Salem, IN (September 9, 2008) – The final round of The Scott Performance Wire Four State Challenge for the CRA Super Series will take place this Saturday in the $10,000 to win Boyne At Berlin 125 at Berlin Raceway, located in Marne, Michigan. The Scott Performance Wire Four State Challenge is an award program based upon four selected CRA Super Series points events in the four states the series will have points events in 2008.

The Scott Performance Wire Four State Challenge began with the Hoosier Hills 100 at Salem Speedway in Salem, Indiana on June 7^th, were Rick Turner emerged as the point leader after finishing fourth in that event as well as being the Appleton Rack & Pinion Fast Qualifier. Turner continued to lead after the second Scott Performance Wire Four State Challenge event at the Music City Motorplex in Nashville, Tennessee on July 20^th were Turner finished third. Turner kept the lead after being the Appleton Rack & Pinion Fast Qualifier and got a eighth place finish in the third round on August 1 in the Crown On-line 100 at Toledo Speedway, located in Toledo, Ohio. Turner has 294 points so far in the three events.

Turner has a six point lead over current series Championship points leader Scott Hantz, who won the Nashville event and finished third in the Salem event and was third in the Toledo event, he has 288 points in the Scott Performance Wire Four State Challenge standings. The difference has been qualifying points in those three events. Turner has 24 qualifying points in those three events compared with zero qualifying points for Hantz in the same three events. Turner is currently second in series Championship points heading into this Saturday’s event.

K & N Filters Rookie Of The Year candidate Zach Taylor is currently third in Scott Performance Wire Four State Challenge points with 277, putting him 11 points behind Hantz. Jeff Lane is in fourth with 266 points and JR Roahrig is fifth with 265 points, but neither of those two drivers are entered for this weekend’s event. K & N Filters Rookie Of The Year point’s leader Aaron Pierce is next in line in sixth place with 258 points.

The Scott Performance Wire Four State Challenge will pay the driver who gets the most series points in the four events a $700 bonus and a set of Scott Performance Wires. The second place driver in the Scott Performance Wire Four State Challenge will receive a $500 bonus. The third place driver in the Scott Performance Wire Four State Challenge will receive a $300 bonus. Scott Performance Wire will also award the 2008 CRA Super Series Champion with a set of Scott Performance Wires and an additional set of Scott Performance Wires that will be given away by random draw of the top fifteen teams in final series points at the 2008 series awards banquet.

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