Dorna Sports, the exclusive holder of the MotoGP World Championship commercial and television rights, has appointed Wasserman Media Group (WMG) to manage global marketing opportunities for its marquee racing events. Through the agreement, WMG will offer preferred brands an opportunity to partner with MotoGP, the world’s most popular and prestigious motorcycle racing series, for the first time ever. Led by WMG Marketing President, Jeff Knapple, Wasserman Media Group will represent Dorna and its MotoGP proposition to marketers on a global basis. Jeff Slack, Executive Vice President, European Sales will front the efforts in that territory. “For marketers and audiences alike, MotoGP is categorically one of world’s most valuable yet untapped global platforms. It is a privilege to partner with Dorna to strategically identify and align appropriate marketing partners with this unique motorsports experience,” commented Knapple. “We are delighted to reach this special agreement with WMG,” added Carmelo Ezpeleta, CEO of Dorna Sports. “The popularity of MotoGP is booming in all corners of the globe and we are constantly working to embrace the new commercial opportunities this presents. We are sure that WMG can help us towards this aim and we are looking forward to a fruitful partnership with them in the future.” MotoGP is the pinnacle of motorcycle racing, with events held in four continents every season and 58 years of illustrious history. MotoGP is hugely popular and in 2006 the sport’s global audience figures reached over 5.2 billion. The series will have 18 races, across 15 countries in 2007. Television viewers from more than 200 countries enjoy Grand Prix action every year, with an average of over 304 million viewers per race. The global reach of this exciting sport offers marketers the ability to reach their customer through television broadcasts, on-site signage, on-line, hospitality and promotions. The appeal throughout the world of MotoGP to adults 18-34, provides marketers with a compelling opportunity to reach this elusive demographic in a meaningful way. Dorna Sports has been the exclusive holder of the commercial and television rights relating to the FIM Road Racing World Championship Grand Prix (MotoGP) since 1992. About Dorna Dorna Sports was established in 1988 as an international sports management and marketing company. Headquarters are in Madrid, with offices in Barcelona, London and Tokyo and over 150 dedicated staff. Dorna is owned by Bridgepoint Capital and its management. Dorna’s focus involves a 360° event management philosophy with direct involvement in all areas of the MotoGP World Championship: sporting (Relations with the FIM the championship’s rights owners, local promoters, supervision of technical rules and relations with manufacturers and teams), media (TV production, TV coverage rights and all communications issues of the Championship) and commercial (commercial, licensing and corporate hospitality rights). Dorna also has involvement in other top motorcycling events such as the Spanish National Championship (CEV) and the British Superbike Championship (BSB) About Wasserman Media Group Wasserman Media Group, LLC (www.wmgllc.com) is a leading global sports and entertainment company, and its Management, Marketing and Content divisions collectively represent the industries’ most recognized athletes and brands. As the number one sports talent agency in basketball, baseball, soccer and action sports, WMG Management represents over 400 clients throughout the world. Recognized as the foremost naming rights expert, WMG Marketing also handles consulting, endorsement and sponsorship programs for the world’s most prominent sports and entertainment properties and consumer brands. WMG Content creates and distributes digital, televised and live programming for consumers. Within WMG Content is Studio411, the largest and most acclaimed action sports studio, as well as WMG Events, which produces and promotes large-scale live events. Wasserman Media Group is also the holding company for the Los Angeles Avengers of the Arena Football League. WMG has worldwide offices in Los Angeles, New York, London, Washington D.C., Carlsbad and Charlotte.

