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BMWM3 Groupe N 3.0 E36
Driven by Stuart Appleby

BMW E46M3
Driven by Simon Atik & Brad Otoupalik
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BMWE46 M3
Driven by Aaron Nichols
http://www.charitymotorsports.org/PressRelease_040607_Powerchip.htm
Charity Motorsports Group, Inc. announces Powerchip Inc. as its official engine management technology partner.

SAN MATEO, Calif. 6-APRIL-2007 07:05 AM
Charity Motorsports Group, Inc. (CMG) has partnered with Powerchip Inc. for the 2007 BMW CCA road racing season. Powerchip has agreed to provide their ECU engine management components for CMG’s e46 BMW M3 race car.

“Powerchip comes highly recommended from our engine builder so naturally I am really happy that they decided to partner with us for 2007. As a recognized leader in ECU technology, I am confident their involvement will make a big difference in the performance on our BMW M3 race car. We truly appreciate their help.” – Aaron Nichols, Founder of CMG, Inc.

“For us, to be involved in motor sports of any kind gives us feelings of satisfaction. But knowing that we are helping CMG increase the awareness of the seriousness and associated dangers of Cancer, with the help of their premier partners at The Lance Armstrong Foundation, our satisfaction is transferred into passion. And with such an inspirational and far-reaching message, CMG will undoubtedly stay atop of the winner’s podium” – Travis Cattach, Powerchip

Charity Motorsports Group (CMG) is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization headquartered in San Mateo, California. Founded by long time motor sport competitor, Aaron Nichols, CMG participates in various motor sport competitions and events to spread the message of and raise funds for its premiere partner, The Lance Armstrong Foundation.