All the other top All Star drivers are expected to be on hand
including Chad Kemenah, Greg Wilson, Jeremy Campbell, Bill Rose, Phil
Gressman, Ryan Coniam, Paul May, Brock Mayes, Tim Hunter, Barry Ruble, Eddie
Lynch, Jon Agan and Jac Haudenschild. Drivers from all across the Midwest
and South will also be on hand to challenge these All Star regulars.

OFFICIAL HOTEL

The Hampton Inn, Memphis TN will be the official hotel for the Inaugural
Rock and Roll Race Fest at the Memphis Motorsports Park.

Hampton Inn, 1585 Sycamore View, Memphis, TN 38134. Call 901-388-4881 and
ask for Katie Browntree regarding the "All Star Racer Rate."

The Hampton Inn is only 11 miles from the racetrack with plenty of truck
parking and all race teams and fans are encouraged to stay where the All
Stars stay.

Memphis Motorsports Park is located off Fite Road between Hwy 51 and
Raleigh-Millington, north of the I-240 and Austin Peay Highway interchange.
For more information, contact the track at 901-358-7223.
Contact the All Stars at 217-352-9221 or visit www.allstarsprint.com  for
more information.

The stop on the wicked fast half-mile at Hartford will be the third ever
for the series’ in its’ 25 year history. Previous Hartford winners were Joey
Saldana and NASCAR driver Kasey Kahne.

Butler, back under the direction of former racer Danny Donaldson, has
held 14 previous All Star events with Jeff Shepard winning last year. A
total of 11 different drivers have won All Star events at Butler out of the
14 shows held on the 3/8 mile oval.

New to the circuit this season is the 3/8 mile oval South Buxton
Raceway. The May 23 event will be the first-ever All Star race outside of
the United States. Teams are reminded to contact the Speedway or the All
Stars for a border crossing information packet.

All 2004 All Star events will be live on the internet at www.RSBN.net
with race commentary by All Star announcer Rob Klepper.

The All Stars will close out the month Wed. May 26 at Wayne Co. Speedway
in Orrville, OH, Friday May 28 at Attica Raceway Park (Attica, OH) and at
K-C Raceway in Chillicothe Saturday night May 29.
For more information about “America’s Series,” visit
www.allstarsprint.com  or call 217-352-9221.

All Star 2004 Track Facts

Event Number: 9
Track: Hartford Speedway Park
Location: Hartford, MI
Size: 1/2 Mile high-banked clay oval
Race Date: Friday May 21
Web Site: www.hartfordspeedwaypark.com
Track Phone: (616) 621-4293 or 621-4482
Directions: I-94 to exit 46 then 1.3 mi N.on Center St.
past traffic light, then 4 blocks W. on Prospect St., then north
Other 2004 All Star race dates: Sat. July 31
Prior All Star races held:
5/26/95 – Joey Saldana
6/7/02- Kasey Kahne

Event Number: 10
Track: Butler Motor Speedway
Location: Quincy, MI
Size: 3/8 mile semi banked dirt oval
Race Date: Saturday May 22
Web Site: www.butlermotorspeedway.com
Track Phone: (517)542-3627
Directions: I-69 to exit 16, then 5 miles east on Jonesville Rd, then 3.5
miles north on
Clarendon Rd.
Other 2004 All Star race dates: Sat. Aug. 7
Track Record: 5/22/99 - 12.660 - Jason Blonde

Prior All Star races held:
1. 7/15/83 Tim Green
2. 7/16/83 Dave Blaney
3. 8/27/83 Denny Donaldson
4. 7/20/84 Jac Haudenschild
5. 7/21/84 Rich Vogler
6. 7/14/90 Robbie Stanley
7. 7/12/96 Jeff Shepard
8. 6/7/97 Joey Saldana
9. 8/1/97 Joey Saldana
10. 6/6/98 Kenny Jacobs
11. 7/10/99 Joey Saldana
12. 7/14/01 Jason Johnson
13. 7/13/02 Greg Wilson
14. 6/14/03 Jeff Shepard

Event Number: 11
Track: South Buxton Raceway
Location: South Buxton (Merlin) Ontario, Canada
Size: 3/8 mile oval
Race Date: Sunday May 23
Web Site: www.southbuxtonraceway.com
Track Phone: 519-689-7474
Directions: From London or Windsor Take 401 to Bloomfield Exit off ramp and
go South to
Stop Sign - Turn Right First Immediate Left (Bloomfield) Follow to stop sign
and
turn right Approximately 3-4 miles you will come to South Buxton Turn left
at the A.D. Shadd Road.
Track is on the right.
Other 2004 All Star race dates: none
Prior All Star races held: none

“My car was really good all night long. George Fisher and Tom Andrews got
that thing awful good in the feature, it was easy to drive. Anyone could
have driven this car to victory tonight,” Blaney related from victory lane.

John Ivy and Blaney led the field to the green flag, with Blaney taking
the initial lead. Ivy, in second, executed a 360 degree spin with a lap in
the books, dropping him from second to last when the yellow came out. Blaney
pulled away from Rose when the green reappeared and Mike Linder, who started
seventh was now third, moving up nicely in the bottom groove. When he
entered lapped traffic on lap nine, Blaney had a full straightaway lead over
Rose. Now Phil Gressman and Byron Reed were battling for third, just ahead
of All Star points leader Chad Kemenah.

Reed took over third, and then Kemenah also got past Gressman. Kemenah
was on the move also, and by lap 19 was battling with Reed.

Kemenah went low under Reed to take third at the halfway point of the
race, but he slipped off the edge of the track a lap later, just before a
caution flew for a John Ivy and Chad Blonde spin. This dropped Kemenah to
seventh in the field.

Blaney showed his dominance once again following the restart, and pulled
out to another half lap lead. Rose held a consistent second with Jacobs
taking third from Reed on lap 26. Jacobs, excellent in the low groove, began
catching Rose. Jacobs took over second for good on lap 32. Ivy was also on
the move from the back of the pack again, and was up to fifth with six laps
to go.

As the laps wound down, Blaney won easily, with Jacobs second, Rose third
and Ivy fourth. He passed the most cars on the night, coming from the back
of the pack twice in the Carousel Racing No. 20. Mark Keegan started 12th
and came in fifth, ahead of 14th starter Danny Smith. Linder was next,
followed by David Harrison, Kemenah and Craig Mintz, up from 21st starting
spot.

“It was just a great night for us, this is pretty amazing,” Jacobs
recalled. “We’ve been struggling and we finally got this car operating
tonight.”

“We had a good night, and had fun tonight,” Rose said. “We changed some
stuff around and it worked.”

The Crown Battery heat fell to Rob Chaney, the B&B Products heat went to
Andrew Palker, the Engler Machine and Tool heat was won by Dustin Daggett
and the TP Wings heat fell to Chad Blonde. Shane Helms won the Outerwears
Pre-filters C Main and Mike Linder was the University of Northwestern Ohio B
Main winner. Phil Gressman captured the Haulmark Dash and Kemenah was the
Huggins Cams Fast Time qualifier. Jamie Miller captured the 25 lap 305
sprint A Main over Paul Weaver, Scott Miller, Brian Smith and Roger Shammo.

