The Team

Taylor Fletcher		Driver
Gary Funkhouser		Crew Chief
Bonnie Fletcher		Team Photographer
Sherrie Funkhouser		Hospitality & Timing
Ray Manning		Data Acquisition
Walt Kiffer		Technical Data
Kevin Krauss		Driver Coach
Mark Sadang		Mechanical / Set-up
Tom Ambrose		Technical / Aerodynamics
Cody Fletcher		On-board Video
Matt Salazar		Webmaster
Steve Wilson		Technical Consultant
Jeffery Babbot		Oval Consultant
Bob Fields		Set-up / Engineering
Serenity Fletcher		Public Relations
Morgan & Sara		General Support Crew

Team Owners:		Bonnie & Taylor Fletcher

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Bullet Racing Team was formed in 1995 by a group of specialists that have jointly merged their expertise. The team's broad experience dates back to their history of having been actively involved in racing for many years.

Team driver, Taylor Fletcher, caught the racing bug early on at the ripe old age of eight years old and became involved in karting over the years. Like many aspiring Indy car drivers, karting provided the basic driving skills which were later honed at the world famous Skip Barber Racing School. The Skip Barber program has graduated the likes of Michael Andretti, Jeff Andretti, Paul Newman, Danny Sullivan, and Jeff Gordon, to name a few. Fletcher's driving skills were also perfected through the Formula Ford, Formula Dodge open wheel programs as well as the highly esteemed Russell School of High Performance Driving. He has also participated in the Skip Barber Dodge Program in 1995 and 1996.

Crew Chief, Gary Funkhouser and Technical/Engineering crew Ray Manning, Walt Kiffer, Tom Ambrose and Stephen Wilson, have a long time association with racing dating back to running stock cars in the late 50's and Indy cars at the Indianapolis 500 Motor Speedway.

Driver, Taylor Fletcher has participated in the Pro-Formula Mazda Series since 1996, as well as participating in National and Regional Formula Mazda races. Having numerous top ten finishes, Fletcher has the most recently completed a 1999 Series as the points leader for the Southern Pacific Regional Championship Series, encompassing California, Arizona, and Nevada. The 1999 season also brought about a number of podium finishes for the Bullet Team, as well as other top 10 finishes in the National Pro Series, which is known for its highly competitive environment. In years past the team has also finished first in the Western US Regional SCCA Championship, as well as finishing 11th in the National Formula Atlantic divisional standings.

The team functions like a Swiss watch in terms of their application of years of experience in suspension set-up, aerodynamics, and racing in general. This preparatory effort gives the team the best possible advantage in a spec series such as the Formula Mazda Pro Series.