Instructors from the Bob Bondurant School of High Performance Driving will be official instructors at the Motor Trend Proving Grounds at the 2009 SEMA Show.

The Bob Bondurant School of High Performance Driving has been named the official driving school of the Motor Trend Proving Ground at the 2009 SEMA Show. Professional instructors from the school will serve as drivers at the Proving Ground, where they will host driving demonstrations on a 51,000-square-foot track.

"The Bondurant School has a long history of providing driving instruction to everyone from professional racers and police officers to students and celebrities," said Ken Thom, general manager and president, Bob Bondurant School of High Performance Driving.

"Our recent launch of the Bondurant Championship Race Series, which begins in September, encourages aspiring drivers as well as enthusiasts to take their driving skills to the next level. We are excited to be able to share our passion and expertise with those at the SEMA Show."

Located between the Central and South Halls, the Motor Trend Proving Ground has been a popular attraction of the SEMA Show since 2003. Buyers and media come to test new products at the track through hands-on driving experiences.

Opened by Bob Bondurant in 1968, the Bondurant School, one of the largest driving schools in North America featuring a 1.6-mile road course and an eight-acre asphalt skills pad for basic training, is located on the Gila River Indian Community outside of Phoenix, Arizona. The school has taught advanced driving skills to more than 250,000 students.

The 2009 SEMA Show is scheduled November 3–6 in Las Vegas.

	Instructors from the Bob Bondurant School of High Performance Driving will be official instructors at the Motor Trend Proving Grounds at the 2009 SEMA Show.

The Bob Bondurant School of High Performance Driving has been named the official driving school of the Motor Trend Proving Ground at the 2009 SEMA Show. Professional instructors from the school will serve as drivers at the Proving Ground, where they will host driving demonstrations on a 51,000-square-foot track.

"The Bondurant School has a long history of providing driving instruction to everyone from professional racers and police officers to students and celebrities," said Ken Thom, general manager and president, Bob Bondurant School of High Performance Driving.

"Our recent launch of the Bondurant Championship Race Series, which begins in September, encourages aspiring drivers as well as enthusiasts to take their driving skills to the next level. We are excited to be able to share our passion and expertise with those at the SEMA Show."

Located between the Central and South Halls, the Motor Trend Proving Ground has been a popular attraction of the SEMA Show since 2003. Buyers and media come to test new products at the track through hands-on driving experiences.

Opened by Bob Bondurant in 1968, the Bondurant School, one of the largest driving schools in North America featuring a 1.6-mile road course and an eight-acre asphalt skills pad for basic training, is located on the Gila River Indian Community outside of Phoenix, Arizona. The school has taught advanced driving skills to more than 250,000 students.

The 2009 SEMA Show is scheduled November 3–6 in Las Vegas.

Learn how to protect your intellectual property at the SEMA Internet Symposium presented by the Street Performance Council.

It was your idea—how did they steal it?

The horror stories are true. Every business entity from the smallest Mom 'n' Pop to the largest corporation can suffer theft of intellectual property. But Sean Caffin, eBay VERO program manager for eBay Motors, knows how to stop it.

Caffin will present "Your Intellectual Property Rights" at the 2009 SEMA Internet Symposium, Saturday, August 1, sponsored by the SEMA Street Performance Council (SPC). This session will guide attendees in understanding the basics of enforcing trademarks on popular eCommerce websites and will answer questions about trademarks and intellectual property rights.

Anyone who sells products and wants to know how to protect online intellectual property rights will benefit from this seminar.

Register Here.

Early Bird Registration Fees (by July 24, 2009):
SEMA Member—First company employee: $125
SEMA Member—Additional company employee: $99
Non–SEMA Member: $199

Onsite registration Fee (All):
SEMA Members and Non-members: $199

Caffin is one of six online marketing experts slated to speak at this year's Internet Symposium. For more information on all Internet Symposium sessions, speakers and for the complete agenda, visit www.sema.org/InternetSymposium.

The Internet Symposium is part of Leadership Days. For a schedule of all events and an agenda, visit www.sema.org/LeadershipDays.

Learn how to protect your intellectual property at the SEMA Internet Symposium presented by the Street Performance Council.

It was your idea—how did they steal it?

The horror stories are true. Every business entity from the smallest Mom 'n' Pop to the largest corporation can suffer theft of intellectual property. But Sean Caffin, eBay VERO program manager for eBay Motors, knows how to stop it.

