4-Cylinder Enduro at Clinton County Speedway. The Clinton County Speedway will host a 150 lap 4-Cylinder Enduro on Sunday, October 10th as part of the 2004 season finale. The  event will pay $1,000 to win with at least 75 registered entrants.
 The 150-lap enduro is the largest enduro event in the speedway’s 15-year history.
 Starting positions and car numbers will be assigned on a first come first served basis. The numbers will be assigned to drivers in the order in which registration forms are received.
"The 4-Cylnder Enduros division was added as a weekly division this season," said speedway co-promoter Jason McCahan. "They have become a favorite of the fans so it is only fitting to finish the season with such a large event."
 The front wheel drive 4-cylinder cars have become attractions at a number of area speedways. Drivers are expected from a number of these tracks including drivers who compete at Dog Hollow and in the charger division at the Central PA Speedway. 2004 Clinton County Speedway Enduro Champion, Phil Courter of Mill Hall said he is looking forward to the extra distance event and the competition from other area speedways.
 The 2004 Season Finale will feature a three-division program. The 410 Sprint Car Shootout will feature the state’s best sprint car drivers in the second annual PA Sprint Car Shootout. The Pro Stocks will also be on the program along with the 150 lap 4-cylinder enduro.
Gates will open at 10 AM for the Sunday, October 10th racing program. Racing will begin at 1PM.
 TWO DIRT SOUTHEAST EVENTS REMAIN ON 2004 SCHEDULE. The COMDIAL Telephone Communications DIRT Southeast Series will be part of the GRANDVIEW THUNDER 5-25's at the Grandview Speedway on Saturday night, October 16. Joining the DIRT SE Big Block Modifieds will be the NASCAR Modifieds, Late Models, URC Sprints and the Keystone Legends, each competing in a twenty-five lap feature event. Race time is set for 6 PM with gates opening at 3:30 for this House of Thunder Halloween Party.
 The line-up for the DIRT SE modified feature will find the top twelve drivers in points inverted, with the balance of the field starting straight-up in order of points. The line-up will find Kyle Strickler and Donny Radd on the front row followed by Doug Hoffman, Billy Pauch, Duane Howard, Kenny Brightbill, Frank Cozze, Jimmy Horton, Jeff Strunk, Ricky Elliott, Kevin Hirthler, Keith Hoffman, Max Iles, Jimmy Chester, Craig VonDohren, Rick Laubach, Doug Manmiller, Ray Swinehart and Jeff Ebersole.
 A point fund of $12,500 will be divided among the top twelve drivers at the conclusion of the season long point chase. For drivers to be eligible to collect the point fund money, drivers are required to participate in the final two DIRT SE events. Following the October 16 Grandview DIRT SE special event, the season finale will be a $4,000 to win forty lap championship to take place in the 2nd Annual Great Turkey Chase Race at the Bridgeport Speedway on Saturday, November, 13.
 Jeff Strunk of Bethel, PA is a three time winner on DIRT SE Tour and leads the point chase into the final two events. Strunk holds an eighty point advantage over runner-up Jimmy Horton with Frank Cozze trailing Horton by just one point. Kenny Brightbill and Duane Howard make-up the top five in points. One-hundred and fifty-one different drivers competed in the twelve race series. DIRT SE feature winners include Jeff Strunk (3), Tim McCreadie (2), Jimmy Horton (1), Frank Cozze (1), Doug Hoffman (1), Ricky Elliott (1), Brett Hearn (1), Billy Decker (1), Gary Tomkins (1).
  THE EAST’S OLDEST AND RICHEST SPRINT CAR RACING CLASSIC
 will be presented at Williams Grove Speedway on Friday, October1, and Saturday, October 2. The 42nd annual National Open weekend will once again be sponsored
by Cleveland Brothers and sanctioned by the World of Outlaws. Qualifying is scheduled to begin at 7:45 both nights.  Friday night's preliminary program will consist of time trials, heats, two dashes, a B-main and a 25-lap feature, which will pay $5000
to win. The first four finishers will be locked into Saturday night's main event.
 On Saturday night time trials, heats one dash and a B-main will fill the field for the National Open, which will be 40 laps in distance and wll pay $30,000 to win.
 The World of Outlaws first sanctioned the National Open in 1989 and have sanctioned every race since that time with the exception of 1998 when the race was postponed because of rain. Billy Pauch went on to win the unsanctioned event.
 The Outlaw drivers hold a decided edge over the Grove regulars known as the Pennsylvania Posse in National Open competition. The touring pros have won nine of the fourteen Nationals run under WoO sanction.