San Clemente, California - October 25, 1999

Taylor Fletcher won the United States Auto Club "USAC" Formula Russell Championship race on Sunday, October 24, 1999, at Sears Point Raceway in Sonoma, California. After taking pole position, Fletcher brought the 24-car field up to speed and took the lead to never relinquish it. Bullet Racing Team driver Taylor Fletcher was quoted as saying, "It was a very close race initially, and I knew that any mistake on my part would cause me to lose a number of grid positions. We spent the first six or eight laps turning qualifying lap times so that we could put a space between our car and the rest of the field. We were then able to conserve tires from that point through the end of the race by just running hard but not quite as fast as the initial laps."

Fletcher was invited to run the USAC Formula Russell Championship Race two weeks prior to the event. The event included two days of testing at the world famous Sears Point Raceway in Sonoma, California, and culminated with the race on Sunday.

Bullet Racing Team driver Taylor Fletcher is currently in first place in the SCCA [Sports Car Club of America], SPRCS [Southern Pacific Regional Championship Series], and is also ranked third place in the Western Regional SCCA Series. The next race for the Bullet Racing Team is scheduled for November 12 – 14 at Firebird Raceway near Phoenix, Arizona.

Bullet Racing Team driver Taylor Fletcher runs car #27 in the Formula Pro Mazda Series which runs from February through November and includes a 15-race schedule in California, Oregon, Washington, Colorado, Arizona, and Nevada. The team is made up of a volunteer crew of dedicated Southern California racing enthusiasts that bring a significant amount of skill and technical expertise to the team. Taylor Fletcher is the team driver and co-owner. A local entrepreneur, he serves as CEO of Global Telemanagement, Inc., a San Juan Capistrano, California, software company.

Bullet Racing Team promotes the children’s charities of Olive Crest Homes and Services for Abused Children and Orangewood through its racing program. Details of the Bullet Racing Team and their charity racing program can be seen at http://www.Sonic.net/bullet. For more information on how you can help children and families in need, please contact Taylor Fletcher at 949-240-4796 or visit our web page.