ReleaseWire Connect

Racing car champion Scott Tucker is loaning some help to youngsters by launching a new project for teens to pledge to stay on the right course by avoiding drugs and alcohol. By promising to stay on the right track, teenagers will have the opportunity to drive on a real race track. Teenagers who want to make a difference can lend a helping to other youngsters in their community and go ahead and take Tucker Champion’s Pledge against drugs and alcohol.

Scott Tucker's Level 5 Motorsports Team have launched a Development Team which is lending promising young motorsports champions of tomorrow a helping hand on their way to the top. The Development Team is lending promising young racers the opportunity to develop their skills by lending both racing advice and much needed sponsorship funds. An integral part of the Development Team's focus is maintaining a healthy balance between racing, education and maintaining a positive attitude.

The Scott Tucker owned Level 5 Motorsports team are lending a helping hand to young drivers aiming to make their mark in racing through a new development program. The level 5 Motorsports Development Team has been launched in order to help give promising young drivers a better chance of realizing their dreams of making it to the pinnacle of the motorsports world. After having their undoubted talent spotted by Scott Tucker himself several aspiring young stars of tomorrow are already reaping the rewards that the experience and knowledge of a successful racing team can bring into their lives. The Level 5 Motorsports Development Program doesn't just lend a hand when it comes to passing on vital experience and knowledge.

Five-time Sports Car Club of America National Champion Scott Tucker has recently launched a brand new educational program aimed to lending youngsters a helping hand when it comes to being more aware of the dangers that drugs and alcohol can cause. The Scott Tucker Champion's pledge to stay on the right track is aimed towards lending teenagers a hand to realize they can achieve their goals and make a difference without the need to use drugs or alcohol.

Scott Tucker has been busy lending his support to this year's increased competition in the American Le Mans Series P2 class. This year the number of cars lining up on the starting grid in the P2 class has increased dramatically and Scott Tucker has embraced the new competition with open arms as by lending his full support to his new rivals as he kicks off the defense of his 2011 ALMS P2 championship. Two new racing teams, Conquest Endurance and Black Swan Racing, made their debuts in the ALMS P2 class in March at the Mobil 1 12 Hours of Sebring Fueled by Fresh from Florida and rather than being worried about the increased competition that his new rivals will pose Scott Tucker has welcomed the expansion of the P2 class.

Scott Tucker, the five-time national racing champion and owner of the hugely successful Level 5 Motorsports Team has been demonstrating his commitment to lending teenagers a helping hand to keep on the right track when it comes to living a healthy lifestyle. Scott Tucker's new champions pledge is a scheme aimed at showing how teenagers can realize their ambitions through hard work, dedication and passion without needing to experiment with alcohol and drugs.

Scott Tucker, race car driver and owner of the Level 5 Motorsports Team has shown his dedication to lending teenagers a helping hand to living a healthy drug and alcohol free life by launching a educational pledge program that can give teenagers the opportunity to experience the excitement of driving a real race car around a real racetrack. Those who take and the Tucker Champion's pledge will be eligible to register for a place in the Performance Driving School, which is a real oval racetrack located in Orlando, Fl.

Scott Tucker, race car driver and owner of Level 5 Motorsports has been lending a helping hand to new ALMS class P2 rival team Black Swan Racing by loaning them Level 5's 2011 Lola-Honda B11/80 car in order for the Tim Pappas owned team to compete in the 2012 ALMS P2 class series. Scott tucker won the ALMS P2 series championship driving the B11/80 car in 2011 and by loaning the car to Black Swan Racing Tucker is not only lending a hand to his new rivals but also lending a helping hand to the whole of ALMS P2 class series overall.

Race car driver Scott Tucker and his Level 5 Motorsports team have set up a brand new Development Team which is lending a helping hand to ambitious young motorsports drivers as they race forward towards a career in motorsports. Scott Tucker and his Level 5 Motorsports team are fully committed to loaning as much of their experience as possible to young racers giving them as many opportunities as possible to develop their driving talents both on the track.

Level 5 Motorsports and Scott Tucker have set up a brand new Development Team which is lending a helping hand to younger motorsports drivers as they aspire for a profession in motorsports. Scott Tucker and his Level 5 Motorsports team are fully committed to offering young drivers with as many choices as possible to ensure they develop their recently established driving skills both on and off the track.