Huggins Cams Time Trials: 1. Chad Kemenah, Harble 15k, 12.515; 2. Mike
Linder, James 3, 12.527; 3. Byron Reed, B&S 5, 12.530; 4. Phil Gressman,
Robenalt 98, 12.542; 5. Bill Rose, Rose 6, 12.590; 6. Dale Blaney, Andrews
72, 12.605; 7. John Ivy, Carousel 20, 12.695; 8. Jon Agan, Agan 4J, 12.725;
9. Brock Mayes, Mayes 11B, 12.729; 10. David Harrison, Ludwig 10, 12.753;
11. Lee Jacobs, Burmeister 16, 12.938; 12. Barry Ruble, Ruble 63r, 12.940;
13. Andy James, James 72, 12.960; 14. Todd Kane, Kane 78, 12.965; 15. Mark
Keegan, Keegan X, 13.033; 16. Todd Heller, Heller 14h, 13.052; 17. Greg
Wilson, Hampshire 63, 13.080; 18. Danny Smith, Smith 4, 13.085; 19. Alvin
Roepke, Roepke/Ford 99, 13.109; 20. Chad Blonde, Blonde 5, 13.120; 21. Rob
Chaney, SC Racing 9x, 13.169; 22. Andrew Palker, Palker 57x, 13.242; 23.
Dustin Daggett, Daggett 85, 13.350; 24. Ryan Coniam, Grove 70, 13.365; 25.
Matt Lucius, Lucius & Ludwig 1a, 13.384; 26. Craig Mintz, Sabo 8s, 13.390;
27. Brandon Martin, Martin 11m, 13.395; 28. Jac Haudenschild, Miller 6m,
13.425; 29. Ed Neumeister, Neumeister 11n, 13.426; 30. Eric Rankin, Rankin
39, 13.455; 31. Jeremy Campbell, Campbell 10c, 13.478; 32. Jody Keegan,
Keegan 60, 13.480; 33. Roger Campbell, Jr., Campbell ZL1, 13.490; 34. Bobby
Clark, Clark 8, 13.500; 35. Jimmy Stinson, Stinson 84K, 13.510; 36. Bob
Distel, Distel 18, 13.531; 37. Kyle Sauder, Kirian K, 13.536; 38. Shane
Helms, Helms 40, 13.553; 39. Larry Riehl, Riehl 55, 13.585; 40. Dain Naida,
Lowicki 54, 13.620; 41. Jason Courtney, Courtney 9c, 13.653; 42. Paul May,
May 71m, 13.680; 43. Caleb Griffith, Ludwig 12, 13.706; 44. Scott Cramer,
Cramer 47, 13.855; 45. Scott Euler, Euler 27, 13.875; 46. Jon Finsel,
Finsel F1, 13.917; 47. Troy Vacarro, Vacarro 7T, 13.988; 48. 2H Tim Hunter,
Hunter 2H, 14.018; 49. Eddie Lynch, Lynch 29, 14.031; 50. Aaron Middaugh,
Middaugh 91, 14.193; 51. Daniel Smith, Keegan 24, 14.480; 52. Bill Shaw,
Shaw 48, 14.872.

Crown Battery Heat (10 laps): 1. Chaney 2. Kemenah 3. Rose 4. Mayes 5.
Sauder 6. R. Campbell 7. Euler 8. Wilson 9. Lynch 10. Lucius 11. James 12.
Neumeister 13. Courtney.

B&B Products Heat (10 laps): 1. Palker 2. Danny Smith 3. Blaney 4.
Harrison 5. Kane 6. May 7. Mintz 8. Linder 9. Clark 10. Rankin 11. Helms 12.
Finsel 13. Middaugh (DNS).

Engler Machine & Tool Heat (10 laps): 1. Daggett 2. Ivy 3. Reed 4. Roepke
5. M. Keegan 6. Griffith 7. J. Campbell 8. Jacobs 9. Stinson 10. Martin 11.
Vacarro 12. Riehl 13. Daniel Smith.

TP Wings Heat (10 laps): 1. Blonde 2. Haudenschild 3. Coniam 4. Gressman
5. Heller 6. Agan 7. Distel 8. Ruble 9. J. Keegan 10. Naida 11. Hunter 12.
Cramer 13. Shaw.

Haulmark Dash (4 laps): 1. Gressman 2. Rose 3. Kemenah 4. Reed.

Outerwears Pre-filters C Main (12 laps): 1. Helms 2. Distel 3. Griffith
4. May 5. Hunter 6. Lynch 7. Vacarro 8. Daniel Smith 9. Naida 10. Euler 11.
Finsel 12. Middaugh 13. Courtney 14. Shaw 15. Cramer 16. Riehl (DNS).
University of Northwestern Ohio B Main (15 laps): 1. Linder 2. Jacobs 3.
Martin 4. Mintz 5. Clark 6. Ruble 7. Wilson 8. J. Campbell 9. James 10.
Rankin 11. Griffith 12. J. Keegan 13. Stinson 14. Distel 15. Helms 16. R.
Campbell 17. Agan 18. Lucius 19. May 20. Neumeister.

Haulmark A Main (40 laps): 1. Dale Blaney 2. Lee Jacobs 3. Bill Rose 4.
John Ivy 5. Mark Keegan 6. Danny Smith 7. Mike Linder 8. David Harrison 9.
Chad Kemenah 10. Craig Mintz 11. Ryan Coniam 12. Phil Gressman 13. Byron
Reed 14. Alvin Roepke 15. Brock Mayes 16. Todd Heller 17. Jac Haudenschild
18. Kyle Sauder 19. Andrew Palker 20. Rob Chaney 21. Dustin Daggett 22. Chad
Blonde 23. Brandon Martin 24. Todd Kane.

Lap Leaders: Dale Blaney 1-40

All Star Sprint Points:
1 Chad Kemenah 475
2 Danny Smith 459
3 Dale Blaney 434
4 Greg Wilson 419
5 Bill Rose 416
6 Jeremy Campbell 383
7 Phil Gressman 358
8 Ryan Coniam 351
9 Brock Mayes 333
10 Tim Hunter 328

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“It’s Hammer Time” Hunter said when making the announcement. “We’re
excited about bringing Aaron on board and his experience will help us
tremendously.” Hunter currently sits ninth in All Star points heading into
Friday’s Lernerville event.

Hunter, a seven year sprint car veteran, is sponsored by Greber Racing
Components, B&B Oval Track Products, Npc Inc, Berlin Natural Bakery, Pioneer
Trails Inc, Southern Ohio Satellite, Rippeths’ Pennzoil, Vinyl Sign Design,
Digital Dish Inc. and Central Pump.

Marks PC is your home for new and used computer cables, monitors,
Keyboards, Laser Printers, Gaming, Complete Computer Systems and more.
Recently moving to a new location to better serve race fans and the general
public at 3851 Georgetown behind Bob Evans in Indianapolis, IN, Marks PC is
your one stop Computer Shop. Mark and his staff are highly trained and
invite you to explore the possibilities of computing from Business
applications to just the fun of gaming. Contact them at 317-328-0766 or
317-506-3801 or on the web at www.markspc.biz.

“America’s series,” The Haulmark All Star Circuit of Champions is a
traveling winged unrestricted 410 cubic inch sprint car series with 55
events all across the United States scheduled for the 2004 season.

For more information visit www.allstarsprint.com  or call 217-352-9221.

The Hampton Inn is offering a special All Star Racer Rate of $55.00 per
night whenever the All Stars are in the area and will be the Official Hotel
of Ohio Speedweek 2004. "Stay where the All Stars Stay."

Hampton Inn Tiffin is located at 2492 S SR 231, Tiffin, OH 44883. Call
(419) 443-5300 or (419) 443-0140. It's only minutes from Attica Raceway Park
and Fremont Speedway and a great place to stay for Speedweek. You can visit
them on the web at www.tiffincamdenfalls.com  and book rooms, just enter in
Corporate Account# 560058004 and that will allow you to access the racer
rate.

All 2004 All Star events will be live on www.RSBN.net . If you had
trouble receiving the show in the past, please download the winamp player
from the RSBN web site which should fix the problem.

Remember to get your 2004 Collectors Edition All Star 25th anniversary
Programs which are selling fast. With only 3100 printed they are sure to
become a collector’s item. Programs are available from the All Star souvenir
trailer or the website www.allstarsprint.com  as well as the Harley Davidson
Raffle tickets which are now on sale.

Memphis Motorsports Park is located off Fite Road between Hwy 51 and
Raleigh-Millington, north of the I-240 and Austin Peay Highway interchange.
For more information, contact the track at 901-358-7223.

Contact the All Stars at 217-352-9221 or visit www.allstarsprint.com .

