Salem, IN (November 28, 2005) – The CRA Super Series Presented By Spray Power will be well represented in this weekends 38^th Annual Snowball Derby at Five Flags Speedway in Pensacola, Florida. The weekend’s events will include the Snowflake 100 for crate engine late models on Saturday, December 3 as well as the 300 lap 38^th Annual Snowball 300 on Sunday, December 4. The Snowflake currently has 57 entries while the 38^th Annual Snowball Derby has 62 entries. The Snowball Derby could have one of its best all time field of entries with names like 2004 winner Stephen Wallace, along with late model greats Kevin Cywinski, Gary St.Amant, Hal Goodson, Dave Mader, Wayne Anderson, Charlie Bradberry, Ricky Turner and Freddie Query just to mention a few of the names that will be racing for the $20,000 first place payoff.

2004 CRA Super Series Rookie of the Year and 5^th place finisher in 2005 CRA Super Series points Chris Gabehart is entered to compete in his first ever Snowball Derby with his Hendricks County Motorsports team. 2000 CRA Super Series Champion and Rookie of the Year and 7^th place finisher in 2005 CRA Super Series points Scott Hantz is entered for the Snowball Derby. Hantz and his Dick Poe Motorsports team have competed in past events with the Snowball Derby. Hantz will have a teammate for this weekend, part-time CRA Super Series competitor Brian Nester will drive the Dick Poe Motorsports entry for the Snowflake 100 on Saturday. Nester drove part-time with the series in 2005 for car owner Tim Burkett, who also helps out the Dick Poe Motorsports team on occasion.

12^th place finisher in 2005 CRA Super Series points and first time series winner in 2005 Jack Landis is entered in both the Snowflake 100 and Snowball Derby. Landis did not qualify for last years Snowball Derby, but got to race in the event when it was rescheduled because of rain, and Charlie Menard could not make it back for the rescheduled show. Landis was the next competitor that would have been in the race, so Jack got to replace Menard and made the most of it coming from the tail to get a top five finish.

16-year-old Landon Cassill is entered to compete in both the Snowflake and the Snowball Derby this weekend. Cassill finished in 14^th place in CRA Super Series points running a partial schedule while running full-time with the ASA Late Model Series and finishing 6^th in there season points.

Part-time CRA Super Series drivers Boris Jurkovic and Ryan Mathews are entered to compete in this Sunday’s Snowball Derby. Both drivers are coming off outstanding runs in the All American 300 were Mathews led several laps before being involved in a late race incident, but still managed to finish in 5^th. Jurkovic battled through out the event in the top five and was battling Jason Hogan for the win over the last couple of laps, but had to settle for a 2^nd place finish.

Part-time CRA Super Series driver Evan Jackson is entered to compete in Saturday’s Snowflake 100. The three time CRA Super Series winner is a former winner of the Snowflake 100.

2004 CRA Super Series Champion Chuck Barnes Jr. is also entered to compete in his first ever Snowball Derby. The 2004 All American 300 winner and two time CRA Super Series winner is hoping to use the star-studded event to help further his racing career. Barnes Jr. is one of the drivers featured on the Roush Racing Search For DRIVER X, 13-part mini-series on the Discovery Channel. The show can be seen on Monday nights at 8pm.

The schedule of events for this weekends 38^th Annual Snowball Derby begin on Wednesday, November 30^th with Rig Parking and Tech. There will be an open practice on Thursday, December 1^st from 10am until 4pm. There will be more practice on Friday with qualifying for the top 30 spots for the Snowball Derby. Saturday’s events will include qualifying for the Snowflake 100, final Snowball Derby practice, Snowflake and Snowball Derby 25 lap last chance races and the Allen Turner Snowflake 100. The 38^th Annual Snowball Derby is scheduled to take the green flag on Sunday at 2pm.

CRA Super Series officials will be on hand at this weekend’s Snowball Derby events after attending the PRI Show in Orlando on Thursday and Friday. The series has been hired by Five Flags Speedway to score the events with its electronic scoring transponder system. Fans can keep up with all this weekends’ action on Speed51.com, the Official News Site of the 38^th Annual Snowball Derby.