29.09.2004 SFoW have announced that they will be expanding their operation to run a second Maserati Trofeo Light GT in the GrandAm series, starting at the forthcoming VIR400

The SFoW Maserati Light last time out in the GranAm at MiamiThe SFoW Maserati team, 2002 and 2003 Rolex Sports Car Series GT Champions, today announced that they will run a second Maserati Trofeo Light GT.

The first entry for the new car will be at the upcoming VIR 400 Presented by Sun Trust, on October 3rd.

The new no 34 Maserati joins the team's familiar no 33, and will be sponsored by Algar Maserati, the authorized Maserati dealer for the Philadelphia area, and Putnam Leasing. Jeff Segal and Darius Grala have been named to drive the Maserati.

"This is another significant step toward our 2005 program," explained Glenn Marquis, SFoW Team Manager.

"Maserati Corse has incorporated everything we've learned into the new car, and having two cars is a major assist to our development program. I also think the fans are going to enjoy the sounds of two of these exceptional V8s on the track."

Jeff Segal honed his skills in BMW club racing before joining the Ferrari Challenge in 2003. He has been a consistent top finisher, taking his first win in only his second race in the series. Segal is combining his college studies with his racing career.

Darius Grala began racing in 1999, in the Sports Toyota series. He later moved to the Ferrari Challenge, winning that championship in 2002. Grala also owns his own team, Cegwa Racing, and has raced a Daytona Prototype in the Rolex Sports Car Series.

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