All Star 2004 Track Facts

Event Number: 7-8
Track: Memphis Motorsports Park
Location: Memphis (Millington) TN
Size: ¼ mile banked Gumbo oval
Race Date: May 14-15, 2004
Web Site: http://midsouthracing.com/memphismotorsportsparkindex.htm
Track Phone: 901-358-7223
Directions: located off Fite Road between Hwy 51 and Raleigh-Millington,
north of the I-240 and Austin Peay Highway interchange.
Prior All Star races held: none
Other 2004 All Star race dates: none

The Speedway’s Haulmark All Star Dave & Earl Bauman Memorial Sprint Car
Series feature from Labor Day weekend 2003 will be made up as a part of
Lernerville’s regular racing program on Friday night May 7. Many drivers
already are locked into the feature from the 2003 preliminary events. Since
several pre-qualified drivers do not have rides this season, several feature
starting spots are open. These spots will be filled by a non-qualifier’s
race (or more than one race if the number of cars on hand warrants), with
the top finishers advancing to the All Star feature. These non-qualifiers
events are open to all sprint car competitors, and will be lined up
according to a pill draw.

All Star members participating in the Lernerville program will be awarded
2004 show-up points for the evening’s activities.

Drivers already locked into the feature in starting order include: 1. Rod
George, George 4; 2. Dale Blaney, Andrews 72b; 3. Ed Lynch, Jr., Lynch 2L;
4. Chad Kemenah, Harble 15k; 5. Chad Hill, Shearer 44; 6. Jamie Smith, Smith
5G; 7. Jeremy Campbell, Campbell 10c; 8. Byron Reed, B&S 5; 9. Bill Rose,
Rose 6; 10. Stevie Smith, Smith 19; 11. Eric Smith, Smith 7z; 12. Scott
Bonnell, Bonnell 3; 13. Ralph Engel, Kubick 00; 14. Bob Bennett, Mickle 3;
15. Dan Shetler, Shetler 7K; 16. Kevin Schaeffer, Schaeffer 9; 17. Ryan
Coniam, Grove 70; 18. Phil Gressman, Robenalt 98. Barry Ruble and Arnie Kent
are also in the starting lineup as promoter’s options.

Drivers participating last year who qualified for the main but are not
expected to be on hand May 7 are Shane Stewart, Jeff Shepard, Erin Crocker,
Jason Johnson, Kenny Jacobs and Dean Jacobs.
Following the Lernerville feature event, the All Stars move to the
Fremont, OH Speedway Saturday night May 8 for a full All Star racing
program.

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All competitors intending to race at South Buxton must be prepared to
pass through customs on their way to Canada. In order to pass through
customs quickly, competitors must get an information packet from the Raceway
or the All Stars in order to properly prepare the necessary paperwork.
Contact Jeff Gotelaer at South Buxton Raceway at 888-272-2251 or Steve
Failor of the All Stars at 217-352-9221 to receive a packet. You can also
email jeff@southbuxtonraceway.com  for more information. The packet contains
an inventory list that must be completed as well as a Canadian Customs
letter proving this event is registered with the Canadian Government.
The race on the 23rd will start at 6:00 p.m. with pit gates opening at
3:00 pm.

May Schedule for the All Stars:
5/7 - Lernerville Speedway, Sarver, PA
5/8 - Fremont Speedway, Fremont, OH
5/14 - Memphis Motorsports Park, Memphis, TN
5/15 - Memphis Motorsports Park, Memphis, TN
5/21 - Hartford Speedway Park, Hartford, MI
5/22 - Butler Motor Speedway, Quincy, MI
5/23 - South Buxton Raceway, Ontario, CN
5/26 - Wayne Co. Speedway, Orrville, OH
5/28 - Attica Raceway Park, Attica, OH
5/29 - K-C Raceway, Alma, OH

For more information visit www.allstarsprint.com  or call 217-352-9221.
South Buxton Raceway can be located on the internet at
www.southbuxtonraceway.com .

“You never know who is going to win an All Star race” holds true,
especially at Fremont. You must go back a decade to 1993 to find a repeat
All Star race winner during one season at Fremont, when Frankie Kerr won two
of the four events there. In 1994, Kerr was the lone race winner with two
different winners in 1995, three different winners in 1997 and 2000, five
different winners in 2001 and 2002 and last season saw four different
winners in four All Star races held. A total of 75 series’ events have been
held there since 1980.

The May 8 event is Fort Ball Pizza night with the 305 sprint cars also on
the card.

Fremont Speedway can be contacted at 419-333-0478 or 419-862-2206.
For more information visit www.allstarsprint.com  or call 217-352-9221.

All Star 2004 Track Facts

Event Number: 6
Track: Fremont Speedway
Location: Fremont, OH
Size: 3/8 mile clay oval
Race Date: Saturday May 8
Web Site: www.fremontohspeedway.com
Track Phone: Track: 419-333-0478 or Office: 419-862-2206

Directions: 4 miles south of Ohio Turnpike Exit 91 (6) in the Sandusky
County Fairgrounds, Fremont, Ohio

Other 2004 All Star race dates: June 29, July 1, Sept. 11
Track Record: 11.732 - Lee Jacobs, May 3, 2003

Prior All Star races held:
1 6/21/80 Jack Hewitt
2 7/3/80 Jack Hewitt
3 5/23/81 Rick Ferkel
4 7/11/81 Jack Hewitt
5 8/1/81 Fred Linder
6 8/22/81 Fred Linder
7 5/8/82 Fred Linder
8 6/5/82 Doug Wolfgang
9 7/24/82 Lee Osborne
10 8/19/82 Ron Semelka
11 9/6/82 Rick Ferkel
12 9/19/82 Lee Osborne
13 6/18/83 Lee Osborne
14 7/22/83 Steve Kinser
15 8/17/83 Dave Blaney
16 6/15/84 Steve Kinser
17 7/7/84 Jac Haudenschild
18 5/11/85 Rick Ferkel
19 6/8/85 Jack Hewitt
20 7/5/85 Doug Wolfgang
21 5/10/86 Jack Hewitt
22 6/14/86 Jack Hewitt
23 7/4/86 Dave Blaney
24 8/2/86 Jack Hewitt
25 5/16/87 Jack Hewitt
26 6/20/87 Dave Blaney
27 7/8/87 Dave Blaney
28 8/15/87 Mark Keegan
29 9/26/87 Joe Gaerte
30 5/21/88 Rocky Hodges
31 6/25/88 Rick Ferkel
32 7/8/88 Keith Kauffman
33 8/6/88 Jack Hewitt
34 9/10/88 Randy Kinser
35 6/17/89 Jack Hewitt
36 6/17/89 Dave Blaney
37 7/7/89 Dave Blaney
38 8/12/89 Todd Kane
39 9/23/89 Rickey Hood
40 5/30/90 Johnny Beaber
41 7/6/90 Tom Basinger
42 9/8/90 Dave Blaney
43 5/25/91 Rickey Hood
44 6/15/91 Kevin Huntley
45 7/5/91 Sammy Swindell
46 8/3/91 Frankie Kerr
47 5/9/92 Kevin Huntley
48 7/3/92 Kevin Huntley
49 5/1/93 Frankie Kerr
50 6/5/93 Frankie Kerr
51 7/9/93 Rocky Hodges
52 8/7/93 Kevin Huntley
53 7/28/94 Frankie Kerr
54 6/25/95 Frankie Kerr
55 9/29/95 Kelly Kinser
56 6/18/97 Mike Lutz
57 7/1/97 Frankie Kerr
58 7/30/97 Joey Saldana
59 5/27/00 Danny Smith
60 6/27/00 Frankie Kerr
61 9/9/00 John Ivy
62 4/28/01 Chad Kemenah
63 6/9/01 Rodney Duncan
64 7/3/01 Mark Keegan
65 9/7/01 Mike Wagner
66 9/8/01 Butch Schroeder
67 6/8/02 Kenny Jacobs
68 7/2/02 Kelly Kinser
69 7/4/02 John Ivy
70 9/6/02 Shane Stewart
71 9/7/02 Dale Blaney
72 4/26/03 Kelly Kinser
73 7/1/03 Dale Blaney
74 7/3/03 Jason Johnson
75 9/6/03 Chad Kemenah

Drivers locked into the feature in starting order include: 1. Rod George,
George 4; 2. Dale Blaney, Andrews 72b; 3. Ed Lynch, Jr., Lynch 2L; 4. Chad
Kemenah, Harble 15k; 5. Chad Hill, Shearer 44; 6. Jamie Smith, Smith 5G; 7.
Jeremy Campbell, Campbell 10c; 8. Byron Reed, B&S 5; 9. Bill Rose, Rose 6;
10. Stevie Smith, Smith 19; 11. Eric Smith, Smith 7z; 12. Scott Bonnell,
Bonnell 3; 13. Ralph Engel, Kubick 00; 14. Bob Bennett, Mickle 3; 15. Dan
Shetler, Shetler 7K; 16. Kevin Schaeffer, Schaeffer 9; 17. Ryan Coniam,
Grove 70; 18. Phil Gressman, Robenalt 98.

