Salem, IN (March 14, 2006) – CRA Super Series officials have announced that FLF Racecars, formally Finishline Fabricating, located in Allegan, Michigan, be an award sponsor with the series again in 2006. The highest finishing registered Rookie in the CRA Super Series CD-2 Rookie Of The Year Standings, which will be the driver who accumulates the most points in their best 15 series point races of the 17 scheduled, will receive the FLF Racecars Rookie Performance Award. The winner of the FLF Racecars Rookie Performance Award will receive a FLF Racecars Bare Offset Chassis from FLF Racecars. The award winning team will be responsible for the cost to complete the chassis to a rolling chassis.

FLF Racecars 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. FLF Racecars started fabricating Template Late Model chassis’s in 2003. 2000 CRA Super Series Champion Scott Hantz has used FLF Racecars Chassis’s since 2003 in the CRA Super Series getting six victories in those three seasons. Former ASA Racing Series competitor Jack Landis used a FLF Racecars Chassis to get his first CRA Super Series victory in June of 2005. Both will utilize FLF Racecars with the CRA Super Series during the 2006 season.

In 2006 CD-2 Rookie Of The Year Candidate Michael Gaier of Coldwater, Michigan, will compete with the CRA Super Series in a FLF Racecars Chassis beginning with this weekends All American 150 at the Music City Motorplex at the Fairgrounds in Nashville, Tennessee. FLF Racecars will have a "House Car" in 2006 that will compete at selected CRA Super Series events during the season. FLF Racecars owner Tim Curry will be one of several talented drivers that will be behind the wheel. Veteran racers Tim Felver and Chet Fillip are also possible drivers in the FLF Racecars "House Car" in 2006.

For more information on FLF Racecars, contact Tim Curry at 269-686-8400, or visit their web site at www.flfracecars.com.