KAWASAKI TEAM GREEN SPONSORS TEEN ROADRACING PHENOMENON ELENA MYERS The Sky is the Limit for this Model Student Most 13-year-old girls spend their non-school hours talking about clothes, last weekend, and yes, boys. And while most are committed to educational pursuits, it’s rare to find someone””boy or girl””who is disappointed with a 3.85 GPA, especially since the less-than-perfect average is the result of a “B” in PE. Now, combine this academic excellence with the ability to tilt a motorcycle into a 120mph race track corner, and the resulting profile is that of Elena Myers, a Discovery Bay, Calif. teen who is making noise on the amateur roadracing circuit. The Kawasaki Team Green™ student-racer has a new pair of Kawasaki Ninja® 650R sportbikes tucked into her garage, but they don’t spend much time there. Elena is a regular competitor and past winner in the WERA West roadracing series, where she’ll be racing the Formula Two and Lightweight Superbike classes. She’ll also be racing her Ninja 650Rs in AFM 650 Twins and Formula Four competition during the 2007 season. When she’s not racing, Elena enjoys listening to music, riding her Supermoto bike and hanging out with friends. Elena rode her first minibike in 2002 at age seven. After learning to ride on dirt with her family, she moved into asphalt racing on a pocket bike. Elena showed tremendous promise as a new rider and quickly started concentrating on her roadracing skills. After joining a mini roadrace club, Elena began roadracing a specially modified 85cc dirtbike. In 2004, Elena won an endurance race, three club racing championships, and became the youngest female roadracer in U.S. history to win an 80cc Expert roadracing title. Elena received a 125cc grand prix racing motorcycle for the 2005 season and started attending track days at full-size race tracks. After a bit of practice, she journeyed to Portland International Raceway in Oregon to try out for her OMRRA roadracing license. That weekend at age 11, Elena won her first 125cc roadrace against adult experts and became the club’s youngest ever expert license holder. Elena continued to focus on 125cc roadracing in 2006, catching the attention of the www.roadracingworld.com “Kids Don’t Smoke!” program and several Kawasaki staff members, along with training at a few Supermoto races and traveling to various racetracks throughout the United States. The www.roadracingworld.com ‘Kids Don’t Smoke!’ program was founded in 1996 with racer Chris Ulrich. It was Elena’s association with Kids Don’t Smoke, along with her stellar on-track performance and winning attitude that resulted in the official support offer from Kawasaki Team Green. “It’s so awesome to be able to work with Kawasaki Team Green. They have brought up so many talented riders and it’s really cool to get the same chance that they had!” said Myers. “It feels really special to be given this opportunity at such a young age. Kawasaki is putting a lot of faith in me by doing what they’re doing and I’m ecstatic about being a part of their program! I would like to thank Roadracing World and team “Kid’s Don’t Smoke” racing for helping to put this deal together.” Once she turns 16, Elena will be eligible to compete in AMA Professional roadracing events. If she continues to demonstrate the amazing talent, professionalism and beyond-her-years maturity, Elena can look forward to a successful career as a professional racer. That is of course, if she doesn’t decide to be an Astronaut or President of the United States first. Kawasaki Motors Corp., U.S.A. (KMC) markets and distributes Kawasaki motorcycles, ATVs, personal watercraft and utility vehicles through a network of more than 1,500 independent retailers, with an additional 7,700 retailers specializing in power products and general purpose engines. KMC and its affiliates employ nearly 2,400 people in the United States, with 400 of them located at the Irvine, California headquarters. Kawasaki’s tagline, “Let the good times roll.™”, is recognized worldwide and the brand has become synonymous with powerful, stylish motorcycles for over four decades. Information about Kawasaki’s complete line of recreational products and Kawasaki affiliates can be found on the Internet at www.kawasaki.com.

