TRG Sponsors..........
04-10-2004, 11:47 AM
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TRG Sponsors..........
To learn more about Oakfields, please visit http://www.oakfields.com
To learn more about Gregor Fisken, visit http://www.gregorfisken.com
To learn more about Monster Cable, visit http://www.monstercable.com
To learn more about CDOC, visit http://www.cdoc.com
To learn more about Rennlist, visit https://rennlist.com
To learn more about Adobe Road Wines, visit http://www.adoberoadwines.com
Sponsor Highlights:
Gregor Fisken is today internationally acknowledged as the foremost dealer in fine historic automobiles. Having founded the business in the difficult days of 1991 the company has gone from strength to strength with an annual turnover measured in millions and a reputation that is second to none.
Established since 1975 Oakfields specialize in the world-wide import and export of new and used Sports, Racing, Classic and Prestige automobiles. Motorsport is a primary focus and over the years Oakfields have bought and sold many famous competition cars, including a factory Mercedes CLK GTR and Alfa Romeo T33 1975 world championship winning car and many famous 'ex-works' rally and race cars.
Monster is the world's leading manufacturer of high performance cables for home, car and professional use as well as computers and computer games. Monster Power®, a division of Monster Cable, provides AC power conditioning and protection products as well as a complete line of PowerCells.
Safety and performance. That is what we are all about at CDOC, whether it’s for a racecar or streetcar. And that’s why both amateurs and professionals alike come back again and again. We are known for being trustworthy, knowledgeable and dependable.
The Racer’s Group is a manufacturer and distributor of high performance Porsche parts, an engine and chassis building and tuning facility, a full service Porsche prep facility, and a professional race team. Additionally, they provide electrical and mechanical engineering services, driver development and "arrive and drive" services. The Racer’s Group is based at Infineon Raceway, formerly Sears Point Raceway, in Sonoma, Calif.
To learn more about Gregor Fisken, visit http://www.gregorfisken.com
To learn more about Monster Cable, visit http://www.monstercable.com
To learn more about CDOC, visit http://www.cdoc.com
To learn more about Rennlist, visit https://rennlist.com
To learn more about Adobe Road Wines, visit http://www.adoberoadwines.com
Sponsor Highlights:
Gregor Fisken is today internationally acknowledged as the foremost dealer in fine historic automobiles. Having founded the business in the difficult days of 1991 the company has gone from strength to strength with an annual turnover measured in millions and a reputation that is second to none.
Established since 1975 Oakfields specialize in the world-wide import and export of new and used Sports, Racing, Classic and Prestige automobiles. Motorsport is a primary focus and over the years Oakfields have bought and sold many famous competition cars, including a factory Mercedes CLK GTR and Alfa Romeo T33 1975 world championship winning car and many famous 'ex-works' rally and race cars.
Monster is the world's leading manufacturer of high performance cables for home, car and professional use as well as computers and computer games. Monster Power®, a division of Monster Cable, provides AC power conditioning and protection products as well as a complete line of PowerCells.
Safety and performance. That is what we are all about at CDOC, whether it’s for a racecar or streetcar. And that’s why both amateurs and professionals alike come back again and again. We are known for being trustworthy, knowledgeable and dependable.
The Racer’s Group is a manufacturer and distributor of high performance Porsche parts, an engine and chassis building and tuning facility, a full service Porsche prep facility, and a professional race team. Additionally, they provide electrical and mechanical engineering services, driver development and "arrive and drive" services. The Racer’s Group is based at Infineon Raceway, formerly Sears Point Raceway, in Sonoma, Calif.
