Dallas, Texas – January 21, 2012 – Godstone Ranch Motorsports and founder Karen Garrett confirmed today they have partnered with European Porsche GT specialists, Muehlner Motorsport, to field a Porsche GT3 Cup Car in the Grand-Am Rolex season opener at Daytona Speedway for the 50th anniversary Rolex 24 at Daytona, January 28-29.

Muehlner Motorsports, headquartered at the famed Spa Francorchamps track in Belgium, made their Rolex 24 debut in the 2011, running as high as P5 during the night when an accident dropped them to last. In the closing hours of the 24 hour event, the team clawed their way back to the Top 10, eventually finishing 9th.

Author, actress, director Lisa Niemi Swayze, whose new book “Worth Fighting For” is a NY Times bestseller, will be supporting the team in the pits. Ms. Niemi Swayze, who is taking a few days off her national book tour, will be joined by Houston’s Honorable Mica Mosbacher, Honorary Consul General of Iceland, the widow of the late Honorable Robert A. Mosbacher, the former Secretary of Commerce.

Daytona, Florida – January 20th, 2012 – Davy Jones announced today that he will compete in the 50th anniversary of the Rolex 24 at Daytona with the Mühlner Motorsports America team on January 28th and 29th at the Daytona International Speedway.  He will be behind the wheel of the #18 Texas Heart Institute Porsche GT3 Cup car which he will share with co-drivers John McCutchen, Bill Lester and Mark Thomas during the 24 hour event.

Jones will look to score his second career Rolex 24 victory around the high banked 3.56-mile, 12-turn speedway road course and preparations have started on the right foot as the Belgian team showed impressive speed at the Roar Before the 24, clocking the second fastest lap of the three day test.  Jones is no stranger Porsches and endurance races as in 1996 he became the last American to win the 24 Hours of Le Mans while driving a Porsche LMP1 car.  This year he will look to repeat that feat at Daytona by taking the win in the GT category.

Genoa, Nevada – November 23^rd, 2011 – Davy Jones had a successful run at the 44^th Tecate SCORE Baja 1000 last weekend where he finished third in the SCORE Lites/Class 12 category with the Patent It! Race team. The celebrated driver added this achievement to his long list of successful finishes over his career which include wins at the 24 Hours of Le Mans, the 24 Hours of Daytona, and a runner up finish at the Indy 500.

Considering the difficulties and grueling conditions of the historic off road race, Jones and teammates Steve Lisa, Tony Lisa and Chuck Hemmingson had a reasonably trouble free run and completed the rugged 692.82-mile event in 23h55m45sec.  One of the team’s main complications during their run presented itself early when some of the electronics in the car got wet which caused the drivers to lose communication between themselves and with their chase vehicles, but the Patent It! Race Team carried on to the finish line with Jones and teammate Steve Lisa taking control of their VW powered machine for the first 270 miles of the course. 

Note from Davy: (Tuesday 16th) Today we did some pre-runs and ran more than 105 miles, we learned a lot about slid beds.  It's been a great experience so far and i can't wait to start the actual race on thursday.  Follow us on Twitter for the latest updates!

Ensenada, Mexico – November 14^th, 2011 – Davy Jones will compete this week in the 44^th Tecate SCORE Baja 1000 for the second time in his career as the experienced road racer continues to expand his motorsports resume and looks to add another achievement to his long list of international wins.

Jones will join the Patent it! Race Team as the rookie team closes out its first full season in the highest level of international professional off-road racing, SCORE. The team competes in the in the SCORE Lites/Class 12 category and currently finds itself fourth in the championship coming into the 2012 season finale. Driving the Fooddrill chassis alongside Jones throughout the rugged 692.82-mile off road event will be Steve Lisa, Tony Lisa and Chuck Hemmingson. Between them they have won hundreds of road races, but all of them have limited experience in the off-road world. Despite being rookies in this form of motorsports, the group has completed every mile in the previous three races contested in Mexico this season and they will look to carry on with this consistency as they shoot for their first win in Baja.

For Jones this will be the second opportunity to race in the Mexican desert as last year he competed in the historic event and after a grueling 29hr race managed to finish fifth in the Baja Challenge Class.