Drivers on hand last year who qualified for the main but are not expected
to be on hand May 7 are Shane Stewart, Jeff Shepard, Erin Crocker, Jason
Johnson, Kenny Jacobs and Dean Jacobs.

Following the Lernerville feature, the All Stars move to the Fremont, OH
Speedway Saturday night May 8 for a full All Star racing program.

All Star 2004 Track Facts

Event Number: 5
Track: Lernerville Speedway
Location: Sarver, PA
Size: ½ mile
Race Date: Friday May 7 (Make-up feature from 2003)
Web Site: http://www.lernerville.com/
Track Phone: (724) 353-2800

Directions: Located 11 miles southeast of Butler, Pa. on State Route 356

Prior All Star races held:
1 9/1/89 Robbie Stanley
2 8/31/90 Bobby Allen
3 8/30/91 Sammy Swindell
4 9/4/92 Keith Kauffman
5 6/18/93 Fred Rahmer
6 6/17/94 Ed Lynch Jr
7 9/2/94 Mark Kinser
8 6/16/95 Keith Kauffman
9 9/1/95 Mark Kinser
10 6/14/96 Dale Blaney
11 8/30/96 Bobby Allen
12 6/13/97 Keith Kauffman
13 8/29/97 Tyler Walker
14 6/12/98 Jeff Shepard
15 9/4/98 Dean Jacobs
16 6/11/99 Dean Jacobs
17 9/3/99 Kasey Kahne
18 6/9/00 Chad Kemenah
19 9/1/00 Chad Kemenah

Other 2004 All Star race dates: Sept. 3

Track Record: 5/15/02 -12.334 seconds by Joey Saldana

The first attempt to start the main saw 18th starting rookie Brock Mayes
take a flip in turn one trying to avoid Jeremy Campbell, who brushed the
turn one concrete. Barry Ruble was also involved. Jimmy Stinson and rookie
Jon Agan brought the field down for the second start, with Stinson jumping
into the lead in the Stinson Concrete Eagle. Agan held second until lap
seven when fourth starting Smith went by with a turn one slide job. Once in
the lead Smith began stretching his advantage over Stinson, Hannagan and Jac
Haudenschild, who was in a fierce battle with Chad Kemenah. By lap 11
Hannigan was challenging Stinson for second, and he took that spot a lap
later.

Following a lap 12 caution period, Smith pushed out to a big lead over
Hannagan, and fourth place Haudenschild smacked the turn two wall sending
him deep back into the pack. By the halfway mark, Smith was approaching
lapped traffic again with Hannagan second, Stinson third and Kemenah fourth.

When Smith caught the tail of the field, he was boxed in by the lapped car
of Kent Wolters, allowing Hannagan to blast by and lead lap 19. Hannagan
pulled away from Smith, but with only a handful of laps remaining, Smith
began reeling in the leader again. Smith was poised to pass Hannagan to
re-take the lead on lap26, but the lapped car of Ryan Coniam prevented Smith
from making his move. Once Smith fell back, the victory was all Hannagan's,
as he won by two car lengths. Points leader Kemenah was third behind Smith,
with Stinson fourth and 17th starting Jeremy Campbell fifth, earning the
Fisher Performance Hard Charger award.

Next across were Rob Chaney, Bill Rose, Agan, Wilson and Coniam.
The Crown Battery heat fell to Stinson, the B&B Products heat went to Rob
Chaney and the Engler Machine and Tool heat was won by Mayes. Kemenah
captured the Haulmark Dash and Randy Hannagan was the Huggins Cams Fast Time
qualifier.

Huggins Cams Time Trials: 1. Randy Hannagan, THR 1x, 13.140; 2. Chad
Kemenah, Harble 15k, 13.152; 3. Danny Smith, Smith 4, 13.159; 4. Greg
Wilson, Hampshire 63, 13.200; 5. Ron Blair, RB 35, 13.281; 6. Jon Agan, Agan
4J, 13.285; 7. Jimmy Stinson, Stinson 84, 13.301; 8. Jac Haudenschild,
Miller 6m, 13.348; 9. Bill Rose, Rose 6, 13.363; 10. Phil Gressman, Robenalt
98, 13.379; 11. Butch Schroeder, Brown 99, 13.428; 12. Barry Ruble, Ruble
63r, 13.437; 13. Dale Blaney, Andrews 72b, 13.447; 14. Rob Chaney, SC Racing
9x, 13.455; 15. Ryan Coniam, Grove 70, 13.461; 16. Tim Hunter, Hunter 2H,
13.493; 17. Jeremy Campbell, Campbell 10c, 13.513; 18. Brock Mayes, Mayes
11B, 13.583; 19. Scott Bonnell, Bonnell 3, 13.642; 20. Kent Wolters, K&L 1,
13.694; 21. Kyle Stuchell, Woods 8, 13.791; 22. Mark Aldrich. Aldrich 1a,
14.230; 23. Brandon Ferguson, Ferguson 15, 14.716; 24. Eddie Lynch, Lynch
29, 15.208; 25. Paul May, May 71m, NT.

Crown Battery Heat (8 laps): 1. Stinson 2. Blaney 3. Gressman 4. Hannagan
5. Wilson 6. Hunter 7. Aldrich 8. Bonnell (DNS).

B&B Products Heat (8 laps): 1. Chaney 2. Campbell 3. Haudenschild 4.
Kemenah 5. Schroeder 6. Wolters 7. Ferguson 8. Blair.

Engler Machine & Tool Heat (8 laps): 1. Mayes 2. Rose 3. Smith 4. Agan 5.
Coniam 6. Ruble 7. May 8. Lynch 9. Stuchell.

Haulmark Dash (4 laps): 1. Kemenah 2. Wilson 3. Smith 4. Agan.

Haulmark A Main (30 laps): 1. Randy Hannagan 2. Danny Smith 3. Chad
Kemenah 4. Jimmy Stinson 5. Jeremy Campbell 6. Rob Chaney 7. Bill Rose 8.
Jon Agan 9. Greg Wilson 10. Ryan Coniam 11. Phil Gressman 12. Butch
Schroeder 13. Kent Wolters 14. Tim Hunter 15. Mark Aldrich 16. Eddie Lynch
17. Kyle Stuchell 18. Paul May 19. Jac Haudenschild 20. Brandon Ferguson 21.
Barry Ruble 22. Dale Blaney 23. Brock Mayes.

Lap Leaders: Jimmy Stinson 1-9, Danny Smith 10-18, Randy Hannagan 19-30.

