BAM RACING WELCOMES LARRY FOYT AND
ASSOCIATE SPONSOR FOR PEPSI 400
Foyt and Firehouse Subs join No. 49 team at Daytona International Speedway

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (July 3, 2007) –Bam Racing is pleased to welcome Larry Foyt and associate sponsor Firehouse Subs to the No. 49 Dodge Charger for the Pepsi 400 this weekend at Daytona International Speedway.

Foyt will attempt to make his first NASCAR NEXTEL Cup Series start of the season with BAM Racing this weekend. Although he has not competed this year, Foyt has accumulated many on-track hours testing at superspeedways in support of series manufacturer Dodge Motorsports.

Firehouse Subs, founded in Jacksonville, Fla. by former firefighting brothers Robin and Chris Sorensen, will serve as an associate sponsor for the Pepsi 400 on the BAM Racing Dodge as well as on the Mac Hill Motorsports Busch Series car in partnership with Foyt.

“Firehouse Subs is proud to partner with Larry Foyt as he drives the No. 49 BAM Racing car in the NEXTEL Cup Series as well as the No. 56 Mac Hill Motorsports No. 56 car in the Busch Series this weekend in Daytona,” commented Doug Reifschneider, Director of Marketing for Firehouse Subs. “It is a great opportunity for us to get involved with the sport and we’re happy to be a part of it.”

“We are thrilled to have Larry Foyt in our car this weekend and extend a warm welcome to Firehouse Subs,” said team owner Beth Ann Morgenthau. “We have known Larry for a long time and are happy to offer him this opportunity to possibly compete in one of the most exciting races of the season.”

About BAM Racing
BAM Racing was formed by Beth Ann and Tony Morgenthau in 2001, and enters its sixth season in NASCAR Nextel Cup racing as one of the series’ few single-car teams. Successful investors, the Morgenthaus have funded the team from its inception, and began generating corporate sponsorship support on a full-time basis in 2004. Beth Ann Morgenthau, whose initials make up the name of BAM Racing, continues to be the only hands-on female owner in motorsports to have started a team without family connections. At a time when some of the sport’s most decorated teams are ceasing operations, BAM Racing continues to strive forward and reach its goals.

About Firehouse Subs
Firehouse Subs, founded in Jacksonville, Fla. by former firefighting brothers Robin and Chris Sorensen, is a 282-unit fast-casual restaurant chain that specializes in hot subs. Firehouse Subs serves large portions of premium meats and cheeses, “steamed” hot and placed atop fresh produce on a toasted sub roll. Each restaurant offers a family-oriented atmosphere, complete with an authentic firefighter theme that celebrates local firefighting history, as well as the founding family’s 200 years of firefighting service. Firehouse Subs was named “Company of the Year” by KPMG in 2005, and is the “National Chain” winner of the National Restaurant Association’s Restaurant Neighbor Award for community service. Expansion plans for 2007 include an additional 100 restaurants.

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