DESPAIN TO LEAD ‘HALL OF FAME’ DAYTONA BIKE WEEK COVERAGE FOR SPEED ‘SPEED CAM’ TO GIVE VIEWERS UNIQUE SUPERCROSS PERSPECTIVE WORLD CHAMPIONS SPENCER, EMIG PART OF TEAM SPEED Dave Despain, inducted into the Motorcycle Hall of Fame in 1999, will lead nine of the most experienced motorcycle on-air personalities on television, including five members of the Motorcycle Hall of Fame, as SPEED rolls into Daytona for its sixth consecutive year of extended coverage from iconic Bike Week, beginning March 8 at 2:30 p.m. ET. Billed as the “World’s Largest Motorcycle Event,” Bike Week is celebrating its 66th Anniversary in 2007 and Despain has been around for a lot of them in one capacity or another, first attending in 1972 as an AMA public relations assistant. “Bike Week completely changed my life,” said Despain, host of Wind Tunnel and Inside Nextel Cup on SPEED. “It was my first opportunity to cover racing on TV, but even if that hadn’t happened, I’d still be there every year. Thirty-five years ago, Bike Week was all about racing. Now, when you say “Bike Week” most people think of the party. That’s cool, but for me it’s still all about the racing “¦ and I’m happy to work for a network that feels the same way.” Despain will host SPEED’s sport bike racing coverage, with Ralph Sheheen providing play-by-play, Hall of Fame world champion and former Daytona 200 winner Freddie Spencer providing analysis and Greg White reporting from the pits. Sheheen also will lead SPEED’s on-air team for coverage of the Daytona Supercross by Honda, with Hall of Fame world champion Jeff Emig providing analysis and Erin Bates reporting from the pits. For the Supercross race, SPEED will add a special “SPEED Cam,” a dedicated hand-held camera riding at race speed on the famed Daytona International Speedway tri-oval apron, taping the Supercross riders as they maneuver through vicious stutter bumps known as “whoops.” “Bike Week in Daytona is every bit as important to two-wheel racers as it is to their four-wheel cousins,” Sheheen said. “The aura of Daytona is just as mesmerizing for motorcycle racers as it is for stock car or sports car competitors. That’s because just about every form of two-wheeled competition takes place during the week somewhere in the Daytona Beach area, and all of the biggest names in motorcycling have won in there respective disciplines. Kenny Roberts, Ricky Carmichael and Chris Carr have all stood on top of the podium during this two-wheeled rite of spring. In fact, our own colleagues at Speed, Freddie Spencer and Jeff Emig have both won at motorcycling’s most prestigious week of racing. Bike Week is just one more reason why they call Daytona “The World Center of Racing.” For the AMA Flat Track events, Larry Maiers, a 2001 inductee into the Motorcycle Hall of Fame, will call the play-by-play, with fellow Hall of Famer and legendary motorcycle mechanic Bill Werner providing color and Brian Drebber reporting from the pits. SPEED 2007 Daytona Bike Week broadcast schedule (subject to change): Thursday, March 8 · 2:30 p.m. ET 3.5 hours of coverage, including Daytona 200 qualifying, Supersport and AMA Superstock racing (LIVE) Friday, March 9 · 9:30 p.m. ET Daytona Supercross by Honda race (SDD) Saturday, March 10 · 11 a.m. ET AMA Superbike race presented by Parts Unlimited (LIVE) · 12:30 p.m. ET AMA Grand National Flat Track racing · 1:30 p.m. ET Daytona 200 by Honda race (LIVE) SPEED is the nation’s first and foremost cable television network dedicated to motor sports and the passion for everything automotive. From racing to restoration, motorcycles to movies, SPEED delivers quality programming from the track to the garage. Now available in more than 74 million homes in North America, SPEED is among the fastest-growing sports cable networks in the country, the home to NASCAR on SPEED and an industry leader in interactive TV, video on demand, mobile initiatives and broadband services.

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. The International Master Bike Builders Show is back at Daytona International Speedway for Daytona 200 Week By Honda on March 2-10. The International Master Bike Builders Row, which will be located along Lake Lloyd in the specialty vehicle area, will be highlighted by a display of custom choppers from top custom bike builders Donnie Smith, Aaron Greene, Eddie Trotta, Matt Hotch and Jeff Clark. Trotta was the V-Twin Magazine Bike Builder of the Year in 2004 while Hotch and Greene are IMBBA Hall of Fame inductees. Smith, a 1995 inductee to the Sturgis Hall of Fame, will be inducted into the IMBBA Hall of Fame during this year’s Daytona 200 Week By Honda. Clark is a 17-year veteran in NASCAR as an engine specialist working for drivers such as Davey Allison, Ernie Irvan, Dale Jarrett, Rusty Wallace, and Dale Earnhardt Jr. On Thursday, March 8, activities at the International Master Builders Row will begin at 10 a.m. and include watching a bike being built by the Chopper Chick Crew as well as a bike show where participants can have their bikes judged. Bike enthusiasts can enter the day of the show or pre-enter at www.masterbikebuilders.com The International Master Bike Builders Row and