RICHARD MITCHELL - LOWE'S NOTES & QUOTES

"Racing at Lowe's is special.  There is so much history and tradition
connected with the place, that I'm always a little emotional when we race
here.  It was always one of the tracks I dreamed about racing at when we were
running the late models back home.  This particular race is also special
because it marks the one year anniversary of Blaise Alexander's death.  We'll
all be remembering Blaise and what he meant to the sport when we buckle-in on
Thursday night."

SECRET TO WINNING AT LOWE'S:

"The trick to going fast at Lowe's is getting your car to be able to run low
through the bumps in turns three and four.  If your car doesn't work really
well on that end of the track, you won't be able to carry your speed on to
the front stretch dog leg.  The problem is, the same car setup doesn't
always work!  Lowe's is one of those places that changes constantly.  What
worked in the spring race may be junk in the fall."

LOWE'S IS SAID TO BE WEATHER -SENSITIVE:

"For some reason the weather conditions really affect the cars at Lowe's.  A
major change in weather is a key factor at any race track, but at Lowe's even
a stray cloud passing over will change the handling characteristics of the
car dramatically.  If the weather changes you can go from good to bad in a
heart beat."

*   Mitchell has finished fifth, tenth and 26th in his three previous starts
at Lowe's.

*   In four 2002 ARCA RE/MAX Series races Mitchell has recorded three top-10
runs (Daytona-seventh/ Lowe's-fifth/ Michigan-third).  While leading the July
Pocono race, Mitchell crashed after cutting-down a rear tire, relegating him
to 27th in the final run down.  Talladega results from Oct. 5 not available.

*   Mitchell has participated in three NASCAR BUSCH Series events in 2002,
finishing 34th and 35th at Nashville Superspeedway, while garnering 23rd in
the Sept. Richmond contest.

*   Mitchell recently received the prestigious DISTINGUISHED WEST VIRGINIAN
award from Governor Bob Wise for his active role in promoting tourism and
economic development in the Mountain State.

*   Mitchell has been invited to appear at the West Virginia University (WVU)
vs. Syracuse homecoming football game at Mountaineer Stadium on Oct. 19.  A
WVU mechanical engineering graduate, Mitchell will be signing autographs to
promote the WVU Prevention Research Center's  new "Race to Health" campaign.

*   Along with fellow drivers Wally Dallenbach and Damon Lusk, Mitchell will 
host  the lucky winner of a special West Virginia "Wild and Wonderful"
contest in a two-day golf/ fishing/ hunting outing at the Glade Springs
Resort on Oct. 21/22.

*   Mitchell will be driving a former Bill Davis Racing Winston Cup chassis
at Lowe's that was previously campaigned by Daytona 500 winner Ward Burton.

*   The final race for the Coach USA team will be the NASCAR BUSCH Series
event at North Carolina Speedway on Nov. 2.

For more information on Richard Mitchell and Mac Hill Motorsports please
visit: mitchellracing.com.