Monday, Feb. 8, 2010
Contact: Brian Liskai
liskai2x@cros.net

By Brian Liskai

FINDLAY, Ohio - The roar of racing engines will once again fill the air at
Millstream Speedway in Findlay, Ohio in 2010.

After sitting idle for nearly nine years, Millstream Speedway reopened in
2009 and the fans showed their support by packing the historic track's
grandstands. Now, Fremont Speedway Promoters Rich Farmer and Andy James hope
to continue that excitement as they have signed a lease agreement with
Millstream owners Greg and Mary Beth Roe to promote races at the Findlay,
Ohio speedplant in 2010 and beyond.

"We have leased the facility from Greg and Mary Beth and are planning to run
three to four races this year with more to come in 2011," said Farmer.

"The fans have shown beyond a doubt they want racing at Millstream and we
are going to work hard to provide them with the fun and excitement they have
come to expect there," added Farmer. "We look forward to building great
relationships with the people in the Findlay and surrounding communities
along with establishing business partnerships that will benefit everyone."

Farmer noted the ties between Fremont Speedway and Millstream go back to the
1960s and 1970s and at one time the Findlay track was owned by then Fremont
Speedway promoters Paul and Dot Szakovitz.

While no firm schedule has been set for racing in 2010, Farmer did note the
popular Ohio Sprint Speedweek featuring the O'Reilly All Star Circuit of
Champions will return on Sunday, June 20 as the third leg out of the nine
straight nights of racing.

"We have a great group of employees at Fremont and that will help us
tremendously in getting Millstream going," said Farmer. "We know we have a
lot of work to do and we will roll up our sleeves and get going soon."

Farmer said improvements will be made to the track's lighting and sound
systems and plans are to reopen the track's main concession stand. Farmer
said Millstream's website -millstreamspeedway.com - will be updated soon as
well.