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In this edition of The Microcap Newsletter we would like to introduce American Racing Capital, Inc. (OTCBB: AMRA)

American Racing Capital, Inc. specializes in motorsports and its strategy is to focus on several aspects of this industry.

Through its subsidiaries, American Racing Capital, Inc. intends to:
  • Acquire financial interests at several well established auto racing facilities.
  • Establish race management contracts at existing facilities and newly proposed facilities.
  • Engage in the re-design, and development of our wholly owned race tracks.
  • Find and acquire companies to compliment our other holdings.
The Company's business also includes sponsorship activation services, which are highly specialized promotional services in this industry. American Racing Capital, Inc. helps companies develop and build brand reputation using motorsports as revenue-generating opportunities.

To learn more about AMRA, please read on below...
 
Industry Points
  • Auto Racing is colorful, glamorous and success-oriented.  Witnessed by its surging popularity, auto racing has in fact, become a national phenomenon.  Over the last decade, auto racing has experienced unprecedented growth and is now, the number one live-event spectator sport in America. 
  • Well over one-third of the adult population from coast-to-coast are racing fans.  Fans, both male and female, come from all occupations: science and engineering, sales and marketing, business owners, executives and the trades. 
  • From a national corporate presence, to grassroots racing at local racetracks, various racing series appeal to many fans from diverse backgrounds.  More than 20 million fans attend racing events annually.  Tens of millions more are reached weekly via television, radio, print and Internet-based media.
  • More Fortune 500 companies are embedded in Auto Racing than any other sport. 
  • According to NASCAR, televised races are broadcasted to 150 countries in 30 languages, and the attention auto racing receives is rivaled only by the NFL.  Evidencing the growing interest in auto racing, TV ratings have soared and industry revenues and investment has expanded at record rates.  USA Motor Sport Report estimates the value of motor sports in the United States grew 6% annually from $16.5 billion in 2002 to $22 billion in 2007.
 
Business Scope
American Racing Capital, Inc. is a race track development and facilities management company that integrates and funds several independent motorsport firms across the continental US. ARC has retained Frost Motorsports LLC, a business specializing in locating and valuing motor sports facilities, to assemble a comprehensive list of available race track properties.

Through its MET subsidiary, ARC now operates the historic 50 year-old Music City Motorplex located on the Tennessee State Fairgrounds.  Music City Motorplex is a 5/8th mile, paved, NASCAR-sanctioned short track steeped in history.  It is located on 115 acres in the Tennessee State Fairgrounds just two miles from the center of downtown Nashville.  Music City Motorplex holds the record for sending more drivers to NASCAR than any other race track in the USA.  Among the legendary competitors who have raced at the Nashville track are Buck Baker, Lee, Richard, and Kyle Petty, Fireball Roberts, Donnie and Bobby Allison, Coo Coo and Sterling Marlin and Darrell Waltrip.

The June 2007 acquisition of LJ&J Enterprises of Tennessee gives ARC the controlling interest in Nashville's well-known Music City Motorplex track.  ARC has now assumed full control over track operations, concessions and specialty events. The acquisition of Music City Motorplex adds significantly to ARC's revenue visibility. 

As of January 21, 2008', Magnolia Motor Speedway in Columbus, Mississippi. will also become a subsidiary of American Racing Capital. ARC seeks to acquire other established, Speedways that offer strong development potential.  The Company plans to build a diverse portfolio that will include larger-scale racetrack multiplex facilities and smaller regional race tracks.  The Company has plans to acquire several established Speedways with economic development potential and build a diversified asset portfolio that includes both race track multiplex facilities and retail and industrial leased space. 

All of the racing facilities would carry fan-friendly themes.  The focal point is short-oval paved racetracks ('Speedways') with additional on-site motorsports entertainment that would also include; drag strips, drifting (an advanced driving technique) road-racing courses, karting, motorcross, supercross, ATV and other appropriate recreational type family fun-zones.
 
A  Three-Pronged Growth Strategy:
  1. Speedway acquisitions to broaden the service base andAmacore Press Release - Wednesday October 10 provide a platform for specialty motor sports programs.  Through its subsidiaries, ARC intends to; secure financial interests in established track facilities coupled with the execution of race management contracts, engage in the re-design, development, and management of racetrack facilities through controlling interests or wholly owned acquisitions.
  2. Speedway design and development venues coupled with events sanctioned by CHAMPCAR, INDYCAR, NASCAR, or other major participating organizations; and other venues coupled with race sanctioned events by; CHAMPCAR, INDYCAR, NASCAR, and other new events by major participating organizations will also develop concurrently.
  3. Seeking companies that utilize motor sports as a revenue-generating promotional opportunity, providing highly-specialized motor sports marketing and sponsorship opportunities.
 
Contact Info & Share Structure
 
American Racing Capital, Inc.
9880 Via Passar, Suite E
San Diego, CA 92126
United States
Phone: 800.230.7132
www.americanracingcapital.com
info@americanracingcapital.com
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