TRUE GRIT and MILESTONE WINNERS ANNOUNCED

                 TRUE GRIT and MILESTONE WINNERS ANNOUNCED


LAS VEGAS, Nev. -- Mike Julson of Santee, Calif., and Tom Schilling of

El Cajon, Calif., were the only survivors of 213 drivers eligible to

share in SCORE International's $12,000 Toyota True Grit purse for the

1993 season.

        Julson and Schilling were each presented checks for $6,000 at

the annual SCORE awards banquet.

        Toyota True Grit awards are paid to drivers in "little guy"

classes, or classes which have no factory entries, based on their

combined average speeds for the siz point-scoring races.  Winners in

each class were to have been paid $2,000 each, but there were no

winners at all in foru of the classes.

        Meanwhile, the prestigious Toyota Milestone awards competition

ended with 14 drivers winning out of an eligibility list of 367 after

six races, including the just-conccluded Tecate SCORE Baja 1000

presented by Ford, which had a finishing ratio of 24 per cent.

        Milestone awards, given to drivers who complete every racing

mile of all six event, are open to all SCORE 4-wheel competitors

regardless of class.

        Fastest of the Milestone winners is Ivan Stewart of Alpine,

Calif., with a 51.080 mph cumulative average speed after 2,442.12 miles

of competiton.


-- From a press release --


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