Danville, VA (15 April 2010)— Synergy Racing will return to GRAND-AM Rolex Sports Car Series competition next weekend at Virginia International Raceway as the team has formed an innovative partnership with J. Sargeant Reynolds Community College for the Bosch Engineering 250.
Synergy Racing, which is based on-site at the Alton, Virginia, facility and has long been a stalwart in GRAND-AM Rolex Sports Car Series competition, will target success on and off the track with the race outing, which will serve as a fundraising focal point for J. Sargeant Reynolds College.
“This is a great opportunity for some very motivated students to come out to the track and be a part of a GRAND-AM weekend in a way that just wouldn’t be possible otherwise,” said Synergy Racing principal Cole Scrogham. “We are very excited to be going racing again and to be able to do it at our home track, working with J. Sargeant Reynolds Community College makes it even more special. There are going to be a lot of folks from the school coming out to the race, and hopefully we can make it a good day at the races for everyone!”
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Indianapolis, IN— Motor Sport magazine’s United States editor Gordon Kirby has written the following ‘The Way It Is’ column at his website www.gordonkirby.com.Kirby, who has seen the full arc of the IZOD IndyCar Series through his decades of contributing to the sport with his journalistic coverage, pressed the designers about their design, the infrastructure that will be required to support the teams, and the various ways to feature efficiency with the design. 
