Indianapolis, IN (February 10, 2003) - Hendricks County Motorsports has announced that they will have two Sunoco Super Series cars available on a lease program for selected 2003 Sunoco Super Series events. The Indianapolis-based team has been involved with the Sunoco Super Series since the series beginning in 1997. Brian Rievley of Alexandria (IN) won the 1998 Sunoco Super Series Championship driving for Hendricks County Motorsports.

This past season Chet Fillip drove a Hendricks County Motorsports car to victory in the 36th Annual Chevy Dealers 400 at Anderson Speedway. Fillip drove in three additional Sunoco Super Series events for Hendricks County Motorsports finishing second at Indianapolis Raceway Park in August and fifth at IRP in October. Fillip will be back with Hendricks County Motorsports to defend his victory in the 400 at Anderson Speedway. Fillip will make additional starts for Hendricks County Motorsports at Winchester Speedway, Indianapolis Raceway Park and at Fairgrounds Speedway in Nashville, Tennessee.

Martin, Michigan veteran driver Chris Orr drove the Hendricks County Chevrolet to a second place finish at Kalamazoo Speedway last season. He also produced a fourth place finish in the same car at Baer Field Speedway in August. Kyle Busch, younger brother of Winston Cup star Kurt Busch, piloted a Hendricks County Motorsports Chevrolet to a ninth place finish in the Car Brite 200 at Winchester Speedway in October. Busch of Las Vegas (NV) showed he had the fastest car on the track at the time when he managed to make up two laps of the three circuits he lost in the pits with a broken wheel.

For more information on the Hendricks County Motorsports lease program contact team owner Jim Winters at 317-435-3917.