CORONA, CA (November 29, 2007)-It has already been a busy off-season for officials of the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series with the release of the 2008 schedule and updating and fine tuning the series rules for next year. Already on the website are interviews with three-time and reigning Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series National Champion, Earl Pearson, Jr. of Jacksonville, FL and 2007 COMP Cams Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series "Rookie of the Year" Justin Rattliff of Campbellsville, KY. 

In other series news:

MORAN THE MAN AT CONCORD-Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series regular Donnie Moran of Dresden, OH captured the $10,000 to win event at The Dirt Track @ Lowe's in Concord, NC on Saturday Night, November 3^rd.  Moran drove his familiar #99 MasterSbilt Chassis to the win before a national television audience on SPEED.  Moran finished fourth in this year's Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series Championship Points Standings after finishing third the previous two seasons.

JAMES TAKES WIN IN ARIZONA-2005 Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series "Rookie of the Year" and this year's series runner-up in points Scott James of Lawrenceburg, IN traveled west and won at Manzanita Speedway in Phoenix, AZ on Thursday, November 8 earning $3,000 for the win.  James was driving a Rocket Chassis owned by Rick Wyatt.

ENGLISH FEATURED IN STOCK CAR RACING MAGAZINE-Terry English of Benton, KY who finished fifth in this year's Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series Championship Points Standings has a feature story in STOCK CAR RACING MAZAGINE'S January 2008 issue.  English joins two other Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series regulars, Earl Pearson Jr. and Steve Casebolt in receiving coverage nationwide in the publication this year.  To subscribe to the magazine you can log on to www.stockcarracing.com.

FORREST LUCAS FRONT PAGE COVER STORY IN NEW DIRT LATE MODEL MAGAZINE-Lucas Oil Products founder, Forrest Lucas will get some national publicity as he is on the cover of the December 2007 edition of DIRT LATE MODEL MAGAZINE.  Mr. Lucas is also featured in a written story.  In the article he talks about the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series, Lucas Oil Speedway in Wheatland, MO and his trials and tribulations in getting to where he is today in the world of business and racing.  For more information on how to subscribe to DIRT LATE MODEL MAGAZINE you can visit their website at www.threewidemedia.com.

EAST BAY SET TO KICK OFF '08 SCHEDULE IN FEBRUARY-For the fourth consecutive year the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series will begin its season at East Bay Raceway Park in Tampa, FL.  The 32^nd Annual East Bay Winternationals are set for February 4-9^th, 2008.  The first three nights of racing will feature $5,000 to win events, followed by two $10,000 to win shows and a $12,000 to win finale on Saturday Night, February 9^th.  More information can viewed at www.eastbayracewaypark.com.  The entire '08 39 race schedule for the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series schedule is available online at www.lucasdirt.com/tour.php

SPEED CHANNEL BROADCAST BEGIN THIS SATURDAY-The Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series on the SPEED Channel will kick off the '07-08 winter schedule of. Broadcasts this Saturday Night, December 1^st with coverage of the 31^st Annual East Bay Winternationals finale from East Bay Raceway Park in Tampa, FL.  The event was taped on February 10^th, 2007 and will air at 7:30 PM Eastern/6:30 PM Central Time.  The complete broadcast schedule for the series can be seen at www.lucasdirt.com/broadcasts.php.

The Annual Awards Banquet for the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series which will take place on Thursday, December 6^th in Orlando, FL in conjunction with the PRI Show.  Invitations have already been mailed out.  For more information on the banquet you can contact Events Coordinator Rick Schwallie at (951) 403-1609.

For the latest news and information regarding the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series you can visit www.lucasdirt.com.

