Mark Dismore ready for Jennerstown

SUSSEX, Wis. - Mark Dismore is enthusiastic about heading to Jennerstown Speedway this weekend for the Pennsylvania 300. Dismore is making his first start at the facility. With the help of a fellow competitor and his crew chief, Dismore is convinced he'll pilot the No. 44 Monster.com/WorldBestBuy.com Chevrolet Monte Carlo to a good finish.

"I actually spoke with Gary St. Amant about Jennerstown last week to get some tips from a veteran," Dismore said. "Howie (Lettow, crew chief) also gave me a tape of last year's race to watch. I'll watch the race and get a feel for where the racing groove is. Hopefully, I can catch on fast and be right up there with the experienced drivers. I was told it was a lot like Montgomery so I'm looking forward to running well and putting the Monster.com/WorldBestBuy.com Chevrolet in the top-10."

Dismore picked up his sixth top-15 finish at the Toledo Speedway last weekend. Dismore remains fourth in the rookie of the year standings, but has narrowed the margin between himself and the third place contender.

Monster.com, headquartered in Maynard, Mass., is the leading global careers Web site with over 15.2 million unique visits per month. Monster.com connects the most progressive companies with the most qualified career-minded individuals, offering innovative technology and superior services that give them more control over the recruiting process. Monster.com is the flagship brand of the Interactive Division of TMP Worldwide Inc.

San Diego-based WorldBestBuy.com is a wholly owned division of International Brands, Inc., a publicly traded technology company with majority or partial interests in Internet, media, entertainment, e-commerce, and broadcasting enterprises.

Herzog Motorsports is a successful, championship-winning race team. Based in Los Angeles, Calif.; St. Joseph, Mo.; Charlotte, N.C.; and Milwaukee, Wis., Herzog Motorsports fields two teams in the ASA ACDelco Series.

Jennerstown Speedway is host to the Pennsylvania 300 on Sunday afternoon. The 300-lap event goes green at 1 p.m. EST and will be broadcast live on TNN Sports.