MAUMEE, OH (6-2-10) by Scott Porter - FAST Public Relations

After two weeks of defending their home turf from the ill-effects of mother nature and the invasion of the O'Reilly All Star Circuit of Champions, the Kistler Racing Products Fremont Attica Sprint Title (FAST) drivers are ready to embark on back-to-back weekends of points racing for the $10,000 winner's share of the season ending point fund and their chance at lifting the Kistler Cup Trophy. Monclova, Ohio's Byron Reed sits atop the championship points entering the weekend with a 75-point advantage over Brock Mayes. Defending FAST Champion Craig Mintz sits in third well with-in striking distance of both Mayes and Reed, while Mark Keegan and Phil Gressman round out the top-5 in points.

The FAST Championship Series heads to Attica Raceway Park on Friday, June 4th to kick off the weekend and headline a four division racing extravaganza that will be well worth the affordable admission prices. The track is hosting its Mid-Season Championship Night for double points, but this is only for the Attica Track Championship. The FAST Series does not award double points.  Saturday, June 5th will be a special day for several owners who field cars in the FAST series along with a driver that still competes weekly at both Northern Ohio speedplants. Fremont Speedway is set to announce its second class of 10 inductees into the Fremont Speedway Hall of Fame, which include De Genzman (Owner: Phil Gressman #53), Sonny Burmeister (Owner: Bryan Sebetto #16) and Mark Keegan (driver of the #X). Fans are invited to attend the free ceremony at 3 pm under the historic covered grandstands at the Track That Action Built. The emotional afternoon will lead into an action packed racing program headlined by the Fremont Attica Sprint Title 410 sprint car drivers.

Everyone will be gunning for the "Monclova Missle" who leads the season with a pair feature wins and has yet to finish outside the top-5 in FAST competition. In a recent interview with Dave Seay of DirtCast.com, Byron commented on the factors that have led to his team's early success, "We switched and bounced around cars last year and we switched back to a JEI (Chassis) that we have liked in the past and started the year off in that. Our motor program is extremely strong and we have a Kistler Engine that is kind of a little different design that Paul (Kistler) has come up with and its extremely strong. Plus my team is working good and our setups have been working well with the new Goodyear tire. And personally being 37-years old now, I've realized that I needed to do some working out in the winter and I'm seeing the results."

While Byron leads the way it seems no one has passed more cars this season than the duo of Brock Mayes and Craig Mintz. Mayes will be entering the weekend with some momentum on his side as the 2009 Fremont Speedway Track Champion picked up a win at "The Track That Action Built" over the Memorial Weekend. Craig Mintz is still looking to pick up his first win of 2010, but has shown the ability to drive the Real-Geese, KS Sales & Service, Top Gun Enterprises #20X Maxim to the front and has collected several KSE Steering Hard Charger Awards in the process.

MAUMEE, OH (5-27-10) by Bryan Autullo - FAST Public Relations

The drivers of the Kistler Racing Products FAST Championship Series presented by SRP Pistons & Engine Pro are gearing up to take on the invading All Star series this Saturday night at Fremont Speedway. This will not be a points event for the FAST series, but series organizers have secured a deal with Kinser Air Filters to pay the Top 5 FAST drivers in the A-main each a $100 gift certificate toward the purchase of Kinser Air Filter products. "Roger Kinser wanted to do something special for the FAST drivers this Memorial Day weekend," said series organizer Chris Kettman, "and he offered us $500 worth of gift certificates toward his products for this event. We are fortunate to have such great sponsors of the FAST series who step up to show their support for the teams that work so hard to put on a show each week."

The All Stars will be met with resistance when they roll into "The Track That Action Built" on Saturday with an army of hungry FAST drivers who have not raced since May 15th. The FAST warriors were set to take on the World of Outlaws last Friday at Attica, but Mother Nature had other plans forcing the cancellation of the event. Byron Reed has dominated the Fremont Speedway action so far this season winning both 410 features between the rain outs that have plagued the Fremont schedule. "The Monclova Missile (Reed) has been on a hot streak at Fremont and Attica so far in 2010," added Kettman. "He is going to give Shaffer, Wilson, and the rest of the All Stars a run for the $5000 prize on Saturday."

Brock Mayes, the 2009 Fremont track champion, has been on fire as well this season and trails Reed by 75 points in FAST competition and is also a former All Star traveler. Reed, Mayes, Craig Mintz, Mark Keegan, and Phil Gressman make up the FAST Top 5 in season points. These drivers will be gunning for Tim Shaffer who has won the last two All Star races at Fremont Speedway in 2009. With a deep talent pool of local drivers such as Lee Jacobs, Mike Linder, Bryan Sebetto, Jody Keegan, Kevin Lee, Brandon Martin, Chris Andrews, and Dean Jacobs the All Stars will have their hands full.

On Sunday, the action continues as Fremont Speedway presents a non-sanctioned 410 sprint show to celebrate Memorial Day weekend. Many of the All Star teams are expected to be in attendance for this event as well to take on the FAST series regulars for the $2500 top prize. For more information on this weekend's events, visit www.fremontohspeedway.com and make your plans to attend this two-day event.

The Kistler Racing Products FAST Championship Series will be back in action on June 4th at Attica Raceway Park and then on June 5th at Fremont Speedway along with the second weekend of the FAST 305 Championship Series presented by Kear's Speed Shop & Cleveland Golf.

Visit www.fastondirt.com to find out more about the F.A.S.T. Championship Series, the drivers, the rules, the schedule, the sponsors, and more.

Night #5: Attica Raceway Park

Brock Mayes aboard the J&F Construction Inc., Kinn Brothers #11B dives to the inside of Jody Keegan (60) during Kistler Racing Products F.A.S.T. Championship Series heat race action. Brock Mayes used the effects of posting back-to-back Top-5s to claim into 2nd place in F.A.S.T. Kistler Cup Points.

This past weekend was the first two nights in the F.A.S.T. 305 Championship Series presented by Kears Speed Shop & Cleveland Golf. Matt Merrill (39M), Jimmy Colvin (9) and Stuart Brubaker (35) show you why the 305 sprint cars are usually the most competitive division in Northern Ohio.