From:	JPRACER@aol.com


FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
JUNE 19, 1995


Fort Colleens, Colorado  --  The Columbus, Oh - based
promoter, Intersport Management, has failed to live up to
its contractual agreement.  As a result the  July 2nd race
of the American IndyCar Series has been canceled at Toledo
Speedway.  A.I.S. would have joined ARCA on the card for
that weekend and is currently trying to reschedule the race
in the fall.

     A.I.S.  moves on to Colorado for a twin 100K race at
the Ft. Colleens, CO Downtown Airport on the July 29 - 30
weekend.  With only ten points separating first and second.
Vancouver, B.C. rookie, Curtis Spicer, will challenge Series
Champion and teammate, Bill Tempero for the point lead in
the driver championship.  Spicer, who is gaining experience
driving Indy cars in A.I.S. in 1995,  Hopes to join fellow
Canadians, Scott Goodyear and  Jacques Villleneuve, into
CART or IRL Indy cars in 1996.