LOGICALIS CONTRACT EXTENDED AS THE INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY PARTNER TO RAHAL LETTERMAN RACING

Logicalis and Rahal Letterman Racing enhance partnership through increased technology and sponsorship commitment

Sonoma, CA - September 9, 2005 - Logicalis, an international IT integration company and the official Rahal Letterman Racing IT partner, announced today from the series inaugural road race at Infineon Raceway that it has executed a multi-year contract with Rahal Letterman Racing. Logicalis will remain the racing team's IT provider and Logicalis will continue to be a team sponsor.

"The last three years with Rahal Letterman Racing have been a great ride," said Jeff Reed, CTO, Logicalis, Inc. "The partnership with Rahal Letterman Racing has been critical to both our companies' success and we anticipate the relationship will continue to grow and mature over the next three years. Logicalis has provided Rahal Letterman Racing with ongoing managed services, best-in-class hardware from HP, and web and application development services. Rahal Letterman Racing has provided Logicalis with a unique venue for demonstrating our technology capabilities to our customers and partners. It is without a doubt a win-win relationship."

"Logicalis has helped us manage our IT resources proactively for optimum performance over the last three years," said Bobby Rahal, Co-owner of Rahal Letterman Racing. "Technology is central to the success of any racing organization, and Logicalis has been a critical partner is helping Rahal Letterman Racing continue to be a championship team. We are looking forward to the next three years with Logicalis."

Logicalis provides IT products and services to Rahal Letterman Racing. The company has been managing the team's Web site as well as providing remote managed services from its Enterprise Business Operations Center (EBOC) in Cincinnati, Ohio. Logicalis recently developed and launched a new Web site for the racing team. Logicalis has been a proud sponsor of the Rahal Letterman team for several years and has benefited from the relationship through driver appearances, race day events at IRL races across the country and executive briefings at Rahal Letterman headquarters in Ohio.

"The IT support Logicalis has provided has made my job much easier," said Rob Trinkner, CIO, Rahal Letterman Racing. "The Logicalis team has consistently provided proactive suggestions that have helped us meet and exceed the demands our business constantly strives to keep pace with."

"From a driver's perspective, technology is critical to what we do on and off the track," said Danica Patrick, Driver, Rahal Letterman Racing. "Technology provides our pit crews and race strategists with the data they need to make split second decisions that can make the difference between winning and losing a race."

The Rahal Letterman Racing team boasts some of today's most talented drivers. The team features Buddy Rice, the winner of the 88th Indianapolis 500 in 2004, rookie sensation Danica Patrick, the first female driver to lead the Indianapolis 500, and Vitor Meira, the IRL's 2004 "Rising Star".

About Logicalis
Logicalis is an international provider of high-performance IT integration solutions. Logicalis employs 800 people worldwide, including highly-trained service specialists who specify, design, deploy and manage IT infrastructure to meet the needs of over 5,000 corporate and public sector customers. Logicalis maintains strong partnerships with technology leaders such as HP, IBM, Cisco and EMC.

The Logicalis Group is a division of Datatec Limited, a $2.5 billion business listed on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange. With its international headquarters in the UK, Logicalis’ global revenue is approaching $500 million from operations in the US, UK, Germany and South America. In North America, Logicalis accounts for nearly $350 million in revenue and 350 employees. For more information, visit www.us.logicalis.com.

About Rahal Letterman Racing
Rahal Letterman Racing, based in Hilliard, Ohio and co-owned by three-time IndyCar Champion and 1986 Indianapolis 500 winner Bobby Rahal and CBS LATE SHOW host David Letterman, has been a leading open-wheel racing operation for more than a decade compiling 19 victories, 28 poles and one series championship (Bobby Rahal in 1992 in CART) and an Indianapolis 500 championship (Rice in 2004). In 2005 Rahal Letterman Racing campaigns three cars in the Indy Racing League's IndyCar Series. Buddy Rice and rookie Danica Patrick pilot Honda powered Panoz cars sponsored by Argent Mortgage Company and Pioneer Electronics. Vitor Meira of Brazil pilots a Honda/Panoz sponsored by Menards and Johns Manville.