All Star Sprint Points:
1 Chad Kemenah 391
2 Danny Smith 371
3 Greg Wilson 359
4 Dale Blaney 331
5 Jeremy Campbell 323
6 Bill Rose 320
7 Phil Gressman 280
8 Ryan Coniam 274
9 Tim Hunter 273
10 Paul May 266

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Correction on Jac Haudenschild from Eldora Story on 4/24

ROSSBURG, OH – Saturday night at Eldora Speedway in the All Star sprint feature, Jac Haudenschild did not hit the wall as stated in my race results story. Haudenschild was going for third after the caution to close back in on Randy Hannigan who was in his sights before the yellow. Jac had passed Chad Kemenah early in the race coming out of turn two on the high side and never looked back. Jac then broke a bolt in the cam shaft which caused him to lose his power steering as he was riding high full throttle in turn two. Then he shut the car down and coasted to his pit area and never fell back in the pack or hit the wall.

All Star Sprint Points:
1. Chad Kemenah 299
2. Greg Wilson 280
3. Danny Smith 273
4. Dale Blaney 266
5. Bill Rose 234
6. Jeremy Campbell 233
7. Kelly Kinser 232
8. Tim Hunter 204
9. Phil Gressman 203
10. Paul May 201

* * *

McCool Junction All Star Race cancelled

CAMARGO, IL – The Haulmark All Star Circuit of Champions sprint car
program originally scheduled for Friday night, April 30 at Junction Motor
Speedway in McCool Junction, NE has been cancelled. The change was made
because another event to be run in conjunction with the Junction event could
not be scheduled.

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Keegan and Campbell brought the field down to the green flag with Keegan
grabbing the initial lead over Paul May, who started fourth. Following a lap
two restart for a Lee Jacobs and Tim Hunter spin, Keegan easily motored away
from May with Campbell third and Kemenah fourth. Kemenah began applying
pressure to Campbell and after three laps of dicing back and fourth, Kemenah
secured third. Meanwhile, Danny Smith and Randy Hannigan were battling for
sixth. Keegan recovered from a slide off the top lip of the racetrack on lap
eight in time to keep his lead, which began shrinking to May and a fast
moving Kemenah.

A lap nine caution was a lucky break for Keegan, allowing him to get free
of lapped traffic. For the restart Keegan led May, Kemenah and Byron Reed.
As Keegan pulled away from the rest of the pack, Reed began pressuring
Kemenah for third. Reed dove low to try and get under Kemenah, but the
defending All Star champion repelled his advances. Two laps later Kemenah
passed May for second, and Reed followed him past the Terre Haute, Indiana
driver.

By lap 13 the running order was Keegan, Kemenah, Reed, May, Greg Wilson,
Campbell, Danny Smith, David Harrison, Bill Rose and Dale Blaney, who
started 13th. As Keegan moved out to a half straightaway lead, Rose was
battling with Harrison for eighth, but Blaney blew past both of them as his
machine was one of the fastest on the track.

With a John Ivy lap 17 flip bringing out a red flag, the running order
was Keegan, Kemenah, Reed, Wilson, May, Smith and Blaney when the green
reappeared again. Keegan, in the high groove, pushed his lead to another
half straightaway advantage with a great restart, and Blaney began picking
off cars, moving to sixth by lap 20.

Todd Kane, who started 21st, now was in the top ten as Keegan approached
lapped traffic. With five circuits remaining, Kemenah was closing quickly on
Keegan’s machine. With three laps to go, Kemenah drove high into Keegan’s
groove as the leader dove low to get by lapped traffic. As the lapped
machine of Campbell loomed ahead, Kemenah remained in the high groove with
Keegan committed to the bottom, and Kemenah’s momentum in the upper groove
propelled him into victory lane.

Keegan held on for a close second over Reed, with Wilson fourth and
Blaney fifth. Smith, after starting ninth, was sixth, ahead of Jac
Haudenschild, who charged hard in the latter stages of the race after
starting 22nd. Kane ended eighth with 19th starting Kyle Sauder ninth and
Hannigan tenth.

The Crown Battery heat fell to Tim Hunter, the B&B Products heat went to
John Ivy, the Engler Machine and Tool heat was won by Jody Keegan and the TP
Wings heat fell to Mike Linder. The University of Northwestern Ohio B Main
fell to Lee Jacobs and Kemenah was the Huggins Cams Fast Time qualifier.

Huggins Cams Time Trials: 1. Chad Kemenah, 12.162; 2. Greg Wilson,
12.303; 3. Paul May, 12.418; 4. Randy Hannagan, 12.474; 5. Jeremy Campbell,
12.516; 6. Mark Keegan, 12.578; 7. Brock Mayes, 12.605; 8. Jon Agan, 12.649;
9. Byron Reed, 12.669; 10. Rob Chaney, 12.695;
11. Danny Smith, 12.704; 12. Bill Rose, 12.722; 13. Ryan Coniam, 12.748; 14.
Dave Harrison, 12.754; 15. Dale Blaney, 12.775; 16. Craig Mintz, 12.789; 17.
Tim Hunter, 12.824; 18. John Ivy, 12.893; 19. Jody Keegan, 12.960; 20. Mike
Linder, 12.971; 21. Kyle Sauder, 13.125; 22. Lee Jacobs, 13.166; 23. Jon
Finsel, 13.252; 24. Todd Kane, 13.252; 25. Chad Blonde, 13.256; 26. Caleb
Griffith, 13.265; 27. Jac Haudenschild, 13.301; 28. Todd Heller, 13.354; 29.
Phil Gressman, 13.354; 30. Eric Rankine, 13.486; 31. Barry Ruble, 13.546;
32. Brandon Martin, 13.645; 33. Shane Helms, 13.819; 34. Alvin Roepke,
13.872; 35. Kelly Kinser, 13.928; 36. Matt Lucius, 13.975; 37. Andrew
Palker, 14.006; 38. Eddie Lynch, 14.131; 39. Chad Levingston, 14.187; 40.
Aaron Middaugh, 14.985; 41. Bill Shaw, 15.403.

Crown Battery Heat (10 laps): 1. Hunter 2. Reed 3. Kemenah 4. Sauder 5.
Campbell 6. Gressman 7. Helms 8. Palker 9. Shaw 10. Conaim 11. Blonde.

B&B Products Heat (10 laps): 1. Ivy 2. Chaney 3. Wilson 4. Harrison 5. M.
Keegan 6. Jacobs 7. Roepke 8. Lynch 9. Rankine 10. Griffith.

Engler Machine & Tool Heat (10 laps): 1. J. Keegan 2. Blaney 3. Smith 4.
May 5. Haudenschild 6. Mayes 7. Kinser 8. Finsel 9. Ruble 10. Levingston.

TP Wings Heat (10 laps): 1. Linder 2. Kane 3. Hannigan 4. Rose 5. Mintz
6. Agan 7. Heller 8. Martin 9. Lucius 10. Middaugh.

University of Northwestern Ohio B Main (12 laps): 1. Jacobs 2. Mayes 3.
Martin 4. Heller 5. Kinser

Haulmark A Main (30 laps): 1. Chad Kemenah 2. Mark Keegan 3. Byron Reed
4. Greg Wilson 5. Dale Blaney 6. Danny Smith 7. Jac Haudenschild 8. Todd
Kane 9. Kyle Sauder 10. Randy Hannigan 11. Bill Rose 12. Tim Hunter 13.
Craig Mintz 14. David Harrison15. Lee Jacobs 16. Brandon Martin 17. Rob
Chaney 18. Brock Mayes 19. Jeremy Campbell 20. Todd Heller 21. Paul May 22.
Jody Keegan 23. John Ivy 24. Mike Linder.

Lap Leaders: Mark Keegan 1-28, Chad Kemenah 29-30.

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Prior Spring National feature winners include Steve Siegel (1990), Bobby
Allen (1991), Frankie Kerr (1992, 1994, 1998), Keegan (1993, 1994), Dale
Blaney (1995), Joey Saldana (1995), Teeple (1996), Danny Smith (1996), Gary
Wright (1997), Schroeder (1997), Jeff Shepard (1998, 2002), Craig Dollansky
(2000), Reed (2001), Wilson (2002, 2003) and Chad Kemenah (2003).

