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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
INDIANAPOLIS-February 6, 2002
Fundraising Event to benefit Brian’s Wish and ALS also known as Lou Gehrig’s Disease
EVENT
Brian’s Wish Runoffs at RACERS
WHEN
Tuesday February 19th 6:00 PM to 10:00 PM
WHERE
RACERS European-Style Go-Kart Racing at Union Station, 302 S. Meridian St., Downtown Indianapolis
BRIAN’S WISH
Brian is a race fan in the St. Vincent's Hospice in Indianapolis. A grass roots effort started by his primary caregiver
and picked up by race fans at www.trackforum.com has resulted in the Brian’s Wish program - www.brianswish.com.
Thanks to this grassroots effort many drivers, including Eddie Cheever, Sarah Fisher and Robbie Buhl have visited Brian
at the hospice. Also it is expected that almost every starter in the 2002 Indianapolis 500 will carry a special Brian's Wish
decal. Brian's Wish is for an increased awareness of the disease ALS and an increased effort to finding a cure for the
disease. Thanks to Brian and the racing community steps are being taken to make Brian's Wish come true.
BRIAN’S WISH RUNOFFS
Race for fast lap time in 8-kart, 20-lap heats on the 300-meter road course and 6-kart, 30-lap races on the high-speed oval.
Spectators can make donations with 100% being donated to Brian’s Wish.
Drivers can race for $20 per race with 50% being donated to Brian’s Wish.
Drivers with fastest 3-laps on each track will go to the podium for an Olympic-style medal ceremony with Bronze, Silver and
Gold medals being awarded. Spectators and drivers will have the opportunity to win prizes throughout the night.
This event is open to the public. RACERS is an all adult facility with the minimum age being 18 years.
For More Information: www.brianswish.com, www.tracksidelive.net, www.trackforum.com, www.racerskarting.com
INDIANAPOLIS-February 6, 2002
Fundraising Event to benefit Brian’s Wish and ALS also known as Lou Gehrig’s Disease
EVENT
Brian’s Wish Runoffs at RACERS
WHEN
Tuesday February 19th 6:00 PM to 10:00 PM
WHERE
RACERS European-Style Go-Kart Racing at Union Station, 302 S. Meridian St., Downtown Indianapolis
BRIAN’S WISH
Brian is a race fan in the St. Vincent's Hospice in Indianapolis. A grass roots effort started by his primary caregiver
and picked up by race fans at www.trackforum.com has resulted in the Brian’s Wish program - www.brianswish.com.
Thanks to this grassroots effort many drivers, including Eddie Cheever, Sarah Fisher and Robbie Buhl have visited Brian
at the hospice. Also it is expected that almost every starter in the 2002 Indianapolis 500 will carry a special Brian's Wish
decal. Brian's Wish is for an increased awareness of the disease ALS and an increased effort to finding a cure for the
disease. Thanks to Brian and the racing community steps are being taken to make Brian's Wish come true.
BRIAN’S WISH RUNOFFS
Race for fast lap time in 8-kart, 20-lap heats on the 300-meter road course and 6-kart, 30-lap races on the high-speed oval.
Spectators can make donations with 100% being donated to Brian’s Wish.
Drivers can race for $20 per race with 50% being donated to Brian’s Wish.
Drivers with fastest 3-laps on each track will go to the podium for an Olympic-style medal ceremony with Bronze, Silver and
Gold medals being awarded. Spectators and drivers will have the opportunity to win prizes throughout the night.
This event is open to the public. RACERS is an all adult facility with the minimum age being 18 years.
For More Information: www.brianswish.com, www.tracksidelive.net, www.trackforum.com, www.racerskarting.com
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