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ALLSTAR: Champion year-end purse announced

All Stars Again Offer $50,000 Cash To Championship Team CAMARGO, IL -- The Haulmark All Star Circuit of Champions sprint car series will pay $50,000 cash for the third consecutive season to the points champion at the conclusion of the 2005 ...

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All Stars Again Offer $50,000 Cash To Championship Team

CAMARGO, IL -- The Haulmark All Star Circuit of Champions sprint car series will pay $50,000 cash for the third consecutive season to the points champion at the conclusion of the 2005 season. Chad Kemenah has been the recipient of this big payday the last two seasons.

The All Stars, now in their 26th year of sanctioning 410 cubic inch winged sprint car races, offer the second highest sprint car points fund in the country. A total of $167,000 cash was paid out to the top car owners and drivers at the conclusion of last season, with the same total point fund offered for this season. The 2005 Rookie-of-the-Year will also pocket $10,000. This big payout is offered to insure the best owners and drivers will be in attendance at All Star races to put on a great highly competitive show for race fans. "You never know who is going to win an All Star race."

Drivers expected to compete for the title this season include Chad Kemenah, Danny Smith, Greg Wilson, Jeremy Campbell, Brock Mayes, Paul May, Phil Gressman, Bill Rose, Barry Ruble, Dean Jacobs, Dale Blaney, Jac Haudenschild, Cody Geldart, Mike Brecht, Mike Lutz, Tony Elliott and Randy Hannagan.

The next All Star races will be at Attica Raceway Park in Attica, OH on April 15-16, 2005. All 2005 All Star events will be available to listen to on the internet at golivesports.com.

-www.allstarsprint.com

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