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All Star Sprint Points:
1 Chad Kemenah, 196
2 Greg Wilson, 189
3 Danny Smith, 186
4 Dale Blaney, 176
5 Kelly Kinser, 172
6 Jeremy Campbell, 168
7 Bill Rose, 158
8 Phil Gressman, 143
9 Ryan Coniam, 137
10 Paul May, 137

All Star Track Facts

Events Number: 3-4
Track: Attica Raceway Park
Size: 1/3 mile high banked dirt oval
Location: Attica, Ohio .25 mile east of SR 4 on US 224, then north .25 mile
on Venice, then east .1 mile on
Lemmon at the fairgrounds
Race Date: April 16-17
Web Site: www.atticaracewaypark.com
Track Phone: 419-426-8911

Prior All Star races held:
1 9/4/89 Steve Kinser
2 4/8/90 Steve Siegel
3 6/15/90 Steve Siegel
4 7/4/90 Sammy Swindell
5 9/3/90 Dave Blaney
6 5/3/91 Bobby Allen
7 7/3/91 Sammy Swindell
8 9/2/91 Sammy Swindell
9 5/15/92 Frankie Kerr
10 5/16/92 Frankie Kerr
11 7/1/92 Terry Shepherd
12 9/7/92 Mark Keegan
13 4/10/93 Mark Keegan
14 7/7/93 Gary Wright
15 8/6/93 Kelly Kinser
16 9/6/93 Joey Saldana
17 4/22/94 Mark Keegan
18 4/23/94 Frankie Kerr
19 7/6/94 Frankie Kerr
20 9/5/94 Frankie Kerr
21 4/21/95 Dale Blaney
22 4/22/95 Joey Saldana
23 5/19/95 Dale Blaney
24 7/8/95 Mark Keegan
25 8/4/95 Randy Kinser
26 9/4/95 Mark Kinser
27 4/20/96 Bob Teeple
28 4/20/96 Danny Smith
29 5/17/96 Dale Blaney
30 7/6/96 Frankie Kerr
31 7/18/96 Dale Blaney
32 9/2/96 Kevin Gobrecht
33 4/18/97 Gary Wright
34 4/19/97 Butch Schroeder
35 5/23/97 Frankie Kerr
36 7/5/97 Joey Saldana
37 7/17/97 Tyler Walker
38 9/1/97 Terry Mccarl
39 4/17/98 Jeff Shepard
40 4/18/98 Frankie Kerr
41 5/15/98 Keith Kauffman
42 7/4/98 Dean Jacobs
43 7/16/98 Jeff Shepard
44 9/7/98 Jeff Shepard
45 5/14/99 Jeff Shepard
46 6/18/99 Kenny Jacobs
47 7/3/99 Kenny Jacobs
48 7/14/99 Butch Schroeder
49 9/6/99 Joey Saldana
50 4/15/00 Craig Dollansky
51 5/12/00 Kenny Jacobs
52 6/25/00 Jeff Shepard
53 7/12/00 Kelly Kinser
54 9/4/00 Chad Kemenah
55 4/21/01 Byron Reed
56 6/22/01 Rob Chaney
57 7/1/01 Byron Reed
58 8/25/01 Kenny Jacobs
59 9/3/01 Danny Smith
60 4/19/02 Greg Wilson
61 4/20/02 Jeff Shepard
62 6/14/02 Kelly Kinser
63 6/30/02 Greg Wilson
64 8/31/02 Alvin Roepke
65 9/1/02 Greg Wilson
66 4/11/03 Chad Kemenah
67 4/12/03 Greg Wilson
68 6/29/03 Chad Kemenah
69 8/30/03 Greg Wilson

Other 2004 Attica All Star race dates: May 28 & June 27

“We wanted to redeem ourselves after last year,” Kemenah related from
victory lane. “The race track is a real different shape here and it caught
us all off kilter last year. We just wanted to get into the lead tonight and
hoped the track would take rubber and it did and it just worked out for us.”

Kemenah and Jeremy Campbell brought the field down to the green flag,
with Campbell taking the initial lead, but a Rod Crabtree spin nixed the
start. For the second start, Kemenah led but quick timer Kelly Kinser spun
and was hit by Tim Montgomery and Brock Mayes, sending Kinser and Mayes to
the tail for the restart. The third time was the charm for Kemenah as he led
over Campbell, but another caution flew with one lap in the books for a Joey
Montgomery spin. Kemenah remained on top when the green appeared again as
fifth starter Dale Blaney was on the move, despite a smoking engine. Blaney
passed Terry McCarl for third then breezed by Campbell for second once the
leaders got into lapped traffic. As the top three ran nose to tail, McCarl
held fourth with Ricky Logan and Paul May battling for fifth. Kemenah
expertly worked lapped traffic, keeping Blaney, whose car finally stopped
smoking, at bay.

By lap 27 Logan began pressuring McCarl as May waited for an opening to
pass the duo. Campbell made a mistake a couple of laps later, getting
sideways in turn two and dipping into the infield, coming back out on the
track in seventh instead of third. Then Campbell and May made contact while
battling for sixth on lap 34, bringing out another caution. Kemenah pulled
away from Blaney on this restart and again following the final restart two
circuits later. McCarl took one shot at passing Blaney on the final restart,
but Blaney held him off as Kemenah pulled away to a four car length win over
Blaney’s Andrews Motorsports No. 72. McCarl held on for third with Logan
fourth and 12th starting Jerrod Hull fifth. Next were Danny Smith, Greg
Wilson, Tim Montgomery who ran with a flipped up nose wing, Kinser, back
from the tail and Phil Gressman on a very cold and windy night.

The B&B Products heat went to Alex Shanks, the Engler Machine and Tool
heat was won by Terry Babb and the TP Wings heat fell to Jesse Gianetto. The
University of Northwestern Ohio B Main winner was Paul May. Crown Battery
heat race winner Campbell captured the Haulmark Dash for the second night in
a row and Kinser was the Huggins Cams Fast Time qualifier.

Huggins Cams Time Trials: 1. Kelly Kinser, 12.434; 2. Dale Blaney,
12.444; 3. Ricky Logan, 12.485; 4. Paul May, 12.511; 5. Phil Gressman,
12.585; 6. Danny Smith, 12.663; 7. Terry McCarl, 12.663; 8. Tim Montgomery,
12.741; 9. Jeremy Campbell, 12.792; 10. Chad Kemenah, 12.828;
11. Tommy Worley Jr., 12.844; 12. Jerrod Hull, 12.868; 13. Colin Northway,
12.870; 14. Joey Montgomery, 12.946; 15. Jay Landolt, 12.952; 16. Greg
Wilson, 12.981; 17. Jim Moughan, 12.990; 18. Alex Shanks, 13.050; 19. Bill
Rose, 13.116; 20. Steve Short, 13.130; 21. Brock Mayes, 13.169; 22. Rob
Crabtree, 13.193; 23. Terry Babb, 13.195; 24. Jesse Gianetto, 13.210; 25.
Bryan Matthews, 13.263; 26. Paul Patterson, 13.301;27. Ryan Coniam, 13.315;
28. Curtis Boyer, 13.425; 29. Tim Hunter, 13.431; 30. Jason Keith, 13.438;
31. Timmy Moss, 13.451; 32. Kenny Hambrick, 13.471; 33. Eddie Lynch, 13.575;
34. Jimmy Hurley, 13.585; 35. Lance Gullo, 13.642; 36. Jason Hunt, 13.649;
37. Daniel Adler, 13.743; 38. Jon Agan, 13.751; 39. Shane Wade, 13.958; 40.
Derek O'Dell, 14.066; 41. Bob Thoman, 14.227; 42. Mark Siciliano, 14.277;
43. Marshall Skaggs, 14.314; 44. Barry Ruble, 14.468; 45. Kent Buckley,
14.494; 46. Jimmy Brayton Jr., 15.337.

Crown Battery Heat (8 laps): 1. Campbell 2. Moughan 3. Mayes 4. Kinser 5.
Northway 6. Hunter 7. Matthews 8. Lynch 9. Gressman 10. Adler 11. Thoman 12.
Buckley.

