Fiorenzo Tirrinanzi and Jeff Glenn Win ACRL's "United We Stand" Enduro at Las Vegas.

"Glenn started and built a lead, Tirrinanzi brought it home."

Oakland CA, (November 5, 2001) - JAG Promotions announced today that the Carbir CS2 driven by Fiorenzo Tirrinanzi and Jeff Glenn won the ACRL's first ever endurance event. The one hour race format included a mandatory five minute pit stop. Team Hollywood Engineer/Crew Chief Eric Purcell called a refuelling strategy but no tire change for both of the Hollywood cars. Glenn started the car on the outside of the front row beside Peter Zarcades. After an exciting 4 lap battle, Glenn found a way by Zarcades, and built up a 34 second lead before bringing in the yellow number 72. Fiorenzo got out of the pits with more than 26 seconds on second place- but it was a close one.

"To build a lead, I worked the tires on the car a bit. Towards the end of my stint, the car had become slightly loose - Fiorenzo was less than happy with the way the car felt - but he did a great job of hanging on ." Glenn said.

"This car is undriveable" - Fiorenzo relayed to Eric Purcell in his second lap at speed.

In the closing stages of the race John Lombardo, in the number 73 Team Hollywood Carbir closed in on Fiorenzo, but late in the race, the transmission stuck in third gear. Fiorenzo, with a handfull of opposite lock held off the one -speed Lombardo car, and the cars crossed the line one-two....

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