DENVER, NC (10/24/2005) - RacingSchools.com, the world's largest single source of auto racing school information and enrollment services, is offering the winner of The All-American Driver Challenge (AADC) a Three-Day Formula 2000 racing school program through the Derek Daly Performance Racing Academy located at the Las Vegas Motor Speedway.

"We want the winner of The All-American Driver Challenge to understand and be comfortable with all aspects of race car driving techniques," said Robert Prevost, president and CEO of Racingschools.com. "Completing a Derek Daly Academy Three Day Formula Road Racing School program will substantially widen the scope of the winner's understanding of the car control techniques and vehicle dynamics and provide him or her with advanced skills not found in many of the driver's they'll be competing against. That's an edge we want our winning driver to have."

The winner will enjoy three thrilling days in Las Vegas driving the Academy's Formula 2000 racecars learning to extract 100% of their performance capabilities. They will work on advanced car control, heel-toe downshifting, trail braking, and the correct line. They will also be put into the Evasive Action Simulator to improve reactions when faced with dangerous situations on the racetrack. They will also learn passing techniques, practice starts, and flag recognition. Following each session will be a complete debriefing using their exclusive STACK Data Acquisition Systems, which are onboard every one of their Formula Cars.

Racingschools.com is an authorized agent that represents more than 80 of the world's best auto racing and high performance driving schools. Clients can choose from a vast array of racecar styles from NASCAR Stockcars to real Formula One cars to exotic sports cars and dragsters. Programs are available at famous racetracks in the USA, Canada, the UK, Europe, the Middle East and China.

The AADC is a driver development and search program that is geared toward fostering the best up-and-coming talent for a future career in a professional American racing series. All aspiring racecar drivers between the ages of 15 and 26 are invited to enter the AADC and earn their way to becoming the next American racing hero. Today there are very few driver development and search programs. The All-American Driver Challenge was developed to find talented young drivers and provide them with a unique opportunity to begin a racing career in USAC.

Interested participants can go online to www.allamericandriver.com to register for the Challenge (this includes a $300 registration fee). Once registered, Challengers will then go to one of 11 approved indoor karting centers across the country and begin running their qualifying laps. Open qualifying ends on December 15, 2005. In the end, one deserving Challenger will win the chance to race full time in the 2006 USAC Carolina Midget Series and follow in the footsteps of some of today's racing stars. The All-American Driver Challenge is presented by Calico Coatings and other participating sponsors and endorsed by USAC. For more information on The All-American Driver Challenge, please visit www.allamericandriver.com or call 1.800.861.6491.