Virtually Real Motocross

1. Virtually Real Motocross Official Fantasycross Game Proposal

2. Company Description • Virtually Real Motocross is a unique, innovative, Internet-based company involved in the sport of Supercross and Motocross. VRM will be entering it’s fifth year of business. The first two years concentrated on Fantasycross, which is an on-line Motocross Internet game. The last two years VRM incorporated the new content of professional riders’ web sites to diversify our innovative company. VRM has in-depth industry contacts, professional contacts, and a technically advanced computer department to achieve our goals.

3. VRM’s Mission Statement • Virtually Real Motocross's mission is to promote the sport. VRM accomplishes this by increasing interest andawareness of the sport through OFFICIAL professional racers' web sites, OFFICIAL race team web sites and Fantasycross. Our strategy is to provide ourvisitors with a unique Supercross/Motocross adventure on the web which in turn will create millions of consumer impressions for sponsors of Fantasycross This making the sport of Supercross more exiting to the web user and the fan in the seat. The experience of having a race team you can cheer for will make the Supercross fan watch more than the leaders. 1

4. VRM’s Key Members

5. Average Demographics of Fantasycross • Male • Age 21 – 45 • Typical average income $38,000.00 per year. • 23.9% have four or more years of college education. • 86.5% have a high school diploma. • Motorcycling racing/riding is becoming a family sport.

6. 2002 Estimated Consumer Impressions Estimates are created by Virtually Real Motocross based off of prior site traffic growth and 2002 project web site additions.

7. VRM currently designs and maintains web sites for 18 of the top professional motocross riders in the world. This list consists of veterans to rookies. VRM is continually adding riders to our network. The following of these riders range from national to international, young to old, and grass roots to main stream. Most domain names point to VRM’s home page to encourage cross traffic! Current Riders • Tallon Vohland • Steve Lamson • Jean-Sebastien Roy • Kelly Smith • Paul Currie • Jason Thomas • Doug DeHaan • Robbie Horton • Nick Metcalf • Mike Brown • John Dowd • Nick Wey • Greg Schnell • Billy Payne • David Pingree • Danny Smith • James Polvony Jr. • Casey Lytle

8. Virtually Real Motocross is in the sport to promote the sport. The VRM Network is set up to provide cross traffic! This means most domain names point to VRM’s home page. This ensures visitors will learn about Fantasycross. VRM to handle all aspects of game. No extra personal from customer to handle game. VRM to handle all prizes. VRM brings customer another revenue stream not only to bring riders to your series but race teams and then the spectators. VRM attends Professional events on a regular basis which will ensure the web site is consistently updated with fresh information. VRM principals are all college educated and ride motorcycles to ensure a professional understanding of the industry, insight into the sport and true professionalism in our business relationships. VRM values your Association with us! Why VRM?

9. Testimonies 1 • 7-19-2001: Anthony Coulianidis – NJ -The Boyesen Pro Reeds are awesome. I've used them for some time. I didn't win a Rad valve, but I have one now and it kicks ___ too! I think the video games are a lot of fun. I've been using the Joint Relief for about a month since I won my trial version. Thank you for an awesome web site and fantasy league. • 8-27-2000 : Denver Gibson – KY • Awesome contest and really cool web sites, ride on. • 8-9-2000: Weston Voth – UT • I’m excited to receive Doug DeHaan’s poster. I think the riders web sites are dang fun to visit. • 7-26-2000: Lisa Thibodeaux - LA • You guys are doing a wonderful job and definitely holding true to your word as being the best Fantasycross League around. I’m having a really great time playing! I love rubbing it in when I can tell my husband and brother-in law that I kicked their butts again this week! Not too bad for a GIRL! Ha Ha! I may not be able to ride a bike, but boy I can manage a team :o)! (Cajunracingmx)

10. Testimonies 2 • 7-17-2000: Doug & Cindy Cook - PA • John, We wanted to write you a little "thank you" for being so kind to us at Unadilla. After the race my family waited along the fence to get autographs from the Kawasaki Team and not only did you give us autographs, but you handed our sons your pants with an autograph. They were extremely thrilled!! Just to let you know that they are hanging in there room with your picture next to them. IT is no wonder that you have so many fans. When a rider takes the time to talk and sign autographs in return you receive many fans. You have our support as well!! We are going to try to make it to the Binghamton and the Steel City races and if we do, you will be sure to hear us cheer you on! (Maybe this time if our son's meet up with yours again to play motorcycles, ours will behave!!) Again thank you and good luck in your future races!!! • 6-8-2000: Rich Posch – PA • Dear Sirs, I received the John Dowd and Jeremy Albrecht autographed jersey yesterday. My 2 sons Brian and Timmy were so excited they ripped into the package like it was Christmas morning. My son Brian now has the autographed jersey hanging in his room. We were at High Point rooting John Dowd on when he won the 1st moto in the mud. Thanks again, Rich Posch.