B&B Products Heat (8 laps): 1. Shanks 2. Kemenah 3. Blaney 4. J.
Montgomery 5. Crabtree 6. Keith 7. Agan 8. Smith 9. Patterson 10. Hurley 11.
Sciliano 12. Brayton.

Engler Machine & Tool Heat (8 laps): 1. Babb 2. Rose 3. Logan 4. McCarl
5. Worley 6. Landolt 7. Coniam 8. Guelow 9. Wade 10. Skaggs.

TP Wings Heat (8 laps): 1. Gianetto 2. Wilson 3. Hull 4. Short 5. Boyer

Haulmark Dash (4 laps): 1. Campbell 2. Kemenah 3. Blaney 4. Kinser.
University of Northwestern Ohio B Main (12 laps): 1. May 2. Smith 3. T.
Montgomery 4. Gressman 5. Matthews 6. Keith 7. Patterson 8. Landolt 9.
Hurley 10. Hunter.

Haulmark A Main (40 laps): 1. Kemenah 2. Blaney 3. McCarl 4. Logan 5.
Hull 6. Smith 7. Wilson 8. T. Montgomery 9. Kinser 10. Gressman 11. Rose 12.
Babb 13. J. Montgomery 14. Shanks 15. Short 16. Boyer 17. May 18. Campbell
19. Mayes 20. Gianetto 21. Moughan 22. Northway 23. Worley 24. Crabtree.

Lap Leaders: Chad Kemenah 1-40.

All Star Sprint Points:
1 Chad Kemenah 196
2 Greg Wilson 189
3 Danny Smith 186
4 Dale Blaney 176
5 Kelly Kinser 172
6 Jeremy Campbell 168
7 Bill Rose 158
8 Phil Gressman 143
9 Ryan Coniam 137
10 Paul May 137

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“I lost my good friend and great mechanic Jim Bennett, and to come back
the first night out with the son turning the wrenches tonight it was pretty
special,” an emotional Smith said in tribute to his late mechanic who
suffered a heart attack two weeks ago. “The track was smooth, but it wasn’t
a runaway. Once Kelly got by me I changed my line a little bit and got her
through to the front. When you start on the front row you don’t have much
strategy, just run as hard as you can.” Smith also credited new engine
sponsor Doug Williams Trucking and thanked Alan Kiger of Pence Olds-GMC for
his support of his self owned Maxim.

With Smith starting from the pole, Kinser was outside row one with Wilson
and Jeremy Campbell in row two, followed by Blaney and Terry McCarl. Smith
led the first two circuits before Kinser got by for the lead with a pass in
turn two. Then Kinser led the third lap before a caution for Brock Mayes’
machine which was stopped on the backstretch. Kinser led for the restart,
but by lap six Smith once again was able to get by his fellow Hoosier state
driver to regain the lead.

At lap 13, following another caution, the restart lineup was Smith,
Kinser, Wilson, Blaney, McCarl and Kemenah, up from 10th starting spot.
Kinser tried to dive under Smith when the green reappeared, but to no avail.
Blaney now applied pressure to Kinser and took second on lap 17 as Smith
pushed his lead to half a straightaway. Blaney began to reel in Smith in
lapped traffic and on lap 22 Smith was in the low groove with Blaney trying
a high side pass, but lapped traffic thwarted Blaney’s charge. Ryan Coniam
and Phil Gressman made contact on lap 23, bringing out a caution. While
awaiting the restart lineup, Blaney’s right rear tire began losing air,
forcing him pitside for a new tire, ending a great charge. This moved Wilson
into second ahead of Kinser with Campbell fourth and McCarl fifth.

As Smith moved away from the pack when the green was displayed, action
was fast and furious for second through fourth with Kinser diving low to try
and move around Wilson as McCarl challenged Campbell. McCarl got past both
Campbell and Kinser in one fell swoop to come home third after running out
of time to catch Wilson. At the stripe it was Smith over Wilson, McCarl, who
admitted he misread the track and stayed on the bottom too long, Kinser and
Campbell. Defending All Star champ Kemenah was sixth ahead of eighth starter
Jerrod Hull, Bill Rose, Tim Montgomery and Ricky Logan.

The Crown Battery heat fell to Wilson, the B&B Products heat went to
Kemenah, the Engler Machine and Tool heat was won by Ryan Coniam and the TP
Wings heat fell to Paul May. Jesse Gianetto won the University of
Northwestern Ohio B Main, in which Chuck Walker flipped without injury.
Campbell captured the Haulmark Dash and McCarl was the Huggins Cams Fast
Time qualifier.

Huggins Cams Time Trials: 1. Terry McCarl, McCarl 24, 12.925; 2. Dale
Blaney, Andrews 72b, 13.029; 3. Jeremy Campbell, Campbell 10c, 13.111; 4.
Bill Rose, Rose 6, 13.228; 5. Greg Wilson, Hampshire 63, 13.252; 6. Kelly
Kinser, Kinser 4k, 13.259; 7. Danny Smith, Smith 4, 13.270; 8. Jerrod Hull,
Hull 12H, 13.274; 9. Colin Northway, Northway 60, 13.357; 10. Chad Kemenah,
Harble 15k, 13.394; 11. Jesse Gianetto, Gianetto D1, 13.435; 12. Ricky
Logan, Gifford 17G, 13.450; 13. Tim Montgomery, Montgomery 32, 13.483; 14.
Brock Mayes, Mayes 11B, 13.526; 15. Ryan Coniam, Grove 70, 13.572; 16. Phil
Gressman, Robenalt 98, 13.586; 17. Barry Ruble, Ruble 63r, 13.641; 18. Paul
Hart, Hart 32x, 13.674; 19. Joey Montgomery, Montgomery 21c, 13.687; 20.
Paul May, May 71m, 13.806; 21. Jan Howard, Howard 46, 14.162; 22. Jon Agan,
Agan 4J, 14.182; 23. Paul Patterson, Patterson 87, 14.221; 24. Terry Babb,
Babb 88, 14.256; 25. Tim Hunter, Hunter 2H, 14.277; 26. Alex Shanks, Baker
55B, 14.297; 27. Eddie Lynch, Lynch 29, 14.317; 28. Jay Landolt, Steinbaker
21s, 14.322; 29. Curtis Boyer, Boyer 72x, 14.415; 30. Chad Souders, Souders
12s, 14.547; 31. Steve Short, Short 8, 14.608; 32. Daryl Martin, Martin 5,
14.727; 33. Chuck Walker, Walker 4x, 14.957; 34. Jason Keith, Keith 28,
15.162; 35. Shane Wade, Wade 69er, 15.511.

Crown Battery Heat (8 laps): 1. Wilson 2. McCarl 3. Northway 4. T.
Montgomery 5. Boyer 6. Ruble 7. Walker 8. Hunter 9. Howard.

B&B Products Heat (8 laps): 1. Kemenah 2. Blaney 3. Mayes 4. Kinser 5.
Hart 6. Shanks 7. Souders 8. Keith 9. Agan (DNS).
Engler Machine & Tool Heat (8 laps): 1. Coniam 2. Campbell 3. J.
Montgomery 4. Smith 5. Patterson 6. Gianetto 7. Short 8. Lynch 9. Wade.

TP Wings Heat (8 laps): 1. May 2. Logan 3. Gressman 4. Hull 5. Babb 6.
Rose 7. Landolt 8. Martin.

Haulmark Dash (4 laps): 1. Campbell 2. Wilson 3. Blaney 4. Kinser,

University of Northwestern Ohio B Main (12 laps): 1. Gianetto 2. Rose 3.
Landolt 4. Hunter 5. Souders 6. Shanks 7. Ruble 8. Agan 9. Lynch 10. Short
11. Wade 12. Martin 13. Walker 14. Keith 15. Howard (DNS).