Final 2007 Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series Championship Points Standings

1)     Earl Pearson, Jr. (Jacksonville, FL)-5555

2)     Scott James (Lawrenceburg, IN)-5325

3)     Steve Casebolt (Richmond, IN)-5170

4)     Donnie Moran (Dresden, OH)-4760

5)     Terry English (Benton, KY)-4715

6)     Justin Rattliff (Campbellsville, KY)-4505

7)     Billy Drake (Bloomington, IL)-4465

8)     Dan Schlieper (Sullivan, WI)-4330

9)     Damon Eller (Crumpler, NC)-3850

10)Freddy Smith (Seymour, TN)-3640

Final 2007 Current COMP Cams Rookie of the Year Points Standings

1)  Justin Rattliff (Campbellsville, KY)-4505

2)  Damon Eller (Crumpler, NC)-3850

3)  Brad Neat (Dunnville, KY)-2885

CORONA, CA (November 15, 2007)-During the first nine Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series events of the 2007 racing season it appeared that 20-year-old Justin Rattliff may have bitten off more than he could chew running the series for the first time in his career, but after eight months of furious competition the Campbellsville, KY realized a personal goal of winning a series event, finishing sixth in the points and capturing the COMP Cams "Rookie of the Year" award which was worth $10,000.

Rattliff who made only two of the first nine events against some of the top competition in the country week in and week out with the Lucas Oil Series rebounded nicely to make the starting grid for 22 of the final 24 events of the season. Coming off of a season where he finished second in the O'Reilly Battle of the Bluegrass DirtCar Series points standings and won "Rookie of the Year" for the series, his goals for this season were pretty lofty.  Finishing in the top five or ten each time out and winning the rookie award among some stout competition may have seemed far fetched for anyone else who tackles a national touring series for the first time, but Rattliff and his team persevered through the season and earned respect among his fellow drivers and gaining some new fans along the way.

Rattliff stunned the world of dirt late model racing when he picked up his first ever $10,000 Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series win back in May at La Salle Speedway in Illinois.  It wasn't that long ago (late 2005) when Rattliff scored his first ever late model victory at Lake Cumberland Speedway in Burnside, KY.  But this win on a national level would send Rattliff with momentum heading into the meat of '07 Lucas Oil schedule.

There would be just two hiccups along the way.  After the series was off for Memorial Day Weekend the ultra-tough ½ mile at Florence (KY) Speedway awaited the competitors and Rattliff just missed the starting line-up by one spot in his consy run.  Dan Schlieper and Terry English would get the series provisionals that night leaving Rattliff's black #16 on the trailer as the disappointment of not having an opportunity to go home with back to back wins in Lucas Oil competition would stoke the fires and the young racer would rebound with a several good runs through the month of August which put him on track to clinch the rookie title before the last month of the season.

Rattliff's best stretch of the season was from late-June through Mid-July when he was impressive in taking seven straight top 12 finishes.  While racing on tracks he had never seen before was exciting for "The Rattler" racing at two tracks familiar to him (Brownstown and Bardstown) would get him a 15^th place in the "Jackson 100" at Brownstown and a fifth place finish at Bardstown at the end of August.  Those two finishes solidified another one Rattliff's goals to seal the COMP Cams "Rookie of the Year."

With a strong field of 86 cars at the 39^th Annual "Hillbilly 100" Rattliff would fail to make the starting grid for the 100 lap event.  He concluded the '07 Lucas Oil Series by finishing 16^th in the "RaceFest" at West Virginia Motor Speedway which sowed up the sixth spot in the final championship point's standings.

For the season with the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series Rattliff would start 24 main events with one win, five top five finishes and he recorded six top ten finishes.

With the experience and success Rattliff had this season with the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series in 2007 he looks for bigger and brighter things in '08.  "I thought we did real well considering we hadn't run a national touring series before, winning rookie of the year and finishing in the top ten of the points we feel is a great accomplishment for our team, we look forward to winning some more races next year and finishing higher in the points," said Rattliff who thanked his hard working crew which includes his father, James Rattliff, Willie Rattliff, T.P and Klein Stubbs, Tim Moore and his girlfriend, Candace Tungate.

One person responsible for a lot of Rattliff's success over the last three years as been crew chief Jeff Gullett.  "He came on board when we started racing late models three years ago, he's so sharp on this stuff and he really helped me when we went to tracks I hadn't been to before, he's one of the best in the business."  Gullett was also complimentary of the young racer he has worked with day in and day out at the race shop and at the race track.  "I'm proud of him," said Gullett who has been involved in racing for over 25 years.

