Salem, IN (April 12, 2004) – EMF Corp, headquartered in Angola, Indiana, has announced it will continue its support of the Sunoco Super Series for the upcoming 2004 racing season with its sponsorship of the EMF Corp / Race-Tech Engineering "That’s Racin" Award. In the past EMF Corp has sponsored the series Hard Luck Award and Hang Tough Bonus, this season it will sponsor the "That’s Racin" Award with Race –Tech Engineering, the racing develop division of EMF Corp. This will be the fourth year in a row that EMF Corp has been a sponsor with the Sunoco Super Series.

The EMF Corp / Race-Tech Engineering "That’s Racin" Award will consist of a $200 bonus that could be paid out at every 2004 Sunoco Super Series points event to a driver who did not finish an event because of being taken out through no fault of his own, do to over aggressive driving, brain fade, mechanical failure or negligence by another driver. Sunoco Super Series officials will decide the award winner at every event, if no one is awarded the EMF Corp / Race-Tech Engineering "That’s Racin" Award, $200 is carried over and added in for each event until a driver is awarded the EMF Corp / Race-Tech Engineering "That’s Racin" Award. The award would then return to $200 for the next series point’s event.

EMF Corp is an electrical manufacturing company owned and operated by Angola, Indiana businessman Dick Poe. Poe is also the owner of Angola Motor Speedway as well as the car owner for Sunoco Super Series driver Scott Hantz. More information on EMF Corp and Race-Tech Engineering is available at www.emfusa.com.