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OLYMPIC SKING - U.S. SKI TEAM - Erik Schlopy

2006 In his 3rd Winter Olympics finished 13th in Giant Slalom.

2005 Won the Giant Slalom National Title—his third Giant Slalom title.

2003 Won Giant Slalom Bronze at World Championships.

2001 Finished season as 3rd ranked Giant Slalom skier in the world.

1995 Earned “Rookie of the Year” honors in Professional Ski Racing Circuit.

1994 Competed in first Olympics in Giant Slalom.

1990 Made the U.S. Ski Team at the young age of 18.

U.S. SKI TEAM DOWNHILL - Tim Jitloff

2008 National Giant Slalom Champion

2007 Over All Nor-Am GS Champion

005 Gold Medal Winner - World Jr. Championships

2005 Sprint / Ski Racing Jr. of The Year Recipient

U.S. SKI TEAM DOWNHILL - Megan McJames

2 Gold Medals: Nor-Am GS and SG, 2008

2 Gold Medals: NorAm GS, 2007

NorAm Super-G, GS and overall Champion, 2006

6 World Cup Starts:

Scored first world Cup points in Cortina, Italy: January 2007

32 Europa Cup starts

GS World Rank: 44

World Junior Championship team: ‘05, ‘06, ‘07

U.S. SKI TEAM DOWNHILL - Jeremy Transue

· 2008

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TRIATHLETE - Gina Kehr

· 2008 Winner - Steelhead 20.3 Triathlon

· 2007 Winner - Auburn Triathlon

· 2006 Ironman Triathlon Hawaii - 4th Place Over All

· 2006 IM Coeur D’Alene - 6th Place

· 2003 Uvas Triathlon - 1st Place

· 2003 ITU Boston Monster Challenge - 1st Place

· 2003 IM Lake Placid - 2nd Place

· 2003 Ironman Triathlon Hawaii - 7th Place (1st US female)

· 2002 Wildflower - 5th Place

· 2002 IM France - 2nd Place

· 2002 Sandman Triathlon - 1st Place

· 2002 Pacific Grove - 2nd Place

· 2002Ironman Triathlon Hawaii - 11th Place (1st US female)

Derek Parra

Like many kids in Southern California, Derek Parra started roller skating for fun, at an early age. But what was just a “good time” became the entre into a life’s dream. In 1984 Derek began roller skating and by 1996 he had become the most decorated athlete in the history of the sport.

At the 2002 Olympic Winter Games in Salt Lake City, UT, Parra became the first Mexican American to win a Winter Olympic medal, earning a Gold in the 1500m and a Silver in the 5000m.

Derek coaches the WhIP (Wheels on Ice) Program. This program takes world class inline skaters and helps them transition from wheels to blades, allowing him to give new skaters the chance to follow their own Olympic dreams.

U.S. Speed Skating Team Members

Jeff Simon

Jeff Simon is an up-and-coming short track skater with the desire and ability to go far. After switching from inline skating (where he was a 4-time national medalist), Simon moved to the ice in the hopes to making an Olympic team. In 2003, Jeff went on to win a silver medal at the 2007 World Junior Short Track Championships and came in 5^th overall—the best finish by an American since 1999. Jeff is a member of the 2007-2008 World Champion Men’s Short Track Team. Jeff currently trains in Salt Lake City with the U.S. National Short Track Training Program.

Travis Jayner

Travis Jayner is not your typical kid who grew up in Canada. Although he enjoyed hockey, skiing, soccer and golf, Jayner, who was born in New Brunswick Canada to American parents, loved skating. Travis began skating when he was 5 years old at the prompting of his father who was a speedskater as a child. Jayner is a well rounded athlete competing in the 500m, 1000m, 1500m, 3000m and 5000m relay team. He has consistently finished in the top ten in National and World Cup events. Travis achieved one of his dreams when he not only made the World Short Track team in the 2006/2007 season, but won a bronze medal at the world championships. Travis trains with the U.S. Short Track National Training Program in Salt Lake City, UT.

Jayner is bi-lingual (French-English) and has been studying city planning at McGill University (Montreal, Canada) and Concordia University.

Kimberly Derrick

Kimberly Derrick grew up on Inline skates. From the age of 6 to 18 Kimberly dominated the women’s Inline world winning and placing in numerous National Championships. Derrick switched to ice when she was 18 because she had always wanted to be on an Olympic Team.

Kimberly took the ice world on with the same ferocity she did the Inline world. In 2006, she realized her dreams when she qualified for the Olympic Winter Games in Torino, Italy. Derrick is currently with the U.S. National Training Team in Salt Lake City, UT where she is training for the 2010 Olympic Winter Games in Vancouver, Canada.

OLYMPIC SWIMMING - Summer Sanders

· 2000-2004 Special Correspondent for NBC Today Show

· 2002-2005 Host of TV Show “Olympic Gold”

· 2003 Host of ESPN’s “Beg, Borrow & Deal”

· 2004-2005 Host of Fox Sports Nets “The List”

