Salem, IN (August 11, 2010) – John Long continues to lead the Perfect Circle Racecars Rookie of the Year Standings after six CRA Super Series points events to date heading into this Friday’s Klotz Synthetic Lubricants 100 Presented by Spray Power event at Toledo Speedway. The highest finishing registered rookie in the Perfect Circle Racecars Rookie of the Year Standings, which will be the driver who accumulates the most points in their best 10 series point races of the 12 scheduled for the 2010 season, will receive the Perfect Circle Racecars Rookie of the Year Award at the 2010 Champion Racing Association Awards Banquet.

Long’s adjusted rookie point total to date is now 286 points after he sat out the series last event on July 26^th at Anderson Speedway. Surprising rookie driver Jay Niewiek has closed to within 16 points of Long after going from fifth place to second place in the Perfect Circle Racecars Rookie standing after the Anderson event. Niewiek missed the first two series events of the season, but has come on strong over the last four series events, which were his first ever races in a full size racecar!

Colin Nickolai remains in third place with 266 points after not making the Anderson event after damage from a crash in the last chance race. Nickolai is the only rookie competitor to try and compete in every series event so far this season and is currently ninth in series Championship points. Nick Gullatta is in fourth place, he also sat out the series last event. Tony Dager is in fifth place, he also did not make the Anderson event after damage from a crash in the last chance race.

Long has been the Perfect Circle Racecars Rookie of the Race Award winner at three series events to date at Berlin Raceway, Winchester Speedway and Angola Motor Speedway, using his new Perfect Circle Racecar. Niewiek used his Perfect Circle Racecar to claim the Rookie of the Race Award at the series last event at Anderson. Dager was the award winner at the series season opener at Anderson. Gullatta was the award winner at the series event at Plymouth Speedway on July 11^th.

Located in Jenison, Michigan, Perfect Circle Racecars builds both Outlaw Late Models and Template Late Models from a bare chassis to a complete rolling racecar. The Outlaw Late Models is were Perfect Circle Racecars has had it’s most success to date. 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.

Perfect Circle Racecars is also a parts dealer and repair facility. From complete cars to clips, body repairs and parts ordering they offer the complete solution to you, the racer! They are authorized dealers for the following companies: Allstar Performance, Coleman, AR Bodies, Howe Racing, Motorstate, RacerSpacers, Five Star Racecar Bodies, Team Port City Racing, Lane Automotive, Fastenal, Penske Racing Shocks, UB Machine, Sweet Manufacturing and Winters Performance Products. More information on Perfect Circle Racecars is available at www.perfectcircleracecars.com.