Press Release

WingSwept Communications, Inc. Launches Web Site for RushHour Karting

RALEIGH (Nov. 17, 2005) - Jay Strickland, president of WingSwept Communications, Inc., a leading IT consulting company specializing in Web and database development, announced today the launch of a new Web site for RushHour Karting, the only adult indoor high-speed go-kart facility in Eastern North Carolina.

Located in the White Oak Business Park in Garner, RushHour Karting officially opens on Dec. 1. RushHour Karting offers the popularity and thrill of competitive European open-wheel go-kart racing within a 50,000 square-foot indoor racing facility. Featuring powerful, state-of-the-art European designed Sodikarts, racers can compete at speeds of nearly 40 mph on RushHour's 1/3-mile Lemans-style road racing course, which offers plenty of exciting hair-pin corners, high-speed straights and sweeping turns.

"We are very excited about the launch of our new Web site, and we appreciate all that Jay and the WingSwept team did to support our business investment," said Sherif Matta, co-owner of RushHour Karting. "From original concept to final design, the WingSwept team provided guidance, answered questions and made recommendations to help us accomplish exactly what we wanted on our new Web site."

The new site, www.rushhourkarting.com, is designed to appeal to RushHour's three audiences: corporate clients looking for unique ways to entertain clients or employees; regular visitors who want to race in specially-designed league formats; and race enthusiasts who want to spend time with family and friends in a fun, relaxing environment. Site visitors can learn about RushHour's exclusive memberships, sign up for a racing league or register online for preferred open racing slots.

The WingSwept companies provide full-service information technology consulting focused on interactive media and e-business systems. Headquartered in Garner, N.C., WingSwept Communications was established in 2000, followed by the incorporation of WingSwept Technologies in 2002 by its president, Jay Strickland, who has been in the Web technology consulting field for over a decade.