09-03-05 -- For Immediate Release

Alex Job Racing Heads North to Mosport

Tavares , Florida - Alex Job Racing will be looking to add win number six on the season when they travel to Mosport International Raceway for round eight of the American Le Mans Series.

Timo Bernhard and Romain Dumas will be looking to get back to their winning ways at the Canadian track following a second place at Road America two weeks ago. The duo lead the later laps, by some 50-seconds, only to be foiled by a late race yellow which interrupted team strategy and meant a near photo finish at the checkered flag.

In 2004 Timo Bernhard won the GT2 class at Mosport. The 2.5-mile 10-turn circuit is challenging and one the AJR driver's like to visit. The German knows that every race counts.

"I expect it to be close! In Road America other teams were luckier than us with strategy, otherwise it would have been different for us. Fuel strategy is a gamble that makes every race interesting and is something that is difficult to foresee. Romain and I will drive like the races when we had to come back from our zero points start. It has worked and will work for the finish of the season as well. I have a lot of respect for Mosport. If you make a mistake it hurts, like last year with our 24 car."

Romain Dumas shares Timo's drive. "Timo and I have been on a mission since our tough start at Sebring. We need to keep the fire burning right up and through Laguna. Petersen is right in our shadow every race and as we witnessed at Road America , ready to pounce when we stumble. Mosport is a great circuit. I had some tough luck there last year, but I like the layout and the fast down hill, off-camber second turn."

Ian Baas had the opportunity in June to race vintage cars at Mosport. "I was up at Mosport in June racing on a historic weekend driving an old Atlantic car," said Ian Baas. "I go flat through turn one and two in that car, not sure in the Porsche. I like Mosport, it has different turns and a lot of racing history. We are going to need to get the car handling, with the off-camber turns. Turns one-and-two are really fast, then the challenging turn three-and-four combination takes a good set-up under the car. Darren and I will have the opportunity to turn some laps on Tuesday to further work on our cars handling."

"Last year at Mosport I finished on the podium," said Darren Law, driver of the number 24/Hyatt/Alex Job Racing/ProVest/Porsche 911 GT3 RSR. "We had a decent run at Road America , it was good for Ian and I to get a complete race under our belt together. We need to keep working on the handling of the car. We are experiencing some trouble with the front grip and Mosport is a real handling track. The team is doing the work and I am looking forward to a good run."

"We had the race won at Road America , but our strategy was about 20-seconds short of the mark," said Alex Job. "Timo and Romain, I am sure, will use that as motivation at Mosport this weekend. We had the opportunity to test with Darren and Ian yesterday. The more miles we get with those two the better. The test allowed us to get them that much more comfortable with the car and each other as we head into Petit Le Mans at the end of the month."

Teammates Timo Bernhard and Romain Dumas currently lead the GT2 drivers points standings by a slim two point margin. The Mosport race will be televised on the Speed Channel starting at 5:00 p.m. EST.

ALMS GT2 Driver Points After Seven Rounds :

1. Bernhard/Dumas AJR Porsche 112
2. Long/Bergmeister Porsche 110
3. van Overbeek/Fogarty Porsche 82
4. Liddell Panoz 59
5. Sugden Porsche 51
6. Jackson Porsche 41
Henzler Porsche 41
7. Auberlen Panoz 39
8. Rockenfeller Porsche 33
9. Baas AJR Porsche 29
10. Jonsson Porsche 28

AJR 2005 Results

AJR thanks team sponsors Hyatt, Bell Microproducts, ProVest and partners Mobil 1, Michelin, Puma and ZF Sachs.

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