The other drivers on the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series know what Rattliff has accomplished and better come loaded for bear come 2008 when he plans to take on some of the best that dirt late model racing has to offer running with the Lucas Oil Series again.  "We'll be ready for East Bay, I can't wait to get back there, then our plans are to run all the Lucas Oil race again next year and see if we can unseat Earl," said a smiling Rattliff in a post season interview where he was still nursing a broken wrist sustained in a racing incident in his home state of Kentucky the first weekend of October.  Rattliff did make a return to the cockpit on November 10^th at North Georgia Speedway in Chatsworth, GA where he finished in 15^th place.

The 2008 Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series has released a 39 race schedule and it is available on line at www.lucasdirt.com.

CORONA, CA (November 1, 2007)-The Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series with its most successful season to date in the books has announced the winners of the 2007 contingency awards that were based on a per event point total.  The series sanctioned 33 events in 16 states with 632 racers participating at least once in series competition as 18 different drivers scored wins on the ultra-competitive series tour.

The 2007 Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series National Champion, Earl Pearson Jr. of Jacksonville, FL and points runner-up Scott James of Lawrenceburg, IN showed why they were the top two in this year's series points chase as they swept all four of the special contingency awards.

Pearson, who captured his third consecutive Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series Championship, won the LifeLong Locks "Fast Time Award" and the K&N Filters "Clean Pass of the Race Award" for 2007.  Pearson garnered the most fast qualifier points for the season in the Bobby Labonte Racing/MasterSbilt Dodge Charger.  LifeLong Locks just completed its first season with the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series as the "Fast Time Award" sponsor.  Only LifeLong Locks offer a "Locked into Quality Lifetime Guarantee" To learn more about LifeLong Locks you can visit their website at www.lifelonglocks.com.   The 35-year-old Pearson also took top honors with the best pass for position points during the season earning the K&N Filters special award.  K&N Filters are recognized as "The World's Best Air Filter" and have been made with pride in the United States for over 35 years.  For more info you can go to www.knfilters.com.

James, who was the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series "Rookie of the Year" in 2005, had his best season to date with two victories.  James would end the season as the Edelbrock "Hard Charger" Award winner along with the Allstar Performance "Performer of the Race" Award recipient this year.  James who drives the Powell Motorsports/Rocket GTO earned the Edelbrock "Hard Charger" Award by being the driver that advanced the most positions in the feature event.  James accumulated the most Edelbrock "Hard Charger" points during the season which were given at each event.  He also notched his name to the top of the list of the Allstar Performance "Performer of the Race" points which were available at every event as well and is based on the "Top Performer" for that particular event.

Both Edelbrock and Allstar Performance are well known in the racing industry as they have continued their relationship with the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series in sponsoring these awards.  For more information on Edelbrock you can log on to www.edelbrock.com and for racing parts and equipment you can go to www.allstarperformance.com to check out what they have to offer for the racing buff.

The Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series also congratulates Pro Power Engines of Sullivan, WI for capturing the 2007 PBM Performance Products/Erson Cams "Engine Builder of the Year."  Pro Power Engines www.propowerracing.com  earned the most points determined by a special points system among the engine builders associated with the series.  Among the drivers who finished in the top ten of the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series points who use Pro Power Engines were 2007 COMP Cams "Rookie of the Year" Justin Rattliff of Campbellsville, KY and 2007 DART East Bay Winternationals Points Champion, Dan Schlieper of Sullivan, WI.  PBM Performance Products has been building winners for over a decade.  To find out more about PBM and Erson Cams you can visit their website at www.pbmperformance.com. 

The Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series special "Chassis Builders Award" will go to Rocket Chassis of Shinnston, WV.  Rocket Chassis outdistanced the other chassis builders that participated in this year's special points system.  Among the drivers who finished in the top ten of the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series championship standings who utilized Rocket Chassis this season included series runner-up Scott James and third place point's finisher, Steve Casebolt of Richmond, IN. Please visit the www.rocketchassis.com website for more exciting info.

