From pharmaceuticals to resorts and from race cars to wines, the accomplishments of Dr. Donald E. Panoz are the epitome of the entrepreneurial dream.

Though only involved in motorsports since the mid-1990s, Panoz has certainly made his mark as the owner of Panoz Motor Sports Group (PMSG). PMSG has become one of the most diversified and successful motorsports companies in the world. As owner of the American Le Mans Series, Panoz Racing Schools and three race tracks (Sebring International Raceway, Road Atlanta and Mosport International Raceway), PMSG

Scott Atherton is the President and Chief Executive Officer of Panoz Motor Sports Group (PMSG), one of the most comprehensive motorsports companies in the world. Recognized as an industry leader in all areas of motorsports, PMSG encompasses the American Le Mans Series, three race tracks, racing schools and Elan Motorsports Technologies. In his leadership role, Atherton is responsible for all aspects of the day-to-day operation of the Series, including scheduling, relationships with participating manufacturers, sponsors and event promoters and the Series' executive duties with sanctioning body IMSA and the Automobile Club de l'Ouest (ACO), the controlling entity of Le Mans. In total, Atherton oversees the operations of more than 10 Panoz motorsports companies with collective annual revenues of approximately $50 million.

The American Le Mans Series named Tim Mayer as Chief Operating Officer in March of 2006. Mayer is responsible for the day-to-day operations of the Series, including managing Series staff, working with race tracks and event promoters, and other administrative functions.

Mayer also works closely with the Series' diverse base of prestigious automobile manufacturers and sponsors, along with the Automobile Club de l'Ouest (ACO), the sanctioning body for the 24 Hours of Le Mans. He also is a sitting delegate of the FIA GT Commission and is a Vice President of ACCUS (Automobile Competition Committee of the United States) and alternate representative to the FIA from

David Tetzlaff joined the Panoz Motor Sports Group in February of 2001 in the position of Controller. Tetzlaff is responsible for American Le Mans Series accounting, payables, receiving and invoicing, as well as the management of the Series budget. In addition, he also oversees financials for other areas of the Panoz Motor Sports Group, including Road Atlanta, Mosport International Raceway, Sebring International Raceway and the Panoz Racing Schools.

Tetzlaff graduated with an accounting degree from Georgia State University before he started his career in the accounting department at Electrolux. Two years later, he embarked on a four-year stint with Avon Products, where he served in the positions of Accounting Supervisor, Payroll Manager, Planning Analyst and Senior Financial Analyst. Prior to joining Panoz, Tetzlaff spent three years as Senior Financial Analyst at Storage Technology Corporation.

Bob Dickinson joined the American Le Mans Series as its Vice President of Media and Communications in December of 2004. A 30-year communications veteran, Dickinson brings extensive media and communications experience/expertise in sports, television and motorsports to the Series, including that in the National Football League, Turner Broadcasting and several Olympic Games. He is charged with developing and implementing all aspects of a comprehensive media and communications strategy and day-today media functions on behalf of the Series both domestically and internationally.

Sports business and media executive John Evenson joined the American Le Mans Series in the position of Vice President of Broadcast Administration in November of 2001. In late 2002, he was promoted to Vice President, Communications and Broadcasting.

Evenson is responsible for all aspects of television for the sports car racing series including domestic and international rights, network, cable and other distribution relationships, production coordination, programming and long-range broadcast strategic planning. He works closely with CBS Sports, SPEED Channel and international outlets and packagers as well as television producers Wheeler Television

Ed Triolo is a veteran motorsports business and media executive who joined the American Le Mans Series as Senior Director of Business Development in January of 2006. Triolo's primary responsibility involves identifying and implementing growth opportunities within the Series. In addition, on a project basis he assists Series operations involving sales & marketing, media, merchandising and services related to teams and the International Motor Sports Association (IMSA).

Triolo brings to the Series a wealth of experience in motorsports marketing/communications management, having worked with sponsors and auto manufacturers/importers. He most recently was with Panoz Motor

Annamae Meigher joined the staff of Panoz Motor Sports Group and the American Le Mans Series as Director of Merchandising in late 2002. Meigher's responsibilities include permanent gift shop facilities and event merchandise operations at Road Atlanta, Sebring International Raceway and Mosport International Raceway, as well as all Series trackside merchandise operations, all Panoz companies' merchandise needs and all Panoz companies' Web-based merchandise.

Meigher has extensive experience in custom retail buying, retail management control, assortment planning, creating event merchandise and managing onsite event retail locations. She worked under contract with Panoz Motor Sports Group for two years prior to being hired to dramatically increase sales revenue, quality and presentation of event and branded merchandise at Series events.