Caffin will present "Your Intellectual Property Rights" at the 2009 SEMA Internet Symposium, Saturday, August 1, sponsored by the SEMA Street Performance Council (SPC). This session will guide attendees in understanding the basics of enforcing trademarks on popular eCommerce websites and will answer questions about trademarks and intellectual property rights.

Anyone who sells products and wants to know how to protect online intellectual property rights will benefit from this seminar.

Register Here.

Early Bird Registration Fees (by July 24, 2009):
SEMA Member—First company employee: $125
SEMA Member—Additional company employee: $99
Non–SEMA Member: $199

Onsite registration Fee (All):
SEMA Members and Non-members: $199

Caffin is one of six online marketing experts slated to speak at this year's Internet Symposium. For more information on all Internet Symposium sessions, speakers and for the complete agenda, visit www.sema.org/InternetSymposium.

The Internet Symposium is part of Leadership Days. For a schedule of all events and an agenda, visit www.sema.org/LeadershipDays.

Learn how to protect your intellectual property at the SEMA Internet Symposium presented by the Street Performance Council.

It was your idea—how did they steal it?

The horror stories are true. Every business entity from the smallest Mom 'n' Pop to the largest corporation can suffer theft of intellectual property. But Sean Caffin, eBay VERO program manager for eBay Motors, knows how to stop it.

Caffin will present "Your Intellectual Property Rights" at the 2009 SEMA Internet Symposium, Saturday, August 1, sponsored by the SEMA Street Performance Council (SPC). This session will guide attendees in understanding the basics of enforcing trademarks on popular eCommerce websites and will answer questions about trademarks and intellectual property rights.

Anyone who sells products and wants to know how to protect online intellectual property rights will benefit from this seminar.

Register Here.

Early Bird Registration Fees (by July 24, 2009):
SEMA Member—First company employee: $125
SEMA Member—Additional company employee: $99
Non–SEMA Member: $199

Onsite registration Fee (All):
SEMA Members and Non-members: $199

Caffin is one of six online marketing experts slated to speak at this year's Internet Symposium. For more information on all Internet Symposium sessions, speakers and for the complete agenda, visit www.sema.org/InternetSymposium.

The Internet Symposium is part of Leadership Days. For a schedule of all events and an agenda, visit www.sema.org/LeadershipDays.

Learn how to protect your intellectual property at the SEMA Internet Symposium presented by the Street Performance Council.

It was your idea—how did they steal it?

The horror stories are true. Every business entity from the smallest Mom 'n' Pop to the largest corporation can suffer theft of intellectual property. But Sean Caffin, eBay VERO program manager for eBay Motors, knows how to stop it.

Caffin will present "Your Intellectual Property Rights" at the 2009 SEMA Internet Symposium, Saturday, August 1, sponsored by the SEMA Street Performance Council (SPC). This session will guide attendees in understanding the basics of enforcing trademarks on popular eCommerce websites and will answer questions about trademarks and intellectual property rights.

Anyone who sells products and wants to know how to protect online intellectual property rights will benefit from this seminar.

Register Here.

Early Bird Registration Fees (by July 24, 2009):
SEMA Member—First company employee: $125
SEMA Member—Additional company employee: $99
Non–SEMA Member: $199

Onsite registration Fee (All):
SEMA Members and Non-members: $199

Caffin is one of six online marketing experts slated to speak at this year's Internet Symposium. For more information on all Internet Symposium sessions, speakers and for the complete agenda, visit www.sema.org/InternetSymposium.

The Internet Symposium is part of Leadership Days. For a schedule of all events and an agenda, visit www.sema.org/LeadershipDays.

Learn how to protect your intellectual property at the SEMA Internet Symposium presented by the Street Performance Council.

It was your idea—how did they steal it?

The horror stories are true. Every business entity from the smallest Mom 'n' Pop to the largest corporation can suffer theft of intellectual property. But Sean Caffin, eBay VERO program manager for eBay Motors, knows how to stop it.

Caffin will present "Your Intellectual Property Rights" at the 2009 SEMA Internet Symposium, Saturday, August 1, sponsored by the SEMA Street Performance Council (SPC). This session will guide attendees in understanding the basics of enforcing trademarks on popular eCommerce websites and will answer questions about trademarks and intellectual property rights.

Anyone who sells products and wants to know how to protect online intellectual property rights will benefit from this seminar.

Register Here.