"We want to take this time to again thank these great sponsors for their support of the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series and to congratulate the award winners," said Ritchie Lewis, the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series Director.  "These companies have seen the value of being associated with the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series and that we are an important marketing tool to promote and advertise their products and services and we appreciate each and every one of them," stated Lewis.

These special awards will be presented as part of the Annual Awards Banquet for the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series which will take place on Thursday, December 6^th in Orlando, FL in conjunction with the PRI Show.  Invitations have already been mailed out.  For more information on the banquet you can contact Events Coordinator Rick Schwallie at (951) 403-1609.

For the latest news and information regarding the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series you can visit www.lucasdirt.com.

CORONA, CA (October 26, 2007) - For the third consecutive season Earl Pearson Jr. of Jacksonville, FL will reign as the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series National Champion.  The 35-year-old second generation racer won five times on the ultra-competitive tour as Pearson also claimed the first dirt racing title for Bobby Labonte, the 2000 NASCAR Cup Series Champion who bought the team from Pearson's longtime car owners Carlton and Kemp Lamm. 

Even though Pearson's margin of 230 points over runner-up, Scott James of Lawrenceburg, IN it was by no means an easy foray through the 32 race schedule.  Both James and Steve Casebolt gave Pearson quite a battle for most of the season and at one point during the midway portion of the schedule had the three combatants trading the points lead seemingly after each event was contested.  

With Pearson's '07 title with the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series he has now won four straight national touring series championships.  Starting with the now defunct Xtreme DirtCar Series in 2004 and with this year's Lucas title no one in dirt late model racing has won four straight national touring series championships until now. 

In a post season interview with Pearson he commented how much of an accomplishment it was for everyone involved with the team.  "It is all about everyone you surround yourself with, starting with Carlton and Kemp Lamm, my crew Jason, Matt and Keith and now Bobby Labonte they are all really good guys to work with, they give me the best car possible each time out," said Pearson who now has ten career Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series wins after the conclusion of the 2007 season. 

Driving the first year for Labonte has been a great experience said Pearson.  "It's been really good, I have learned a lot from him, more than just being on the racetrack, but being around other people and sponsors and how to deal with them, he understands racing and he's always saying for us to keep our heads up if we have a bad night, he never says anything negative and he's always upbeat and positive." said Pearson who earned his first two Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series Championships driving for Dunn, NC's Carlton and Kemp Lamm. 

Pearson was also highly complimentary of his two main counterparts in the chase for the title this year Scott James and Steve Casebolt.  "Those two gave it a great shot, they teamed up with the American Racer tires and it was quite a battle between us three for most of the year, we ran hard side by side many nights on the race track and were friends off the track and they really showed that they can win anywhere." stated Pearson who really shined in the last eleven series events as he recorded two wins (Lucas Oil Speedway and Kankakee) and had eight top five finishes which sealed the title for him once again. 

As far as 2008 is concerned Pearson and the entire Bobby Labonte Racing Team are preparing in what seems like an ever shrinking off-season.  "We've already started for next year getting new cars and motors ready, Bobby is just really excited about next year already, he has fallen in love with dirt late model racing and we are also working on a new personal race car for him as well," said Pearson who may have some asphalt racing in his future.  "Bobby and I have talked about doing that, we may do some we just don't know for sure yet, if we don't we plan on being back with the Lucas Oil Series next year, the series is in good hands with Ritchie Lewis in charge and the television coverage on SPEED and VERSUS is good for our sponsors like LifeLong Locks and Lucas Oil and I look for some drivers from some of the other series to come and race with us next year," predicted Pearson who also won two World of Outlaws Late Model Series events in 2007. 

The Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series season for Pearson saw him make 32 starts with five wins, 16 top five finishes and 22 top ten finishes.  In his career with the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series Pearson has an amazing track record with 95 starts in the books, he has ten wins, 58 top five finishes and an incredible 83 top ten finishes no wonder he has taken the championship three consecutive years with that kind of consistency,. 

The Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series Annual Awards Banquet will take place on Thursday Night, December 6^th during the PRI Show in Orlando, FL.  Ticket reservations have already been sent out. For questions regarding the banquet you can get in contact with events coordinator Rick Schwallie at (951) 403-1609. 

