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US F1 Team granted entry into 2010 FIA Formula One World Championship

Charlotte, N.C. (June 12, 2009) – The Federation Internationale de l’Automobile (FIA) announced today that US F1 Team was one of three new teams to be granted entry into the 2010 FIA Formula One World Championship.

Formula One is a worldwide racing series that holds events in various countries spanning the globe from England to Malaysia. F1, along with the Olympic Games and the World Cup, leads the way as the most recognizable and desirable sporting brand in the world. F1 is the pinnacle of mechanical engineering with the most technologically advanced racecars competing on some of the world’s most challenging tracks with the most talented drivers and race teams.

“Everyone here at US F1 Team is honored to have been granted entry into the FIA Formula One World Championship,” said Team Principal Ken Anderson. “Peter Windsor and I have been working on this project day-in and day-out for much of the last two and a half years and we’re just humbled and completely honored to have been chosen as one of only three new teams for 2010.”

The other two new teams that were granted entry into the FIA Formula One World Championship were Campos Grand Prix and Manor Grand Prix.

“Today is a great day for American motorsports,” said Peter Windsor, executive vice president of US F1 Team. “Formula One is the most popular sport in the world and Ken and I are excited about the opportunity to showcase American technology and ingenuity to the rest of the world.”

About US F1 Team

US F1 Team is an officially sanctioned and approved Formula One team that was formed by motorsports veterans Ken Anderson and Peter Windsor. From the design and construction of the racecar to the development of the next generation of American drivers, US F1 Team brings an authentic American effort to the global stage of Formula One. Headquartered in Charlotte, North Carolina, motorsports capital of the United States, US F1 Team will compete full time in 2010 and beyond in one of the world’s largest and most popular sports.