Salem, IN (October 7, 2009) – Champion Racing Association officials have announced that Perfect Circle Racecars will be the sponsor of the At The Track Web Updates for this Saturday’s Radisson Grand Rapids 125 at Berlin Raceway in Marne, Michigan. As in the past this event will pit the best of the CRA Super Series against a tough group of local competitors in what is always one of the best races of the season.

There will be an open practice on Friday, pits open at 4pm with practice from 5 to 8pm. Pit gates open on Saturday at 12noon, the race program will begin at 6pm and will include the Radisson Grand Rapids 125 along with a special event for the Berlin Outlaw Late Models, season Championship events for the Berlin Young Guns and the Burnips Equipment 4-Cylinders plus School Bus races. More information on Saturday’s event at Berlin Raceway is available at www.berlinraceway.com.

On Saturday the CRA web site will have updates of all the practice, qualifying and race results of the CRA Super Series. Anyone interested in having their company sponsor the At The Track Web Updates at future CRA events can contact the CRA office at 812-883-0455. Visit www.craracing.net to get more information on CRA or to get the At The Track Web Updates.

Perfect Circle Racecars is also sponsoring the Perfect Circle Racecars Challenge with the CRA Super Series this season. The Challenge involved three series events, it started with the Rowdy Busch 125 at Berlin Raceway on Wednesday, June 10^th that was won by Brian Campbell, driver of the Perfect Circle Racecars team. The second event was the Toledo Speedway event on Friday, August 14^th that was won by Scott Hantz. If a driver could have won all three of those events, Perfect Circle Racecars would have paid that driver a $1000 cash bonus.

Since Campbell and Hantz won the two events to date, Perfect Circle Racecars will award the driver with the best overall finishes between the three events a $500 Product Certificate. There were only five drivers who competed in both events lead by Scott Hantz with finishes of sixth and first, John VanDoorn is next with finishes of seventh and 13^th. John Long is the only other driver entered besides Hantz and VanDoorn for Saturday’s event that competed in the previous two, he had finishes of 11^th and 25^th.

Located in Jenison, Michigan, Perfect Circle Racecars is owned and operated by Mike Bursley and Billy Shotko. Perfect Circle Racecars builds both Outlaw Late Models and Template Late Models from a bare chassis to a complete rolling racecar. The Outlaw Late Model is were Perfect Circle Racecars has had it’s most success. Developed through years of experience of working with some of the best innovators in the history of short track racing they have taken the best of what was around and applied their experience with technology and proven design to bring racers the very best Outlaw Late Model in racing today.

Like their Outlaw Late Models, Perfect Circle Racecars Template Late Models offer the same features, just utilizing a template body. Perfect Circle cars are designed to utilize the soft spring setups that are essential to template cars today. The chassis are designed to move freely under large travel conditions while still having ground clearance built into the chassis. Perfect Circle has a wide knowledge base to help racers with their soft spring combination. They work closely with the leading shock and spring manufactures in the country to provide racers with the latest in technology developments and innovations to get them to victory lane. The Perfect Circle Racecars Team is the current points leader in the ASA Late Models Challenge Series with driver Brian Campbell with only one event left in the 2009 season.

More information on Perfect Circle Racecars is available at www.perfectcircleracecars.com.