Salem, IN (September 8, 2008) – The CRA Super Series is ready to head to Berlin Raceway in Marne, Michigan for this weekends Boyne At Berlin Weekend and the Boyne At Berlin 125 that will pay the winner a cool $10,000, the highest paying non-pit stop event on the 2008 schedule. Saturday’s event will be the seventh time the series has competed at Berlin, Fred Campbell has the most series wins at that track with three, Scott Hantz, Ross Meeuwsen, and Tim Curry all have one victory a piece.

"We always look forward to going to race at Berlin," remarked Glenn Luckett, CRA Super Series Director. "It is one of the premier short tracks in the country, with great fans who really enjoy good racing. There is always a bunch of Michigan drivers who come race with us at Berlin and they are tough, it always makes for a great race. We appreciate Michael Blackmer and everyone at Boyne Machine for letting us be a part of this great weekend and for putting up a great purse for our racers!"

Battle Creek, Michigan veteran Fred Campbell used his years of experience at Berlin Raceway to capture last year’s series event at Berlin. The ten-time track champion at the tricky oval let John VanDoorn, from Coopersville, lead the first 104 laps, then used his better tires to reel in VanDoorn and pass for the lead on lap 105 and then cruised to a six second victory. Campbell is tied with Eddie Hoffman for sixth in all time series victories with seven. VanDoorn, held on to finish in second with Chris Anthony in third, Alec Carl in fourth and Brian Campbell in fifth. The entire top five were all local competitors, having competed at some time at Berlin Raceway in regular Saturday night racing, showing how much experience matters in competing there. Scott Hantz finished in sixth, the highest finishing non-Michigan native in the event.

Hantz, the two time series Champion, comes into this weekend’s event in first place in series points with five victories on the season. Hantz holds a 67-point lead over veteran Rick Turner with just three point events left in the 2008 season. Both are entered for this weekend’s event along with third place in points Boris Jurkovic, fourth place Jason Dietsch, fifth place Terry Fisher Jr., seventh place Zach Taylor, eighth place Aaron Pierce, ninth place John VanDoorn and tenth place in points Jason Shively. Other top series regulars entered include Kenny Tweedy, Robert Maynor, Adam Purdy, Sean Matthuis and Rich Segvich.

The state of Michigan will be well represented for Saturday’s event. Fred Campbell from Battle Creek and son Brian from Wyoming are both entered along with fellow Boyne racers Nick Bussell from Ionia and Terry Van Haitsma from Hudsonville. Other Michigan entries include Tom Thomas from Grandville, Phil Bozel from Portage, Keith Herp from Byron Center, Chris Anthony from Walker, Josh Slade from Coopersville, Alec Carll and Chris Koslek from Grand Rapids, Chad Finley from DeWitt, Casey Berenbrock from Conklin, Barry Hartwell from Ada and former CRA regular Andy Ponstein from Jenison.

Other drivers entered include former ASA Racing Series competitor Robbie Pyle, who drivers for Michigan based car owner Roger Andrews. Also entered is late model legend Scott Baker, who drives for the Michigan based B & B Motorsports team. Part-time CRA competitor Mike Kugler is also entered. As of Monday there are a total of 32 teams pre-entered for Saturday’s event.

There will be an open practice and parking for all the divisions competing at the Boyne At Berlin on Thursday, pit gates open at 9am, practice is from 2 to 8pm. Practice, qualifying and preliminary races take place on Friday, feature events will be run on Saturday including the $10,000 to win CRA Super Series Boyne At Berlin 125. Additional event information is available at www.boyneatberlin.com. More information on the CRA Super Series is available at www.craracing.net.