Win an Ameriquest driver's personal car

Enter the Drive it Home Sweepstakes and his car could be yours

ORANGE, Calif. -- Race fans often wonder what their favorite Ameriquest Racing Team member drives when he's not competing on the racetrack or what it would be like to get behind the wheel of his personal car and drive it home. Now they will have the opportunity to experience it for themselves.

Ameriquest Mortgage Company, a national mortgage lender, is giving race fans the chance to win a "Dream Machine" -- one of Ameriquest Racing Team members' personal cars -- as part of the "Ameriquest Drive it Home Sweepstakes."

One grand-prize winner will have the opportunity to select one of four Ford / Lincoln / Mercury cars owned by Ameriquest Racing's "Dream Team" -- Greg Biffle, Matt Kenseth, Carl Edwards, Mark Martin or owner Jack Roush -- and also win an all-expense paid trip for two to attend the NASCAR season finale and meet the team at Homestead-Miami Speedway on Nov. 17-18.

Fans can enter the sweepstakes via the Internet at www.ameriquest.com or by U.S. mail by writing to "Ameriquest Drive it Home Sweepstakes," c/o ePrize, LLC, P.O. Box 8070, Royal Oak, MI, 48068-8070. The sweepstakes kicks off Aug. 25 and concludes Oct. 16. Entrants will receive a free Ameriquest Racing poster just for entering the sweepstakes.

"Ameriquest is thrilled to partner with Roush Racing and its drivers to bring this unique experience to NASCAR race fans everywhere," said Barbara Palmer, Vice President of Marketing, Ameriquest Mortage Company. "As the 'Proud Sponsor of the American Dream,' Ameriquest and its 'Dream Team' look forward to celebrating with the winner in Victory Lane in Homestead."

Ameriquest is the primary sponsor of these four Roush Racing drivers for 26 Busch Series races throughout the 2006 race season, as well as the official mortgage company of Roush Racing. Edwards and Biffle have combined to win five NBS events this year, including four for Edwards.

Martin is the all-time winningest NBS driver with 47-career victories, while Kenseth has 18 NBS checkered flags on his resume. Roush leads all NBS owners in wins with 81 and helped guide Biffle to the 2002 NBS title.

"There will be even more excitement and anticipation heading into the season finale at Homestead-Miami Speedway this year," Biffle said. "I hope the winner selects my personal car. Nothing would make me happier than to present the keys to my car to the winner and give a race fan the opportunity to experience Victory Lane."