Cory Smith joined the American Le Mans Series staff in December of 2003 in the position of Director of Web Enabled Technologies. In addition to managing the official Series Web site, www.americanlemans.com, Smith is also working to integrate web enabled technologies into the marketing and promotion of the Series.

Smith began his career in 1995 as Creative Director for the Miami-based Web development firm Icanect. During his tenure there, he created many innovations in Web site design and development, quickly gaining a reputation as a leading Internet developer in South Florida. He then became Senior Online Designer and

Chris Spinner joined the American Le Mans Series as Creative/Production Director in December of 2004. His primary responsibilities include operation of all in-house creative/design for the American Le Mans Series/Panoz Motor Sports Group departments for the design and production of its related materials as well as design functions for www.americanlemans.com. With the Series' new brand identity and communication endeavors launched for 2006, Spinner is also responsible for the development of its new "look and feel," a style guide and maintenance of all American Le Mans Series and Panoz Motor Sports Group logos and related treatments. He is charged with design and production of major Series publications including the annual media guide, 101 Guide to the American Le Mans Series, fan flyers, sales & marketing materials, posters and a variety of other projects.

Tyra Sitton joined the American Le Mans Series Communications & Broadcasting staff as Promotions/Media Relations Manager in March 2006. She is responsible for developing and implementing race market as well as national promotional activities on behalf of the Series and its event/event promoters. She also is charged with developing, implementing and managing all Series fan-related activities and will handle key race operations management of pre/post-race ceremonies and logistics.

Prior to joining the Series, she was employed in the position of Special Events Director in the Office of Advancement & External Affairs at Western Carolina University. In that role, she was responsible for

Ryan Smith joined the American Le Mans Series' Media & Communications staff in March of 2005 as Media Relations Manager/Web Editor. His primary responsibilities include website planning, implementation and content management for the Series' official website, www.americanlemans.com, creating and writing press releases and working with local/regional, national and international media - print, television, radio and internet - on behalf of the American Le Mans Series.

Smith's background is focused on journalism and news writing. Prior to joining the American Le Mans Series, he served in a variety of roles at The Times in Gainesville, GA, including sports reporter, assistant sports editor, government reporter and assistant metro editor. He is a recipient of several state and national awards for sports writing.

Jamie Sellers joined the American Le Mans Series' Broadcasting and Communications department in January of 2007. In the multi-faceted role of Broadcasting and Public Relations/Media Services Manager, Sellers plays a vital role in the production of audio and video materials for race market media activities, developing video elements for the website and handles a variety of writing responsibilities that include press releases, broadcast scripts and website content. At track, Sellers is responsible for a number of broadcasting and television-related tasks including shooting, editing and other Series production services.

Howe worked as an intern in the Broadcasting & Communications department for four years while pursuing a journalism degree from Georgia State University as well as assisted the television crew on site at each race venue. Sellers currently resides in Lawrenceville, GA.

Drew Bergwall joined the American Le Mans Series sales and marketing department in November 2004 to serve in the important role of Sponsor Services Manager. The Atlanta, GA, native is responsible for the day-to-day fulfillment of Series sponsor obligations, including onsite/track activities.

Bergwall came to the Series from Little Rock, AR, where he served as hotel manager for the Peabody Hotel for two years. He previously worked for the Panoz Group of companies from 2000 through 2002, when he most recently served as Sales Manager for the Chateau Elan Winery and Resort in Braselton, GA.

Michael Morgan joined the American Le Mans Series as Marketing Manager in April of 2006. He is charged with developing/coordinating and maintaining various areas of sales & marketing research, including that of Joyce Julius & Associates, Nielsen Media Research, demographic research and related initiatives in order to service Series promoters, sponsors and race teams. Additionally, Morgan plans and executes all Series and partner signage.

Before joining the Series, Morgan worked for Specialty Transport, representing automotive manufacturers by maintaining and promoting press fleets to the automotive media.

Misty Dreifuss joined American Le Mans Series in February of 2006 as the Administrative Assistant for the Broadcasting & Communications department. Now in the role of staff coordinator/special projects, her primary duties also include coordinating the preparation and timely sending of Series public relations, media services and broadcasting materials to local, regional, national and international media.

She also is involved with a number of special projects including assisting in the logistics and planning for the Series' collection of media-driven promotions such as the Klein Tools Pit Crew Challenge, the Salvation Army Grid Kids program and other specific Series events.

Brandon King joined the American Le Mans Series as Senior Accountant in April of 2005. His primary responsibilities include the management of financial statements, payables, receivables, payroll, and budgets along with many other accounting related duties for the American Le Mans Series and International Motorsports Association..

Prior to joining PMSG, King served as staff accountant for Wayne Farms. Before that, the Albany, GA, native spent two years as an auditor. An avid golfer and University of Georgia graduate, King resides in Jefferson, GA, with his wife Brandy and their son, Bayler.