Early Bird Registration Fees (by July 24, 2009):
SEMA Member—First company employee: $125
SEMA Member—Additional company employee: $99
Non–SEMA Member: $199

Onsite registration Fee (All):
SEMA Members and Non-members: $199

Caffin is one of six online marketing experts slated to speak at this year's Internet Symposium. For more information on all Internet Symposium sessions, speakers and for the complete agenda, visit www.sema.org/InternetSymposium.

The Internet Symposium is part of Leadership Days. For a schedule of all events and an agenda, visit www.sema.org/LeadershipDays.

Learn how to protect your intellectual property at the SEMA Internet Symposium presented by the Street Performance Council.

It was your idea—how did they steal it?

The horror stories are true. Every business entity from the smallest Mom 'n' Pop to the largest corporation can suffer theft of intellectual property. But Sean Caffin, eBay VERO program manager for eBay Motors, knows how to stop it.

Caffin will present "Your Intellectual Property Rights" at the 2009 SEMA Internet Symposium, Saturday, August 1, sponsored by the SEMA Street Performance Council (SPC). This session will guide attendees in understanding the basics of enforcing trademarks on popular eCommerce websites and will answer questions about trademarks and intellectual property rights.

Anyone who sells products and wants to know how to protect online intellectual property rights will benefit from this seminar.

Register Here.

Early Bird Registration Fees (by July 24, 2009):
SEMA Member—First company employee: $125
SEMA Member—Additional company employee: $99
Non–SEMA Member: $199

Onsite registration Fee (All):
SEMA Members and Non-members: $199

Caffin is one of six online marketing experts slated to speak at this year's Internet Symposium. For more information on all Internet Symposium sessions, speakers and for the complete agenda, visit www.sema.org/InternetSymposium.

The Internet Symposium is part of Leadership Days. For a schedule of all events and an agenda, visit www.sema.org/LeadershipDays.

Learn how to protect your intellectual property at the SEMA Internet Symposium presented by the Street Performance Council.

It was your idea—how did they steal it?

The horror stories are true. Every business entity from the smallest Mom 'n' Pop to the largest corporation can suffer theft of intellectual property. But Sean Caffin, eBay VERO program manager for eBay Motors, knows how to stop it.

Caffin will present "Your Intellectual Property Rights" at the 2009 SEMA Internet Symposium, Saturday, August 1, sponsored by the SEMA Street Performance Council (SPC). This session will guide attendees in understanding the basics of enforcing trademarks on popular eCommerce websites and will answer questions about trademarks and intellectual property rights.

Anyone who sells products and wants to know how to protect online intellectual property rights will benefit from this seminar.

Register Here.

Early Bird Registration Fees (by July 24, 2009):
SEMA Member—First company employee: $125
SEMA Member—Additional company employee: $99
Non–SEMA Member: $199

Onsite registration Fee (All):
SEMA Members and Non-members: $199

Caffin is one of six online marketing experts slated to speak at this year's Internet Symposium. For more information on all Internet Symposium sessions, speakers and for the complete agenda, visit www.sema.org/InternetSymposium.

The Internet Symposium is part of Leadership Days. For a schedule of all events and an agenda, visit www.sema.org/LeadershipDays.

Learn how to protect your intellectual property at the SEMA Internet Symposium presented by the Street Performance Council.

It was your idea—how did they steal it?

The horror stories are true. Every business entity from the smallest Mom 'n' Pop to the largest corporation can suffer theft of intellectual property. But Sean Caffin, eBay VERO program manager for eBay Motors, knows how to stop it.

Caffin will present "Your Intellectual Property Rights" at the 2009 SEMA Internet Symposium, Saturday, August 1, sponsored by the SEMA Street Performance Council (SPC). This session will guide attendees in understanding the basics of enforcing trademarks on popular eCommerce websites and will answer questions about trademarks and intellectual property rights.

Anyone who sells products and wants to know how to protect online intellectual property rights will benefit from this seminar.

Register Here.

Early Bird Registration Fees (by July 24, 2009):
SEMA Member—First company employee: $125
SEMA Member—Additional company employee: $99
Non–SEMA Member: $199

Onsite registration Fee (All):
SEMA Members and Non-members: $199

Caffin is one of six online marketing experts slated to speak at this year's Internet Symposium. For more information on all Internet Symposium sessions, speakers and for the complete agenda, visit www.sema.org/InternetSymposium.

The Internet Symposium is part of Leadership Days. For a schedule of all events and an agenda, visit www.sema.org/LeadershipDays.