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‘Ticket to Ride’ Sweepstakes Winner will appear on ‘Speed Logic’ and attend NOPI’s Race War Finals in California

Miami Fl--(HISPANIC PR WIRE)--August 20, 2003--mun2 television and American Honda Motor Co., Inc. have joined forces to find the coolest, tricked-out, nitro-hooked, low-riding, vibrating Honda ride out there. The “Ticket to Ride” Sweepstakes begins September 1st through the 26th, and the grand prize winner will win a three-day, two-night trip to attend NOPI’s season ending Race War Finals at the California Speedway in Fontana, California this October, and fill in as reporter for mun2 TV show “SpeedLogic.”

“People take great pride in their cars,” said Yolanda Foster, Vice President of Programming at mun2 television. “This sweepstakes gives our viewers an opportunity to showcase their hooked-up ride on national television, and to attend one of the biggest racing events in the U.S. to enjoy the adrenaline-rush of the contests, and the thrill of live entertainment.”

Interested participants must send two 5x7pictures of their vehicle either by U.S mail to Hondas Sweepstakes 2470 West 8th Avenue, Hialeah, FL 33010 or in JPEG format/72 DPI when registering on line at http://www.mun2television.com. Entries must be received by 11:59PM on September 26,2003.

Every Sunday, the stars of SpeedLogic are the cars, motorcycles and motorboats. It’s a high-speed show that represents the subculture of this racing community, giving viewers a behind-the-scenes look at racing and vehicle modification, as well as its manufacturers and the car shows that present them. SpeedLogic travels to special events, competitions and hangouts, looking for the ultimate suit up machine. SpeedLogic airs Sundays at 7:30PM et/pt.

mun2 televisión is the only national cable TV alternative for young U.S. Latinos. As part of NBC Cable Networks, mun2 offers a fresh, new and authentic programming line-up reaching more than 5.8 million households. Launched in 2001, mun2 is a division of Telemundo, which is wholly owned and operated by NBC.