Salem, IN (April 4, 2005) – CRA Super Series officials have announced that Finishline Fabricating, located in Allegan, Michigan, will sponsor the 2005 CRA Super Series Rookie Of The Year Award. The highest finishing registered Rookie in the CRA Super Series Rookie Of The Year Standings, which will be the driver who accumulates the most points in their best 16 series point races of the 18 scheduled, will receive the Finishline Fabricating Rookie Of The Year Award at the 2005 Series Awards Banquet. The Finishline Fabricating Rookie Of The Year will receive a Finishline Fabricating Bare Offset Chassis from Finishline Fabricating. The award winning team will be responsible for the cost to complete the chassis to a rolling chassis.

Finishline Fabricating is owned and operated by Outlaw Late Model racer Tim Curry. Curry’s business has become one of the top Outlaw Late Model chassis and body manufactures in the region. Finishline Fabricating started fabricating Template Late Model chassis’s in 2003. 2000 CRA Super Series Champion and Rookie of the Year Scott Hantz has used Finishline Fabricating Chassis’s to finish second in CRA Super Series points the last two seasons with five victories. Former ASA Racing Series competitor Jack Landis will use a Finishline Fabricating Chassis to compete with the series part-time in 2005, while Jason Shively will use a Finishline Fabricating Chassis to compete for the Finishline Fabricating Rookie Of The Year Award.

For more information on Finishline Fabricating, contact Tim Curry at 269-686-8400, or visit their web site at www.finishlinefab.com.