Join the Race to End Malaria Deaths

On the race track, every mile counts. Help us add them up to save lives through the Miles To End Malaria program! Throughout the 2009 American Le Mans Season, Patrón Highcroft Racing and Malaria No More teamed up in the race to save lives from malaria.

A simple $10 mosquito net is all it takes to protect children from malaria, a preventable and treatable disease that kills a child in Africa every 30 seconds. Miles To End Malaria brought together the race community to help raise awareness and funds to fight the disease and be a part of a global effort to provide every person at risk in Africa with a mosquito net by the end of 2010.

Patrón Highcroft Racing and their fans generated over $63,000 for the malaria fight through pledging their support for every mile the team raced.

The world is fighting—and winning—the battle against malaria. Together, we can cross the finish line and declare victory in the race to end malaria deaths.

If you would like to join Patrón Highcroft Racing in supporting Malaria No More, please visit MalariaNoMore.org

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Racing Fans!

Race Updates

This past weekend, Patrón Highcroft Racing took the 2009 American Le Mans Series LMP1 Championship! Congrats to drivers David Brabham and Scott Sharp, owner Duncan Dayton, COO Bryan MacDonald and the entire Highcroft team for the well-deserved victory!

Thanks to the Miles To End Malaria campaign, Highcroft's win was also a win against malaria. Right after the race, the team presented Malaria No More with a check for $63,133.13—enough to protect more than 1200 kids from malaria with life-saving mosquito nets.