Haulmark A Main (30 laps): 1. Danny Smith 2. Greg Wilson 3. Terry McCarl
4. Kelly Kinser 5. Jeremy Campbell 6. Chad Kemenah 7. Jerrod Hull 8. Bill
Rose 9. Tim Montgomery 10. Ricky Logan 11. Jesse Gianetto 12. Ryan Coniam
13. Dale Blaney 14. Colin Northway 15. Jay Landolt 16. Tim Hunter 17. Paul
May 18. Curtis Boyer 19. Phil Gressman 20. Terry Babb 21. Brock Mayes 22.
Paul Hart 23. Joey Montgomery 24. Paul Patterson.
Lap Leaders: Danny Smith 1-2, Kelly Kinser 3-5, Smith 6-30.

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2004 All Star Circuit of Champions, Inc. Schedule (updated 3/31/04)

April

2 (Fri) Paducah Int’l Raceway Paducah, KY
3 (Sat) St. Francois County Speedway Farmington, MO
16-17 (Fri-Sat) Attica Raceway Park Attica, OH
23 (Fri) Limaland Motorsports Park Lima, OH
24 (Sat) Eldora Speedway Rossburg, OH
30 (Fri) Junction Motor Speedway McCool Junction, NE

May

 1 (Sat) TBA
2 (Sun) TBA
7 (Fri) Lernerville Speedway Sarver, PA
8 (Sat) Fremont Speedway Fremont, OH
14-15 (Fri-Sat) Memphis Motorsports Park Memphis, TN
21 (Fri) Hartford Speedway Hartford, MI
22 (Sat) Butler Motor Speedway Quincy, MI
23 (Sun) South Buxton Raceway Ontario, Canada
26 (Wed) Wayne County Speedway Orrville, OH
28 (Fri) Attica Raceway Park Attica, OH
29 (Sat) K-C Raceway Chillicothe, OH

June

 9 (Fri) Belle-Clair Speedway Belleville, IL
10 (Thurs) Lake Ozark Speedway Eldon, MO
12 (Sat) St. Francois County Speedway Farmington, MO
13 (Sun) Tri-State Speedway Haubstadt, IN
18-19 (Fri-Sat) TBA
24 (Thurs) Virgina Motor Speedway Saluda, VA
26 (Sat) Eldora Speedway Rossburg, OH
2004 All Star Sprint Ohio Speedweek
27 (Sun) Attica Raceway Park Attica, OH
28 (Mon) Wayne County Speedway Orrville, OH
29 (Tue) Fremont Speedway Fremont, OH
30 (Wed) Sharon Speedway Hartford, OH

July

 1 (Thurs) Fremont Speedway Fremont, OH
2 (Fri) Limaland Motorsports Park Lima, OH
3 (Sat) K-C Raceway Chillicothe, OH
4 (Fri) TBA - WV
10 (Sat) West Virginia Motor Speedway Parkersburg, WV
21 (Wed) Lake Ozark Speedway Eldon, MO
23-24 (Fri-Sat) Knoxville Raceway Knoxville, IA
30 (Fri) Spoon River Speedway Canton, IL
31 (Sat) Hartford Speedway Hartford, MI

Aug.

 5 (Thurs) Eldora Speedway Rossburg, OH
7 (Sat) Butler Motor Speedway Quincy, MI
17 (Tue) Butler County Speedway Rising Sun, NE
18 (Wed) Mid-Nebraska Raceway Doniphan, NE
20 (Fri) Dodge City Raceway Park Dodge City, KS
21 (Sat) Jetmore Motorplex Jetmore, KS
22 (Sun) 81 Speedway Wichita, KS
25 (Wed) TBA
26 (Thurs) TBA
27 (Fri) TBA
28 (Sat) Lincoln Speedway Hanover, PA
29 (Sun) TBA

Sept.

 3 (Fri) Lernerville Speedway Sarver, PA
4-5 (Sat-Sun) Sharon Speedway Hartford, OH
10 (Fri) Macon Speedway Macon, IL
11 (Sat) Fremont Speedway Fremont, OH
17 (Fri) Gas City I-69 Raceway Gas City, IN
18 (Sat) Lawrenceburg Speedway Lawrenceburg, IN
24-25 (Fri-Sat) Oglethorpe Speedway Park Savannah, GA

Oct.

 2 (Sat) Eldora Speedway Rossburg, OH
13 (Wed) TBA - TX
15 (Fri) El Paso Speedway Park El Paso, TX
16 (Sat) Southern New Mexico Speedway Las Cruces, NM
17 (Sun) Hollywood Hills Speedway San Felipe Pueblo, NM

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In addition, the series will visit the St. Francois County Raceway (SFCR)
during their second event of the season on Saturday, April 3rd.
Everyone is encouraged to stay at the Drury Suites. The Drury Suites is
located at 2930 James Sanders Blvd., Paducah, KY 42001. Call 1-800-325-0720
for rooms. When calling for reservations, fans and participants need to
indicate they want to stay in Paducah and ask for the All Star Circuit of
Champions room block rate.

All year long the All Stars, in cooperation with Bookmygroup.com, will be
providing fans and race teams alike with a special Racer Rate at hotels in
the cities where races are scheduled.
For more information visit www.allstarsprint.com  or call 217-352-9221.

Belle-Clair Speedway in the St. Louis suburb of Belleville, IL will host
the All-Stars on Wednesday, June 9th. The high-banked one-fifth mile clay
oval will kick off a five race swing through the Midwest for the All-Stars
in June. Shows at Lake Ozark MO and Yellville AR, Farmington, MO, and
Haubstadt, IN will follow on successive nights. While the All-Stars have
never competed at Belle-Clair, the track has run sprint car races in recent
years. The last sprint show at Belle-Clair was an open event in 1999 won by
Jerrod Hull.

Spoon River is the next Illinois track added to the All-Star schedule in
July. The banked 3/8 mile oval, located in Canton, near Peoria, will feature
the All-Stars on Friday, July 30th. Spoon River is a favorite stop for
sprint car competitors and their fans. Each fall the track hosts a
traditional open competition event for the open wheel cars and plays to a
full house. The July 30th date will be the first ever visit for the
All-Stars to Spoon River.

Macon Speedway located south of Decatur will feature the All-Stars on
Friday, September 10th. Widely known to stock car fans, the tight 1/5 mile
high banked Macon dirt track has sprinkled open wheel events on its calendar
through the years. The September 10th show at Macon will be the first time
in eight years that the All-Stars have competed there. Danny Smith was the
last All-Star victor at Macon, winning there in 1996.

All three Illinois All-Star shows are being promoted by Brian Thompson
of Belleville and will be broadcast with live audio on www.RSBN.net . For
more information call 618-473-9512 or direct inquiries via e-mail to
thompson10@accessus.net .

All Star corporate sponsors this season are Vortex Spray-on Liners
located at www.autosport1.com and X-1R Performance Lubricants located at
www.x1r.com .

The Qualifying Sponsor is Huggins Cams and the nightly Heat Race Sponsors
are Crown Battery located at www.crownbattery.com , B&B Oval Track Products
located at www.bbsprintcars.com , Engler Machine & Tool located at
www.englermachine.com  and TP Wings located at www.tpwings.com .
The C-Main Sponsor once again is Outerwears Pre-Filters and Racing
Accessories, designated as the “Official Pre-Filter” of the All Stars
located at www.outerwearsracing.com .

The new B-Main Sponsor this year is the University of Northwestern Ohio.
The “Official High Performance Motorsports University” is located at
www.unoh.edu .  The new A-Main Line-up Sponsor for 2004 is MSD Ignition
located at www.msdignition.com .

Other major sponsors include Arizona Sport Shirts the “Official
Merchandise” of the All Stars located at www.arizonasportshirts.com . Bazell
Race Fuels is the “Official Race Fuel” of the All Stars, located at
www.bazellracefuels.com . Honda East is the “Official Four-Wheel Utility
Vehicle” for the All Stars located at www.hondaeasttoledo.com . Sander
Engineering, the “Official Racing Wheel” of the All Stars is located at
www.sandersengineering.com . Keco Engineered Coatings, the “Official
Performance Coatings Provider” for the All Stars located at