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Katrina Canney Enters ACT Season Opener at Lee USA Speedway

For Immediate Release                                        ACT-040808-1

    LEE, NH Late Model stock car driver Katrina Canney has filed an entry for the New Hampshire Governors Cup 200 at Lee USA Speedway, the season-opening event for the American-Canadian Tour Championship Series on Sunday, April 20.  The 18 year-old Barrington, NH racer will become just the third woman to compete in the ACT Late Model Tour ranks.
    Canney is a front-runner in the weekly Late Model division at Lee USA Speedway, and has finished inside the Top 10 in championship points in each of her two seasons in the tracks top class.  The Coe-Brown Northwood Academy high school senior also finished in the Top 10 in all 15 of her feature starts at the 3/8-mile oval in 2007.
    I want to gain some experience by racing against the ACT cars, Canney said.  Our goal is to qualify for the feature event and stay consistent throughout the race.  Weve done pretty well at Lee, but this will be a big step for our team.
    Canney joins Tracie Bellerose and Katie Hagar as a female competitor with ACT.  Bellerose, of Gorham, NH, has three ACT victories to her credit and finished third in championship standings in 2000.  Hagar, of Damariscotta, ME, made one ACT start at Oxford Plains Speedway in 2006.
    Seven-time and defending ACT Late Model Tour Champion Jean-Paul Cyr of Milton, VT will attempt to break a winless streak that dates back to August 2006 at the NH Governors Cup 200.  He won at Lee USA Speedway in September 2005.  Home-state drivers Randy Potter, Joey Polewarczyk, and Brad Leighton are expected to be ACT championship contenders, and are also among the early favorites to win the NH Governors Cup.  Vermonts Scott Payea and Brent Dragon, Maines Ron Henry, Massachusetts star Eddie MacDonald, Ontario rookie Jonathan Urlin, and Série ACT Castrol Champions Patrick Laperle and Donald Theetge of Québec will also be on hand.
    Other Lee USA Speedway drivers expected to compete at the NH Governors Cup include two-time Track Champion J.R. Baril of Haverhill, MA, young gun Jeff Labrecque, Jr. of Rochester, NH, 2007 Rookie of the Year Miles Chipman of Epping, NH, and Newmarket, NHs Jeremy Harclerode, who finished second in the most recent ACT Late Model Tour event at Lee USA Speedway two years ago.
    The New Hampshire Governors Cup 200 will feature a pair of 100-lap races for the ACT Late Model Tour and the open-wheel True Value Modified Racing Series.  The Allison Legacy Series and New England Legends Cars are also on the card.  Post time is scheduled for 1:00 pm on Sunday, April 20.  General admission is only $20 for adults, $10 for children age 11-15, and free for children 10 and under.  For more information on the American-Canadian Tour, call (802) 244-6963 or visit www.acttour.com.  For information on Lee USA Speedway, call (978) 462-4252 or visit www.leeusaspeedway.com.
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Contact: Justin St. Louis                                    Phone: (802) 244-6963
Email: media@acttour.com                                    Fax: (802) 244-1616

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Five Star RaceCar Bodies Continues Support of American-Canadian Tour

For Immediate Release                                        ACT-041108-1

    TWIN LAKES, WI Five Star RaceCar Bodies of Twin Lakes, Wisconsin will again support the American-
Canadian Tour stock car racing organization in 2008, providing award certificates to drivers at each of the 12 ACT
Late Model Tour events in the U.S. and Canada, as well as at all nine races on the Série ACT Castrol schedule in
Québec and Ontario.
    Five Star will reward the 1st-place and 12th-place finishers at each event with a product certificate
toward the purchase of parts and equipment from its extensive line of industry-leading components.  In addition,
Five Star will also continue with its season-end awards for both series, as well as for Late Model and NAPA Tiger
Sportsman competitors in weekly events at Thunder Road Intl Speedbowl in Barre, VT.
    In 2007, Série ACT Castrol driver Jacques Poulin and ACT Late Model Tour competitor Jamie Aube each
received a Package A Late Model stock car body valued at $1,500.  Several other drivers, including Sportsman
driver Brendan Moodie of North Wolcott, VT, received post-season certificates from Five Star.  Five Star will
again award the Package A body to one driver from each touring series in 2008, and has also added a Package A body
for a weekly Thunder Road Late Model competitor, and a Package A Sportsman body for a NAPA Tiger Sportsman
division competitor.  The prizes will be awarded by random draw at each series 2008 Banquet of Champions.
    Five Star RaceCar Bodies has been one of ACTs most loyal supporters throughout the years, and it is
great to have them back in the fold this season, said Darla Hartt, Vice President of ACT.  Our competitors on
both sides of the border have historically chosen Five Star products first, and we hope they continue to do so.
    The ACT Late Model Tour season opens at New Hampshires Lee USA Speedway next Sunday, April 20, at
1:00pm.  Thunder Roads 49th season begins with the 10th Annual Merchants Bank 150 on Sunday, May 4, and the Série
ACT Castrol kicks off at Autodrome St-Eustache, just outside Montréal, on Sunday, May 18.
    For more information on Five Star RaceCar Bodies, or to view the full-color online catalog, visit
www.fivestarbodies.com or call (262) 877-2171.  For information on ACT and Thunder Road, call (802) 244-6963, or
visit www.acttour.com and www.thunderroadspeedbowl.com.
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Contact: Justin St. Louis                                    Phone: (802) 244-
6963
Email: media@acttour.com                                Fax: (802) 244-1616

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