RICHMOND, CA - October 21, 2008. The National Auto Sport Association (NASA) is pleased to present the second video production from the 2008 NASA Championship created by Speedcast Productions. This second feature will chronicle the exciting action that took place in the Super Unlimited and Super Touring 1 classes at the 2008 NASA Championship presented by Toyo Tires.

The Super Unlimited/Super Touring 1 video production was sponsored by Pfadt Race Engineering and Toyo Tires.

The Super Unlimited and Super Touring 1 class race video production is now available on the NASA Championships website at
Please watch this website for further video production releases in the coming weeks.

RICHMOND, CA - October 13, 2008. The National Auto Sport Association (NASA) is pleased to present the first of the 2008 NASA Championship video productions created by Speedcast Productions. The first feature will chronicle the exciting action that took place in the Spec Miata National Championship race at the 2008 NASA Championship presented by Toyo Tires.

The Spec Miata video production was sponsored by Mothers Car Care Products, Toyo Tires, and Mazda. The Spec Miata race was also presented by Mothers Car Care Products.

The Spec Miata Class race video production is now available on the NASA Championships website at http://nasachampionships.com/2008media.html. Please watch this website for further video production releases in the coming weeks.

SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO, Calif., June 13, 2008 -- Robert Davis Racing (RDR) today announced a successful run at the 2008 National Auto Sports Association (NASA) National Championship at the Mid Ohio Sportscar Course in Lexington, Ohio.  RDR made the long trip to Mid Ohio with five Performance Touring (PT) cars in three classes.  The week long event saw almost every weather condition possible, including Hurricane Ike, but no snow.

RICHMOND, CA - September 14, 2008. The National Auto Sport Association (NASA) announced last night that it will be adding a new location for its National Championship event beginning in 2009. In order to continue to hold the Championship event at a high caliber facility and serve a larger geographic area for its members, NASA is pleased to add Miller Motorsports Park in Tooele, Utah as the site for the 2009 and 2010 National Championship events.  

The addition of the Miller facility to the roster is a key part of a plan which will rotate the event every few years to make it more accessible to a larger group of racers and help continue to attract a greater number of participants. The 2009 event will be NASA's fourth National Championship event and the hope will be to continue the steady growth along with tremendous sponsor support which offered more than $1,000,000.00 in contingency offerings. The Mid Ohio Sports Car Course will remain the East Coast site for the event and NASA will return there for 2011 and 2012 events. National Chairman Ryan Flaherty stated, "This new plan should be a perfect opportunity for our racers across the country to experience Championship level events at two truly world class race tracks." For more information please visit www.nasachampionships.com.

MAZDASPEED MOTORSPORTS is pleased to announce we will be providing parts support this year at the 2008 NASA Championships.

The toughest competition in NASA's season this year will take place September 11-14, 2008 at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course.

MAZDASPEED MOTORSPORTS will be there with a supply of emergency parts for sale to help make sure that you're able to complete your weekend. We will be there on September 11th and stay throughout the weekend. In addition, we will be able to place emergency parts orders on Thursday 9-11, and possible Friday 9-12, for any item that we don't have.

Look for Brian Burrow, working out of Robert Davis' trailer.

MAZDASPEED Motorsports Development will offer more than $90,000 in cash contingency rewards to the top finishers at the 3rd annual NASA National Championship event at the Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course on September 11-14th, 2008.

The contingency program will apply to all competitors racing Mazda's and Mazda-powered race vehicle in the following classes:

Spec Miata, ST1, ST2, SU, All PT Classes, All TT Classes

All above Classes (except TT)
1st Place $4,500
2nd Place $2,000
3rd Place $1,000
4th Place $750
5th Place $500

All TT Classes
1st Place $500

See our Contingency Info for more details.

NASA Championship contingency award money is only available for drivers that compete in the same class in which they earned points throughout the season in their respective region. In the event the competitor did not earn regional points in the class they are competing in at the championship event, no MAZDASPEED award will be available.

Payout amounts listed above require a minimum number of competitors in the class. To be eligible for the following Mazda contingency award payouts, the competitor is required to finish ahead of at least two (2) competitors in their class. If the Mazda competitor finishes ahead of only one (1) driver in their class, the payout amount is reduced by 25%. The Mazda competitor must finish ahead of at least one other driver in class to be eligible for an award amount.

MAZDASPEED also has another added bonus for NASA Championship competitors competing in a Mazda or Mazda powered vehicle. If you finish 1st thru 3rd in your Regional Championship in the same class you competed in at the NASA Championships, you'll receive a $200 bonus in addition to your Regional Championship award.

Competitors must be enrolled in the MAZDASPEED Team Support program prior to competing at the National Championship event.

To enroll in the program, please visit www.mazdaspeeddevelopment.com and register for membership. Make sure to follow all instructions to get approved before competing.

In addition, competitors will be required to run both Mazda and MAZDASPEED decals on the car and Mazda patch on their driver's suit while competing at the NASA National Championship event. Details on decal placement and how to order them can be found here.