Consolidated Sports Media Group, Inc. to Host Video Launch Party.

ADDISON, Texas -- Consolidated Sports Media Group, Inc. (Pink Sheets:CSGU) today announced it will host a launch party for its video series, Racetrack Girls Go Nutz, in conjunction with the start of the 2005 NASCAR season. The party, held at Fuel night club in Daytona, Fla., is scheduled for Feb. 18 at 8 p.m., just two days before the Daytona 500.

The party will compliment existing support for sales of the series' first video, Girls of the Dirty South, currently promoted and available for free at www.racetrackgirls.com and through an extensive TV ad campaign to kick off in January.

"We're very excited to officially launch this long-awaited video series," said CSGU President Scott Schepper. "It's fast-paced. It's frisky. It's fun. We believe it has all the elements to attract viewers who are NASCAR fans and viewers who are merely fans of the genre. Given the success of Girls Gone Wild, we expect Racetrack Girls to be immensely popular amongst fans."

CSGU is a conglomerate of multimedia companies that develop, produce, and distribute entertainment media focused on film, television, music, and publishing interests. The company, based in Addison, TX., develops training and instructional videos for a wide variety of sports and leisure. CSGU distributes DVD titles through its direct response television business strategies as part of the company's commitment to be a dominant force in the instructional sports marketplace, while also entering the multi-billion dollar home video/entertainment industry. More on CSGU can be found on their website www.csmgi.com.

Fuel, located at 640 North Grandview Ave. in Daytona, is Daytona's premiere night club, featuring four distinct rooms and three dance floors all wrapped in a futuristic decor.

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