Tuesday, Aug. 26, 2008
Contact Brian Liskai
liskai2x@cros.net

FREMONT - Many of today's 410 sprint car drivers got their start competing 
in the tough 305 sprint division at Fremont Speedway. And the future looks 
even brighter if you look at the talented crop of drivers in the Fremont 
Federal Credit Union 305 Sprint division this year - including a large group 
of rookies.

Those drivers will take center stage Sunday, Aug. 31 in one of the richest 
purses in the country for 305 sprints during the 9th Annual All Pro Cylinder 
Heads 305 Sprint Invitational at Fremont Speedway.

The event pays the winner $2,500! The rest of the pay out is: 2. $1,000; 
3.$700; 4. $500; 5. $400; 6. $350; 7. $325; 8. $300; 9. $280; 10. $260; 
11.$250; 12. $240; 13. $230; 14. $220; $15. $210; 16. $200; 17. $190; 18. 
$180;19. $175; 20. $170. 21. $165; and 22. $160.

There have been 12 different winners in the 305 sprint division in 12 races 
in 2008, including first timers Brad Haudenschild, Josh Muntz, Cap Henry, 
Travis Hoffbauer, Duane Zablocki and Nate Dussel.

And there are several drivers who have had consistent top five finishes all 
season such as point leader Stuart Brubaker, who recently claimed the Attica 
Raceway Park championship with four feature wins; Kevin Lee who is only 26 
points behind Brubaker; Dustin Dinan who has a feature win; Bobby Clark who 
has a feature win at Fremont; Matt Merrill who has a victory; Steve Rando 
who bested a field of 305 and 360 sprints; and many others.

The former winners of the 305 sprint invite is impressive: 2000- Bobby 
Foster; 2001 - Bryan Scott; 2002 - Roger Shammo; 2003 - Scott Miller; 2004 
and 2006 - Paul Weaver; and 2007 - Andy Shammo.

"The 305 sprint division has some of the best talent from top to bottom that 
you'll  find in any class around the country," said Fremont Speedway 
Promoters Rich Farmer and Andy James. "There's been a different winner each 
night and there's a great mix of veterans and talented rookies...it's just a 
very entertaining division that deserves this race and the fans have 
indicated over the years this is a must-see show."

Fremont Speedway's 305 rules apply for this race. The 305 sprints will also 
qualify one lap to determine their heat race line-ups.

Besides the 305 sprints, the Fremont Fence Dirt Trucks, the Attica Late 
Models and school buses will be in action.

Admission is $12 for adults; $10 for senior citizens, $6 for teens (11-16); 
and as always, kids 10 and under are free.

Gates will open on Sunday, Sept. 2 at 4 p.m. racing to get underway at 7 
p.m. For more
information call Farmer at  419-307-4241 or log onto 
www.fremontohspeedway.com