San Clemente, California - March 3, 1999

Bullet Racing Team driver Taylor Fletcher wins the season opening Formula Mazda Race at Willow Springs International Raceway. The actual race was held this past Saturday, February 27, 1999, on the 2.5 mile road course at Willow Springs. The field had approximately 30 competitors which gave the spectators a great race to watch for the first event of 1999. Taylor Fletcher was quoted as saying, "After qualifying sixth on the grid, we still had our work cut out for us. Willow Springs is a very high speed and demanding track. With some high speed corners in excess of 130-140 mph, there is no room for error. The Bullet Racing Team put together a great car for the weekend, and we were able to work our way up to the front and finish in first place."

The team's next event is at Buttonwillow International Raceway before going on to the one-mile Phoenix oval in May. The team is reportedly pleased with the results from this event which will give them a good solid lead in the standings of the Sports Car Club of America (SCCA).

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 an all-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.