Fair, of Detroit, Mich., is the third former ASA racer that will be part of next Tuesday’s CRA Super Series Late Model event that celebrates ASA’s heritage. Fair joins current NASCAR superstar Kyle Busch and two-time ASA National Tour Champion Gary St. Amant who have previously committed to race in the Redbud 300.

One of Harold Fair’s biggest victories in racing took place at Anderson Speedway, when he earned the 1990 Anderson 400 victory. Fair led the race on two occasions for 163 laps and made the race winning pass on Wisconsin standout Scott Hansen on the 278^th circuit. At the finish, Hansen crossed the line in second position with Rich Bickle in third.

Fair competed in ASA’s annual event at Anderson on 17 occasions, recording seven top-five finishes and nine top-10s.

The Michigan competitor notched seven pole positions and five victories in his storied ASA career. He finished runner-up twice in the championship standings initially in 1988 to Butch Miller and then in 1990 to all-time victory leader Bob Senneker.

In Harold Fair’s return to Anderson Speedway and the Redbud 300, he will drive for Adam Purdy, who normally competes on the CRA Super Series in the No. 92 sponsored Southpointe Radiator and Stainless Coolant Tubes.

Anderson Speedway and CRA Late Model officials are coming together for the Redbud 300 that will honor the heritage of the ASA Racing Series, founded by Rex and Becky Robbins. Fans remember the days when ASA brought the top stars in racing through Anderson on a yearly basis, with iconic drivers like Rusty Wallace, Mark Martin, Dick Trickle, the late Alan Kulwicki, Bob Senneker, Mike Eddy, Gary St. Amant and many others. Current NASCAR Cup stars Jimmie Johnson, Kyle Busch, Mark Martin, David Stremme, and Matt Kenseth used the Robbins led ASA to help launch their careers to the pinnacle of racing.

Advance tickets featuring the CRA Super Series Late Models in the Redbud 300 presented by Great Deals Coupon Magazine are on sale by contacting the Anderson Speedway Ticket Office from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday through Friday. Advance adult tickets are selling for $20 and $25 on raceday. Admission will be $4 for kids.

For additional information on Anderson Speedway, visit www.andersonspeedway.com or contact Anderson Speedway at (765) 642-0206.