AUTO LOCATOR has signed a multi-year primary sponsorship extension with Steve Wilbur Racing based in Mechanicsburg, PA.  The goal of the contract extension is to continue to gain added exposure for Auto Locator and to help solidify Steve Wilbur Racing in the competitive Super Sportsman Division.  Steve Wilbur Racing races primarily on Saturdays at Silver Spring Speedway in Mechanicsburg, PA and they also compete on the Super Sportsman Tour which races at various tracks throughout Central PA.   Steve Wilbur will be handling the driving duties for the team and is looking forward to great things for the remainder of this year and for the next few years.   Steve has been driving for almost 20 years and has been competing in the Super Sportsman division since 1995.  During this time in the Super Sportsman division he has won over 10 feature races at many different tracks including; Silver Spring Speedway, Williams Grove Speedway, Lincoln Speedway, Penn National Speedway, Selinsgrove Speedway, Big Diamond Raceway and Susquehanna Speedway.

              Auto Locator is a weekly publication based in Mount Joy, Pennsylvania and is distributed to more than 1,800 convenient stores in over 42 counties in Pennsylvania along with areas of Maryland, West Virginia, Delaware, New York, and New Jersey.  Every week its pages are filled with new and used vehicles ranging from trucks and SUVs, to family cars, boats, motorcycles and street rods. 
            Auto Locator also features racing coverage and articles every week throughout the racing season.  Auto Locator is the most widely read automotive publication in the area and has been for over 25 years.
            Steve Wilbur Racing would also like to welcome two other new sponsors to their team…  Lloyd Enterprises will be helping out with the engine program for the team and Shred-it Lancaster will also be involved with the team for the remainder of the 2004 season.  Lloyd Enterprises is a diversified full service machine and engine shop based in Highspire PA.   Shred-it Lancaster is the local Branch of Shred-it.  Shred-it provides commercial shredding solutions to the world's most information-sensitive industries, including law enforcement, government, healthcare, financial services, technology and manufacturing sectors.
            THE MITCH SMITH MEMORIAL (if you never got to see him race you missed something special) for sprint cars will highlight Statewide Adoption Network Night sponsored by Cleveland Brothers at Williams Grove Speedway on Friday, July 2.
     A spectacular fireworks display will conclude the evening's activities, which will begin with qualifying at 7:45.
     The Mitch Smith Memorial is the crown jewel of Pennsylvania Speedweek, an 8-race series at eight different area speedways with a combined total of $180,000 in prize money.
     With $10,000 going to the winner, the Williams Grove event doubles the first place payoff of the second richest race in the series.
     Greg Hodnett of Memphis, TN, is the two-time defending champion and will be among the favorites again this year.
     The most successful driver throughout the 15-year history of the event is defending Cindy Rowe Auto Glass point champion Lance Dewease. The Fayetteville resident won the race in 1992, `95, `97 and 2001.
     In addition to Hodnett and Dewease, other previous winners expected to be in competition on July 2 include Keith Kauffman, Fred Rahmer, Todd Shaffer and Don Kreitz, Jr.
     The Mitch Smith Memorial will be 30 laps in distance.
     The race is named to honor the memory of one of the all-time greats of Pennsylvania sprint car racing.
     In order to increase adoption awareness  Statewide Adoption Network Night at Williams Grove was planned with extensive media exposure surrounding the event.
     The Statewide Adoption Network is an initiative of the Department of Public Welfare under the direction of Governor Ed Rendell.  There are currently more than 1500 children in Pennsylvania who are waiting for an adoptive family.  The majority of the children are of school age, have special needs and are currently living in foster care situations or residential facilities.
     The sprint cars will carry a wing decal featuring a child waiting for a home and contact information for the Statewide Adoption Network.

THE SPRINT AND LATE MODEL show scheduled for Williams Grove Speedway last Friday was rained out.           

            BIG DIAMOND RACEWAY made a strong attempt to run on Friday night with three heats for modifieds and one for sportsman modifieds being completed before heavy rain wiped out the balance of the show.

            Big Diamond will offer two big nights of racing this weekend. Friday night, July 2nd, 8 p.m. it will be Craftsman Tools Night featuring the NASCAR Modifieds, 358 Sprints and Roadrunners.