Bike Show, which made its debut at DIS last year during Fall Cycle Scene, is free and open to the public with access through the Turn 4 tunnel and will also contain numerous motorcycle vendors, concessions and merchandise. Tickets for any of the Daytona 200 Week By Honda events are available online at ~http://www.racetickets.com~ or by calling 1-800-PITSHOP. More, from another press release issued by Daytona International Speedway: Daytona 200 Week: The Ultimate Destination For Bikers Kickstand City To Feature Overnight Parking, Demo Rides, Displays And More DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. — There will be more things to do at historic Daytona International Speedway than watching the thrilling motorcycle racing on the 2.95-mile road course. “The World Center of Racing” will once again host Kickstand City during Daytona 200 Week By Honda on March 1-10. In addition to offering a wide-variety of overnight parking packages, Daytona International Speedway will offer several must-see activities for any motorcycle enthusiast. · Free demo rides: Outside of historic Daytona International Speedway, motorcycle enthusiasts can test-ride the latest and greatest motorcycles with free manufacturer demo rides. Motorcycle enthusiasts can check out displays and demo rides from manufacturers such as Honda, Kawasaki, Suzuki, Triumph, Buell, Yamaha, BMW, Harley Davidson, Victory, Vespa, Boss Hoss and more. Riders must hold a valid motorcycle driver license and DOT approved helmet in order to participate in the demo rides. Demo rides will run March 3 -9, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. · International Master Bike Builders Row and Bike Show: The International Master Bike Builders Show returns to Daytona and will run March 2-10. The International Master Bike Builders Row, which will be located along Lake Lloyd in the specialty vehicle area, will be highlighted by a display of custom choppers from top custom bike builders Donnie Smith, Aaron Greene, Eddie Trotta, Matt Hotch and Jeff Clark. On Thursday, March 8, activities at the International Master Builders Row will begin at 10 a.m. and include watching a bike being built by the Chopper Chick Crew as well as a bike show where participants can have their bikes judged. Bike enthusiasts can enter the day of the show or pre-enter at www.masterbikebuilders.com. The International Master Bike Builders Row and Bike Show, which made its debut at DIS last year during Fall Cycle Scene, is free and open to the public with access through the Turn 4 tunnel and will also contain numerous motorcycle vendors, concessions and merchandise. · Daytona Motorcycle Marketplace: Bikers can find the nation’s top aftermarket parts, accessories and apparel companies at the Daytona Motorcycle Marketplace, which will be located in the parking lot of DAYTONA USA · Budweiser Cool Your Pipes Zone: Cool your pipes with two great names –Budweiser and Daytona International Speedway. Spend the day catching up with old friends at the Budweiser Cool Your Pipes Zone, located just outside the Speedway’s twin tunnels. Enjoy a cold Budweiser and great food next to the area’s largest vendor, display and demo ride marketplace. · Daytona Experience: On Wednesday, March 7 between 7 p.m. and 10 p.m., DIS will host the Daytona Experience. For $30 per participant (rider and/or passenger), the package will include approximately two parade laps around Daytona International Speedway and two complimentary beverage tickets and live entertainment at the After Party in the NEXTEL FANZONE. Portion of proceeds generated from this event will be donated to the Boys and Girls Club of Daytona. Tickets can be purchased beginning March 2 through March 7 near the Budweiser Cool Your Pipes Zone in the Fan Walk area. · Specialty Vehicle, Overnight Parking: Specialty vehicles and overnight tent parking are available inside “The World Center of Racing.” Overnight Specialty Vehicle Parking (with electric and water hook-ups) is available for $600 per spot and overnight specialty vehicle parking (no hook-ups) is $400 per spot. Both of those packages come with two 10-day Super Infield admission tickets. Motorcycle trailer parking in the specialty vehicle area and the Orange tent camping area is $25 and overnight tent camping is free with your daily admission ticket. Outside the Speedway, West Lot camping is available for $200 per spot and motorcycling trailer parking is $100. For more information, call 1-800-PITSHOP. · Motorcycle racing: There will be loads of motorcycle racing on the historic high banks of DIS during Daytona 200 Week By Honda. The racing schedule will include amateur and expert races from Championship Cup Series, the American Sportbike Racing Association, Vintage Road Racing, the SunTrust MOTO-ST Series, American Motorcyclist Association, AMA Supercross Series and AMA Dirt Track Series (At Daytona Beach Municipal Stadium). Racing will culminate with the 66th Daytona 200 By Honda on Saturday, March 10 and the Daytona Supercross By Honda on Friday night, March 9. · More information on Kickstand City, log on to www.daytonainternationalspeedway.com/kickstandcity or call 1-800-PITSHOP.