WINNER OF “CZECHER BIKE” TO RECEIVE FREE SESSION AT ERIC BOSTROM’S RACING 2 SAVE LIVES EVENT AT MILLER MOTORSPORTS PARK Denver, CO February 24, 2006 – The winning bidder on the Paul Taylor built custom GSXR750R will get a little extra fun to go with their new prize. Racing 2 Save Lives is donating a free session at the event hosted at the brand new Miller Motorsports Park in Tooele, Utah, April 13-16, 2006. “With Vincent as our Master of Ceremonies, and the bike being auctioned off to help pay for the mounting medical bills, we wanted to make the auction extra special,” remarked R2SL President Sharon Foxworthy. “What could be cooler than bringing the new ride out to a brand new, world class facility, rub elbows with other enthusiasts, and meet up with Vincent?” The bike, which was originally to be Vincent’s ultimate track and street weapon, weighing in only twelve pounds more than a MotoGP Bike and putting over a hundred and forty horsepower on the rear wheel, will now help offset his medical and rehabilitation expenses. “With Vincent being at the event, it’s quite an opportunity for the new owner to be able to set up the bike with him. Who would know better how the bike should be set up then Vincent himself,” said Paul Taylor, owner of Taylor Made Racing, Inc. “It’s not really about the bike, but what we can do for Vincent.” The auction for the custom built GSXR750R ends on Wednesday, March 1, 2006. To bid on this exclusive creation, go to www.racetaylormade.com/czecher/index.html . For more information, please visit www.racing2savelives.org.