For the latest off season news regarding the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series you can visit their website at www.lucasdirt.com. 

Final 2007 Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series Championship Points Standings 

1)     Earl Pearson, Jr. (Jacksonville, FL)-5325

2)     Scott James (Lawrenceburg, IN)-5130

3)     Steve Casebolt (Richmond, IN)-4990

4)     Donnie Moran (Dresden, OH)-4575

5)     Terry English (Benton, KY)-4560

6)     Justin Rattliff (Campbellsville, KY)-4355

7)     Billy Drake (Bloomington, IL)-4290

8)     Dan Schlieper (Sullivan, WI)-4165

9)     Damon Eller (Crumpler, NC)-3720

10)Freddy Smith (Seymour, TN)-3505 

Final 2007 COMP Cams "Rookie of the Year" Points Standings 

1)  Justin Rattliff (Campbellsville, KY)-4355

2)  Damon Eller (Crumpler, NC)-3720

3)  Brad Neat (Dunnville, KY)-2885

CORONA, CA (October 18, 2007) - A month after the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series' 2007 season ended with the "RaceFest" at West Virginia Motor Speedway several drivers who finished in the top ten of this year's championship points standings have been collecting checkered flags and large paychecks.

Billy Drake of Bloomington, IL who scored one Lucas Oil victory in 2007 and finished seventh in the final championship points standings recorded the biggest win of his racing career on Saturday Night, October 13^th by winning "Fall Fest" at Challenger Raceway in Jacksonville, PA.  Drake in his Steve Drake owned MasterSbilt Chassis took home a cool $20,000 for the win after starting 15^th.  His previous high-water mark was winning two $15,000 events one at Magnolia, MS in 2006 and the other at Chatham, LA in 2004.  Drake also earned the "Hard Charger" of the race during the Lucas Oil Knoxville Late Model Nationals in Knoxville, IA back on September 29^th.  Drake started 23^rd on the grid and finished in fifth place before the cameras of SPEED Channel.

Steve Casebolt of Richmond, IN who won two Lucas Oil Series events in '07 and finished third in the championship points standings this year and who also won the sports largest first place prize the $100,000 to win Eldora "Dream" back in June continued a career best year by winning the "Winchester 200" at Winchester (VA) Speedway on Saturday, September 29^th.  Casebolt earned $10,000 for his win the Dale Beitler owned Rocket Chassis #19 GTO.

Terry English of Benton, KY took home three straight A-main wins at Kentucky Lake Motor Speedway in Calvert City, KY on October 11-13.  English dominated the action all three nights taking home $2,000 per night for his efforts.  English who finished fifth in this year's Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series championship tour across the country was the 2006 track champion at Kentucky Lake before talking the Lucas Oil Series full-time this year in his C.J. Rayburn Chassis #96.

Three-time and reigning Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series National Champion, Earl Pearson Jr. of Jacksonville, FL drove the Bobby Labonte Racing MasterSbilt Dodge to victory in a $2,000 to win warm-up event at Golden Isles Speedway in Brunswick, GA on Friday Night, October 12^th.  Pearson, who won five Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series events this season to seal his third straight series championship for the Lucas Oil Series made dirt late model racing history this year by winning his fourth straight national touring series title beginning with his Xtreme DirtCar Series crowning in 2004.

"It just shows you the talent that the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series has with our touring drivers," said Lucas Oil Series Director, Ritchie Lewis.  "Our drivers have proven all year they can go anywhere and win and we are very proud that they have chosen the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series to display their abilities."

Several of the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series drivers will be in action this Friday and Saturday for the 27^th Annual "Dirt Track World Championship" at KC Raceway in Chillicothe, OH.  On Friday Night, October 19^th will be the Super Late Model preliminaries with hot laps, time trials and heat races.  Then on Saturday Night, October 20^th the B-mains will be run along with the $2,500 to win "Jim Dunn Memorial Race" and the 100 lap 27^th Annual DTWC main event paying $50,000 to win.  Freddy Smith of Seymour, TN who finished tenth in this year's edition of the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series is the only five-time winner of this event.

