Alex Job Racing Finishes 1st and 2nd at Sebring

Sebring, Florida -- Alex Job Racing over came driver illness, a last place
starting position and the rigors of the airport circuit to finish first and second
in today's Mobil 1 Twelve Hours of Sebring.

As a result of a 1 millimeter front splitter infraction the number 24 McKenna/
mail2web/Alex Job Racing/Porsche 911 GT3 RSR was sent to the back of the
field to start 44th. Despite this set back, Lucas Luhr was able to catch his
teammate, Timo Bernhard, on the 28th lap where they ran together in second
and third.

On lap 28 Romain Dumas took over from Luhr and was able to put the number
24 car into the lead five laps later. Between laps 92 and 211 the AJR drivers
swapped the lead of the ALMS GT class three times among themselves. On lap
211 a yellow flag was brought out and the leader of the race ended up between
Luhr and Bernhard, allowing Bernhard to get a wave-bye giving the number 23
AJR Porsche a one lap gift over the companion car. The pair finished the race
separated by one-lap, six laps ahead of the third place GT class finisher.

For the AJR crew, the race was as somewhat routine. The pit stops were
excellent coming into fuel, change drivers and put on a fresh set of Michelin
tires was all that was needed all day. The only stumble of the team's once
around the clock event was when Saascha Massen ran with the wrong engine
map allowing him to be passed for the lead, but the German duo were able to
make-up for the mistake.

Jorg Bergmeister and Marc Lieb have been suffering from the flu most of the
week. Lieb was able to get into the car at nightfall to take advantage of the
cool air temperature and complete the requisite 25-laps for a share of the
points. Bergmeister was not cleared by the Porsche Doctor to drive and did
not turn a lap in the race.

This win gives Alex Job Racing their sixth Sebring 12-hour victory, adding to
those in 1995, 1999, 2001, 2002 and 2003. Timo Bernhard was awarded the
Century Mortgage Fast Lap award.

Timo Bernhard, #23 McKenna/mail2web/Alex Job Racing/Porsche 911 GT3 RSR:
"Too bad for Jorg, I wish he could have been well enough to join us today. We
had very good team strategy today and a little luck with the pace car was the
difference. The biggest competition came from our teammates so you have to
race hard on the track as well as in the pits. The cars ran great, we didn't need
anything except gas and tires all day."

Saascha Massen, #23 McKenna/mail2web/Alex Job Racing/Porsche 911 GT3 RSR:
"I am sorry for Jorg, but this is a nice win for me and Timo. I made a mistake with
the engine map and almost gave it away, but combined with excellent pit work,
some luck with the pace car and Timo pushing, we were able to win. The AJR
team prepared excellent cars and the Porsche engineers should be very proud of
their work as well."

Romain Dumas, #24 McKenna/mail2web/Alex Job Racing/Porsche 911 GT3 RSR:
"I had a good race with our teammates, we were able to lead a number of laps
and were able to score points toward the championship. The cars were great,
we were really close to them, but then we were just unlucky with the yellow
flag. We never had a problem all race, Lucas and I had to do a lot of work, but
I am looking forward to running the rest of the season with Marc."

Marc Lieb, #24 McKenna/mail2web/Alex Job Racing/Porsche 911 GT3 RSR:
"I am feeling worse than I did this morning. Thanks to Lucas and Romain, they
really worked hard today; I am glad I was able to get my laps in as we look to
the championship. I really wanted to race, especially the way the cars and the
team was performing, I don't if I was sick of illness or just that I could not be
on the track."

Lucas Luhr, #24 McKenna/mail2web/Alex Job Racing/Porsche 911 GT3 RSR:
"Saascha and Timo ran a good race. It is a shame to lose it the way we did
with the pace car and some pit lane issues, but second is a good finish. I think
we were as strong as they were, but in the end we were just unlucky. I was
hit by the TVR, but the Porsche was barley scratched, it really didn't figure
into our race."

Alex Job, team owner: "This place has been good to us. We had a bunch of
new guys on the team and the pit stops went really well. We had a full day
playing the strategy game, but that is what really separated us from the field
today. The drivers didn't put a wheel wrong all day. We had to call on Lucas
and Saascha to help carry the load with Marc and Jorg sick, but they were
equal to the task. This positions us nicely for the rest of the season."

ALMS GT Top Ten Finishers:

1. Bernhard/Bergmeister/Maassen Porsche 317 laps
2. Lieb/Dumas/Luhr Porsche 316
3. Murry/Stanton/Peterson Porsche 311
4. van Overbeek/Law/Fogarty Porsche 311
5. Barron/Hindery/Rockenfeller Porsche 309
6. Jackson/Sugden/B. Cunningham Porsche 307
7. Kelleners/Lazzaro/Bobbi Ferrari 304
8. Wagner/Long/Collins Porsche 302
9. Donaldson/Fisken/Masarati Porsche 299
10. Ahlers/N. Cunningham/Sharpe Porsche 281

The next race for the American Le Mans Series will be June 27 at the Mid-Ohio
Sports Car Course.

AJR thanks team sponsors McKenna Porsche, mail2web.com, and partners
Mobil 1, Michelin, Puma and ZF Sachs.

For more information contact Kyle Chura at (248) 821-0468 or chura@aol.com.