· U.S. Swimming Hall of Fame

· Stanford Hall of Fame

· Bay Area Sports Hall of Fame

· Most decorated U.S. Swimmer of 1992 Olympic Games - winning 4 medals

2 - GOLD 1 - SILVER 1 - BRONZE

· 1999 Super Production Champion

· 2000 Florida GT3 Champion

· 2001 Florida GT3 Champion

· 2001 Divisional GT Champion

· 2001 SCCA SARRC GT3 Champion

· 2002 Multiple GT1 Wins

· 2003 SARRC Homestead GT1 Winner

· 2003 SARRC Roebling Road GT1 Winner

· 2003 SARRC Moroso GT1 Winner

· 2004 SARRC Sebring GT1 / Over All Winner

· 2004 SARRC Homestead GT 1 / Over All Winner

· 2004 SARRC Roebling Road GT1 Winner

· 2005 AGT Pro Series Homestead Winner

· 2006 Multiple GT1 Wins

· 2006 SARRC—SIC GT1 Winner

· 2007 Multiple GT1 Wins

· 2007 SARRC—SIC GT1 Winner

· 2007 SARRC GT1 / SE Division GT1 Champion

· 2008 Multiple GT1 Wins

· 2008 SARRC—SIC GT1 Winner

· 2008 SARRC GT1 / SE Division GT1 Champion

· 2009 Tom Nehl National GT-1 Winner

Mallen-Alley Racing Drivers: Kevin Allen / Adam Malley

Kevin’s racing endeavors began as a teenager, doing endurance bicycle racing, up to 24 hours at a time, his drive to compete and win has only grown since. He began drag racing when he got his first car and continued chasing the quarter mile for 10 years winning many Saturday night events across Florida and Georgia. In the late 1980’s he raced motocross while serving in the Air Force – followed by Go-Kart racing where he won the championship on a dirt oval. This championship season led him to a sponsored ride the following season racing in Outlaw Karts where he won an amazing 13 races that year on a concrete oval. This led him to the world of sports car racing.

1993 Starts racing 1965 Triumph Spitfire in sports car road racing.

1995 Has won the pole in virtually every SCCA National race in the Southeast Division.

Holds track record for fastest lap at every SCCA SE Division Track in Florida & Georgia.

3 Time Pole Winner at the SCCA Valvoline National Run-Offs.

Numerous “Fastest Race Lap” at the SCCA Valvoline National Run-Offs.

1998 Ran Vintage Races for the NP Racing Team in cars ranging from a 1970 Boss 302 Mustang Trans Am car to a tube chassis Pantera – winning the Spring 1998 3 Hour Endurance race at Sebring by a full 17 laps with co-driver Bret Parker.

1998 Ran first Pro Race for the Vector Car Company in the Professional Sportscar Racing Series – Grand Prix of Atlanta at Road Atlanta driving alongside teammate John Paul Jr and Randy Pobst – finishing 3^rd in the GTS field.

1999 Ran the Rolex 24 Hours of Daytona for NP Racing in a factory Viper GTS-R, co-driving with Bret and Larry Parker and Neil Hanneman – netting a 10^th place finish – the highest placing Viper that year.

1999-2000 Headed up Eagle Racing to build a pair of GT-3 cars to compete in SCCA National competition – completed the build in just 4 short months – this was Kevin’s and Adam Malley’s first professional “partnership” as Adam assisted in the build.

2000 Kevin and Adam ran and qualified both GT-3 cars in SCCA National competition and attended the SCCA Valvoline National Run-Offs with Kevin finishing 3^rd in GT-3 that year – in only the 4^th race outing for these cars.

Adam started his racing career on motorcycles, road racing around the southeast he learned many of the tracks he would soon be winning sports car racing championships on. His attention turned to cars and the SCCA’s solo program which led to his first national championship, a win at the Solo2 Nationals in Topeka Kansas in 1993. This was the first of 5 national championships.

5 National Championships

1997 Winner – SCCA Valvoline National Championship Run-Offs

1998 Winner - SCCA Valvoline National Championship Run-Offs

1999 Winner - SCCA Valvoline National Championship Run-Offs

2000 Assisted in Eagle Racing Program – working as driver’s coach and set-up consultant for their GT-3 Toyota Paseo two car team.

2001 Assisted Kevin in his Trans Am Series efforts and American Viper Racing in their 2 car team effort in American Lemans Series.

2002 Developed his Honda Civic for SCCA National racing

2003 Winner - SCCA Valvoline National Championship Run-Offs

2004 moved into GT4 with his Honda Civic and placed 4^th at the Run-Offs

2005 Grew his automotive business while co-developing the Mallen-Alley Piranha PP-1 and the Mallen-Alley Racing business as well.

2006-2008 Continued development on the Piranha PP-1

2001 Kevin buys, builds and enters his own car into the Trans Am Series – with Adam acting as consultant and driver’s coach – the team began garnering higher finishes when team funding ran out and Kevin opted to pursue other opportunities and sold his Trans Am car.

2001 - 2002 Ran in American Lemans Series for Viper Racing in a Viper GTS-R, Kevin teamed with team owner Tom Weickardt and ran 3 races in 2001 and 3 races in 2002.

2003 Re-engineered a Nissan 510 and ran in SCCA National races winning 6 races in the SE Division and qualifying for the 2003 SCCA Valvoline National Run-Offs where he finished 3^rd and had the fastest race lap of the race.

2004 Formed Mallen-Alley Racing with friend Adam Malley and began doing race car prep, race car fabrication, driver coaching, race engineering and race support for other race teams.

2004 - 2005 Began serious development of the Piranha PP-1

2006 Continued development on the Piranha PP-1 and the building of Mallen-Alley Racing and all of their race services and support for other teams.

2007-2008 Handled all race engineering, driver coaching and fabrication for the Powerhouse Racing GT-1 Team – resulting in back to back undefeated seasons for the Powerhouse Racing Team winning 2 SE Division GT1 titles and SARRC GT-1 Championships in 2007 and 2008.

2008 5th Place Finish at the 2008 SCCA Nationals in the PP1 - the first time the car ran at the Run-Offs

Southern Born Racing - Bob Lindsey