on board with the F2000 Championship Series for 2008: "I'm fortunate to have a strong following of ChampCar and IRL drivers and teams as clients. I'm confident in short time many F2000 drivers will be joining their ranks too. Having witnessed pro-F2000 racing first hand, I believe the series has the most talented and dedicated race drivers in the country. It's an honor to have G. JEZARIAN Fine Jewelry associated with a series of this stature. These drivers are the future of open wheel racing in America."

[RobLav]

Way to go Greg.

[Douglas Kniffin]

Although I won't be there this season to collect my Master's Cup this year, its really cool that you are supporting the series! Nice Job.

Doug

[Beartrax]

Greg, Thanks for supporting the series.

[Chas Shaffer]

So what's the "masters cup"?

[GregoryJ]

So what's the "masters cup"?

Chas

Expect a full explanation of the Masters Cup from the series owners shortly.

Thanks for all the kind emails of support thus far and thanks to Al Craighead for spreading the news on EFCN. We're all looking forward to the best F2000 season yet!

Regards,
GregoryJ

[Douglas Kniffin]

Its a separate championship award & points for old geezers like you and me to keep things interesting for us....although, I have no problem running with the kids. Maybe its more directed at the Fat Boys.

[Bob Wright]

mmm...oops...geezers over 40, (not 35- they're still kids)... looks like the final edit on the press release didn't take hold

Look for the official Master Class rules and other things on our website (http//:f2000championshipseries.com) in the weeks to come as we start to solidify associate sponsors, rules addendems, etc. leading up to VIR in April.

[Matt M.]

mmm...oops...geezers over 40, (not 35- they're still kids)... looks like the final edit on the press release didn't take hold

Ooopps - bake into retirement I go.......... (I'm 38). For a moment there I was almost back....

[DaveW]

mmm...oops...geezers over 40, (not 35- they're still kids)... looks like the final edit on the press release didn't take hold

Look for the official Master Class rules and other things on our website (http//:f2000championshipseries.com) in the weeks to come as we start to solidify associate sponsors, rules addendems, etc. leading up to VIR in April.

40 !?!?! Anyone under 50 is just a baby!

How about 60?

[jim morgan]

Hey I think I'm over 40.

[cooleyjb]

Can we combine the age of the car and driver?

[jim morgan]

That would make me 71!

[DaveW]

My total would be 78 !

[cooleyjb]

Well at least have a class for people who have cars older than some of the other drivers.

I only get to 50 with my car.

[Purple Frog]

My total is 77... No wonder DaveW is faster than me, his number is higher. Obviously, I need to get an older car.

[Tim FF19]

Perhaps we have this backward. Drivers under 20 could be in a "Junior" category while everyone else fights for the Championship.....

I already have AARP sending me stuff, I don't need any more reminders.

[stonebridge20]

Geezer Bling !

Naw, You guys should be excited. I'm sure the awards Greg is giving will be very cool! I've seen his collection and it's all top of the line stuff.

Agnif

[Beartrax]

So what's the "masters cup"?

It protects the masters jewels!