THREE CHILDREN FROM VICTORY JUNCTION GANG CAMP TO SERVE AS GRAND MARSHALS FOR GOODY'S 250 AT MARTINSVILLE SPEEDWAY

NASCAR Busch Series Goody's 250 To Run on July 22

Martinsville, VA; July 17, 2006 -As race day approaches, Goody's® Headache Powders has announced that three children from the Victory Junction Gang Camp will serve as Grand Marshals for the Goody's 250 Busch Series race set for Saturday, July 22 at 3:30 p.m. EST. They include Nick of Clemmons, NC age 13; Will "Cheese" of Greensboro, NC age12; and Danielle of Martinsville, VA age 12.

"Goody's is thrilled to have these well-deserving children from Victory Junction Gang Camp as the Grand Marshals of the Goody's 250 Busch Series Race," said Darren Singer, Vice President of Goody's Marketing for GlaxoSmithKline Consumer Healthcare. "It's exciting to be back in the heart of Goody's Country at Martinsville and to honor the Victory Junction Gang Camp, an organization that Goody's wholeheartedly supports. Goody's connection with Victory Junction, the Petty family and Martinsville Speedway is strong and it will be wonderful to have these campers at the Goody's 250 as our Grand Marshals."

Race festivities kick off on Thursday, July 20 th , when the Grand Marshals will visit Martinsville Speedway to tour the track, participate in pace car rides and visit several drivers at their haulers for autographs and photos.

On Saturday, July 22 prior to the running of the NASCAR Busch Series Goody's 250, the three Victory Junction Gang Camp Grand Marshals will attend the drivers meeting, participate in driver introductions, then jointly give the command "Gentlemen, Start your Engines" to start the Goody's 250.

"This is going to be pretty special for the kids.  I think Goody's giving them this opportunity is extra special to these campers.  Goody's has been a partner of ours for a long, long time.  They have been great to the camp and are a big part of our racing family. This really shows their passion to the camp and to the campers that benefit from that.  I think the Martinsville crowd will be pretty pleased with their Grand Marshal's this weekend.  They have Goody's to thank for that," said Kyle Petty , Co-Founder of the Victory Junction Gang Camp.

Since opening in 2004, Goody's® Headache Powders has been a primary sponsor of the camp being the first company to donate $1,000,000 to help build the camp's hospital named "The Goody's Body Shop."

"We don't know that we've had a better Grand Marshal for any of our events than this group from the Victory Junction Gang Camp," said Clay Campbell, President of Martinsville Speedway. "We want to make sure these kids have a great time at Martinsville Speedway and get to meet as many drivers as possible. And, what Kyle and Pattie Petty and everyone involved with Victory Junction have done is pretty amazing. It's also incredible how the whole racing community has embraced this project."

Goody's has a long, colorful history with NASCAR and Martinsville Speedway. Goody's entered the sport in 1977 as the "Official Pain Reliever of NASCAR". In its nearly 30 years as the Official Pain Reliever of NASCAR. Goody's has sponsored races at Daytona International Speedway, Bristol Motor Speedway and Martinsville Speedway. From

1983 - 1999, Goody's sponsored the Goody's 500, the NASCAR Cup race at Martinsville.

Richard Petty, NASCAR's all-time winningest driver, has been the spokesperson for Goody's® Headache Powders since Goody's entered the sport in 1977. Two-time NASCAR NEXTEL Cup champion Tony Stewart joined Petty as a spokesperson in 2005.

Tickets to the NASCAR Busch Series Goody's 250 race on Saturday, July 22 at Martinsville Speedway are now on sale. To order tickets to the Goody's 250 or for more information, call 877-RACE-TIX (722-3849) or log on to martinsvillespeedway.com

About Goody's Headache Powder

Goody's ® Headache Powders has been providing fast relief since1932 when it was formulated by Winston-Salem, NC pharmacist Martin "Goody" Goodman. Today, it is one of the most popular analgesics in the southeastern United States providing fast and effective temporary relief from minor aches and pains due to headaches, arthritis, colds or flu, muscle strain, backache and menstrual discomfort.

About GlaxoSmithKline Consumer Healthcare

GlaxoSmithKline Consumer Healthcare is one of the world's largest over-the-counter consumer healthcare products companies. Its more than 30 well-known brands include the leading smoking cessation products, Nicorette ® , NicoDerm ® CQ and Commit ® , as well as many medicine cabinet staples, such as Abreva ® , Aquafresh ® , Sensodyne ® and Tums ® . GlaxoSmithKline Consumer Healthcare continues to develop innovative products to help all smokers find their best support system and achieve their goal of being cigarette free.

About Martinsville Speedway

Founded in 1947 by the late H.Clay Earles, Martinsville Speedway is the oldest track on the NASCAR NEXTEL Cup circuit. Purchased by International Speedway Corporation, it is also one of the most modern speedways, with high-rise aluminum chairback seating for 65,000 fans, 25 VIP suites and state-of-the-art facilities for the media. Martinsville Speedway hosted Busch Series races from its inception through 1994. Martinsville Speedway has five major race event weekends each year. In addition to the Goody's 250 NASCAR Busch Series race, the track annually hosts the DirecTV 500 and SUBWAY 500 NASCAR NEXTEL races, the Kroger 250 and Kroger 200 NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series race, the Made In America Whelen 300 NASCAR Modified Whelen race, and the Bailey's 300 NASCAR Late Model Stock Car race.

About Victory Junction Gang Camp

The mission of the Victory Junction Gang Camp is to enrich the lives of children with chronic medical conditions or serious illnesses by providing life-changing camping experiences that are exciting, fun, and empowering, in a safe and medically sound environment.   Founded by NASCAR driver Kyle Petty and his wife Pattie in honor of their late son Adam, the Victory Junction Gang Camp is a year-round facility serving children, age 7 to 15.  Each summer, children suffering from similar medical conditions including heart, lung and kidney disease, spina bifida, HIV, cancer, burn survivors, neurological disorders, and a host of others, gather to kick back, relax and have some fun.  The camp offers traditional activities, including horseback riding, boating and fishing, arts and crafts and others, as well as NASCAR related program areas.

The Victory Junction Gang Camp is a member of the Association of Hole in the Wall Gang Camps and is free to children and their families.   The camp operates solely on the generous donations of individuals, corporations and foundation.  For more information, visit www.victoryjunction.org.