If you're not familiar with One Lap, it's a race sponsored by Michelin and Car & Driver that is the modern day equivalent of the Cannonball (made famous in the movies).  One Lap takes place over the course of a week and includes racing events held at many tracks throughout the U.S.  The schedule is very demanding on both the drivers and on the cars, as they cover 4000 miles in just 8 days.  If you'd like more details, take a look at the interesting history on the One Lap website.

In 2001, 96 cars participated in eleven classes.  Cars are categorized by their base price without including the cost of modifications.  The week included 15 racing events at tracks across the U.S.   You can see my coverage of last year's race HERE.

Saturn entered two cars in 2001's One Lap of America - a 2001 SC1 and a 2000 LW300.  Team members included:

Ken Wasmer, Assistant Chief Engineer - L-Series, Farmington Hills, MI
Jon Heltman, Vehicle Technician - Milford Proving Grounds, Holly, MI
Chuck Taylor, Ride & Handling Development Engineer - midsize platforms, White Lake, MI
Tom Brandlehner, Field Services Engineer - SE Region, Atlanta, GA
Chris Berube, GM Portfolio Department, Sterling Heights, MI

You can read more information about the cars and the team on Saturn's site HERE.

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