Magnus Racing, Flex-Box Partner for Grand Prix of Miami
Monday, April 23, 2012 at 12:13AM 
Miami, Fl (April 23, 2012)- With the third round of the GRAND-AM Rolex Sports Car Series occurring just 40 minutes away from one of the largest sea ports in the country, Magnus Racing and Flex-Box will rejoin forces for this weekend’s Grand Prix of Miami.
Flex-Box, based out of Hong Kong, is a leading worldwide supplier of new and used shipping, storage and reefer containers. The company manufactures and ships containers to customers all over the world, keeping a year round inventory of containers in China, Europe, Australia, New Zealand and North America.
Just over one year ago, Flex-Box and Magnus Racing were initially united for the 59th Annual Mobil 1 Twelve Hours of Sebring, where the company was adorned on the Magnus Racing Porsche along the doors and front hood.
Heading in to this weekend’s round as the point leaders, the car will bare a similar look on the no. 44 Magnus Racing Porsche GT3 Cup. With drivers John Potter and Andy Lally behind the wheel, the guests, partners, and employees of Flex-Box have a great weekend ahead.
“It’s great to have Flex-Box back with us this weekend,” stated John Potter, Magnus Racing Team Owner and Driver. “Everyone at the organization is great to work with, and more importantly we look forward to putting on a great event for them. From our hospitality to our performance on track, I’m confident our program will prove invaluable for everyone.”
Flex-Box is a leading worldwide supplier of new and used shipping, storage and reefer containers. An international company based in Hong Kong, Flex Box manufactures and ships containers to customers all over the world. Keeping a year round inventory of containers in China, Europe, Australia, New Zealand and North America, the Flex Box staff can help with container requirements whether a client needs one or one thousand containers in any location.For more information, visit www.flex-box.com.
The Grand Prix of Miami will take place at Homestead-Miami Speedway, with first practice beginning on Friday, April 27, with the race occurring two days later on Sunday, April 29. Live coverage will be featured on SPEED at 1PM ET.
Magnus Racing will continue to provide updates and coverage throughout the week via their Facebook (facebook.com/RacingMagnus) and Twitter (@MagnusRacing), as well as via magnusracing.com. You can also follow Andy Lally on Twitter (@AndyLally).
More information about Magnus Racing can be found at www.magnusracing.com. Any organization interested in learning more about how to be involved with one of the most unique and visible teams in sports car racing can e-mail info@magnusracing.com. All press inquiries can be directed to press@magnusracing.com.