In other series news 2007 COMP Cams "Rookie of the Year" Justin Rattliff of Campbellsville, KY continues to recover after breaking his wrist in a racing accident in his home state of Kentucky back on October 5^th.  Rattliff who finished sixth in the championship standings this year and took the biggest win of his career by winning the series $10,000 to win event at La Salle, IL back in May hopes to be able to race in this weekend's Dirt Track World Championship Race.

The 2007 season for the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series will officially end with the Third Annual Awards Banquet on Thursday Night, December 6^th at the Orlando Wyndham Resort in Orlando, FL.  Invitations have already been mailed.  For more information you can contact Events Coordinator Rick Schwallie at (951) 403-1609.

For the latest news and information regarding the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series you can log on to www.lucasdirt.com.

Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series SPEED Channel Broadcast Schedule Released

CORONA, CA (October 9, 2007)-Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series officials have released the broadcast airdate schedule of 12 Series Events and a Season Recap show to be aired on SPEED.  The programs produced by Newave Productions will air Saturday Nights at 7:30 PM (Eastern Time) during the months December, January, February and March.  SPEED Channel is available to over 70 million homes in North America.

SPEED's coverage of the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series begins December 1^st with action from the East Bay Winternationals in Tampa, FL.  SPEED is available through cable systems nationwide, DISH Network (Channel 150) and DIRECT TV (Channel 607).

"This is a great way to build momentum for next season," stated Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series Director, Ritchie Lewis. "The exposure we gain on SPEED for our series drivers, sponsors, promoters and our fans really showcases Lucas Oil's commitment to making this the top series in the country. With the continued growing interest in the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series, the quality of racing makes it so exciting to bring our brand of racing to the SPEED Channel," said Lewis.

The Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series touring drivers include 2007 and now three-time Series Champion, Earl Pearson, Jr. of Jacksonville, FL, 2007 Series Runner-Up, Scott James of Lawrenceburg, IN and 2007 Eldora "Dream" Winner and the Series Rookie of the Year for '06 Steve Casebolt of Richmond, IN.

Other familiar names that compete with the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series include 4-time World 100 winner and the Eldora Million winner Donnie Moran of Dresden, OH and former UMP National Late Model Champion, Terry English of Benton, KY.

Justin Rattliff of Campbellsville, KY is one of the young and upcoming drivers in the world of dirt late model racing as the youngster captured the 2007 COMP Cams "Rookie of the Year" for the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series.  Rattliff along with Billy Drake of Bloomington, IL, former World 100 and '07 East Bay Winternationals Points Champion Dan Schlieper of Sullivan, WI, '07 Series "Rookie of the Year" Runner-Up Damon Eller of Crumpler, NC and the only five-time winner of the Dirt Track World Championship Race and the owner of 782 career feature wins Freddy Smith of Seymour, TN also are regular competitors on the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series.

For the latest news on the Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series you can visit their website at www.lucasdirt.com.

SPEED Broadcast Schedule

Rate Date                  Air Date                            Venue

February 10, 2007          December 1 - 7:30PM          East Bay Raceway Park

May 11 & 12, 2007          December 8 - 7:30PM          Lucas Oil Speedway

June 2, 2007            December 15 - 7:30PM          Florence Speedway

June 16, 2007          December 22 - 7:30PM          Talladega Short Track

June 23, 2007          December 29 - 7:30PM          Virginia Motor Speedway

July 14, 2007            January 5 - 7:30PM            Columbus Speedway

July 20, 2007            January 12 - 7:30PM                    Tri-City Speedway

August 6, 2007   TBA                                 LaSalle Speedway

August 18, 2007          February 2 - 7:30PM          Brownstown Speedway

August 25, 2007          February 16 - 7:30PM          Bluegrass Speedway

                             February 23 - 7:30PM          Season in Review

February 8, 2008   March 1 - 7:30PM              East Bay Raceway Park
February 9, 2008   March 8 - 7:30PM              East Bay Raceway Park