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Team MiataCage.com announced today that they will participate in the 2008 National Auto Sport Association (NASA) 25 Hours of Thunderhill, Presented by the U.S. Air Force, December 6-7 at Thunderhill Raceway Park in Willows, CA.

With support from MiataCage.com, Wyatt Fire Protection, E&L Auto Parts, Clackamas Midas, MAZDASPEED Motorsports Development and Ed Pavone, Team MiataCage.com will campaign a Mazda Miata in the E2 class.  The E2 class is hotly contested, with more than 17 teams competing, and it is also the class where many of the best drivers from the very competitive Spec Miata class will run.  The E2 class requires a fine balance of driver ability, reliability, and teamwork. 

Team Castrol-Speed Trapp Racing brings back a previous winning BMW M3 to the NASA 25 Hours of Thunderhill to compete in the E0 class. No strangers to endurance sports car racing, Team Castrol-STR will utilize experience and a talented driver line-up to compete at the 2008 NASA 25 Hours of Thunderhill presented by the U.S Air Force, December 5th - 7th, at Thunderhill Raceway in Willows, CA.

We are proud to announce our entry in the NASA 25 hours of Thunderhill endurance race on Dec. 5-6th, 2008 at Thunderhill Raceway in Willows, Ca. The 25 hrs. is the longest road race in America, and we will be racing against 70 of the best amateur & professional  teams in the country. We are a group of dedicated volunteer racers from Stockton, Ca., that enjoy the immense challenge that this event provides. This is our 5th year competing at this event, & our 2nd year with our potent FFR GTM-R prototype racer

In a collaborative effort by a North Bay sports car team, three drivers rise to challenge America's longest and most difficult sports car race.  Tiger Racing/ Bavarian Tuning today announced that it will compete in the sixth running of the NASA 25 Hours at Thunderhill presented by the U.S. Air Force, December 5-6, 2008 in Willows, CA.

No stranger to endurance racing, the racing team of Tiger Racing /Bavarian Tuning, will compete in the sixth running of the 25 Hours of Thunderhill along with more than 45 other racing teams for the chance to Endure the 25.  The team is comprised of three skilled drivers:  Jacques Andres, owner of Bay Bridge Motors, an Oakland-based auto body repair facility; John Larson, team principal and 2004 BMW M3 car owner; Billy Maher, veteran endurance sports car racer; and owner of Bavarian Tuning, Inc., a Santa Rosa-based BMW repair facility.   The team also announced that Peter Vinsel will be Director of Race Operations.