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Scott Performance Wire Tri-State Challenge to begin at Mt. Lawn Speedway Salem, IN (April 29, 2003) -- The Scott Performance Wire Tri-State Challenge, an award program based upon four selected Sunoco Super Series points events in three of the ...
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Scott Performance Wire Tri-State Challenge to begin at Mt. Lawn Speedway
Salem, IN (April 29, 2003) -- The Scott Performance Wire Tri-State Challenge, an award program based upon four selected Sunoco Super Series points events in three of the states the series will visit in 2003, is set to begin on Sunday, May 26 at the Sunoco Super Series first ever visit to Mt. Lawn Speedway in New Castle, Indiana. The other events involved with the Scott Performance Wire Tri-State Challenge will be the June 14th event at Berlin Raceway located in Marne, Michigan, the July 26th event at Shady Bowl Speedway located in DeGraff, Ohio, and the September 13th event at Anderson Speedway located in Anderson, Indiana.
The Scott Performance Wire Tri-State Challenge will pay the driver who gets the most series points in the four events a $400 bonus and a set of Scott Performance Wires. The second place driver in the Scott Performance Wire Tri-State Challenge will receive a $300 bonus. The third place driver in the Scott Performance Wire Tri-State Challenge will receive a $200 bonus. Scott Performance Wire will also award the 2003 Sunoco Super Series Champion with a set of Scott Performance Wires and an additional set of Scott Performance Wires that will be given away by random draw of the top fifteen teams in final series points at the 2003 series awards banquet in January.
"We are really excited to be involved with the Sunoco Super Series again this season," remarked Brian Scott, owner of Scott Performance Wire. "We have stepped up the Scott Performance Wire Tri-State Challenge this season to include the payout of $900 in cash and some product. The award is designed to award drivers for their performance and for supporting the Sunoco Super Series in selected visits to Indiana, Ohio and Michigan."
Scott Performance Wire is located in Mooresville, North Carolina. Scott Performance Wire is a leading manufacturer of competition custom ignition wire sets. For more information on Scott Performance Wire and its products, visit their web site at www.scottperformance.com. Scott Performance Wire "Faster By Design".
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