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TEAM RED BULL’S ROB MACCACHREN SWEEPS THE WEEKEND IN THE PRO 2 CLASS

AND JERMEY MCGRATH PICKS UP HIS FIRST CORR PODIUM FINISH

-SUNDAY RACE RECAP-

Lancaster, CA (Sunday, Sept. 16, 2007) - Championship Off Road Racing had an exciting day of racing at the Antelope Valley Fairgrounds. Fans watched as Rob Macachren took home his fourth win of the season in the Pro 2 class. Robert Naughton ran away with the win in the Pro Lite race showing he is out to win the Championship in 2007.

Adrian “Wild Man” Cenni started on the pole in the Pro 4 Jason Baldwin Cup Qualifier today. Cenni took off with a commanding lead over the field. Steve Barlow driver of the Red Bull number 29 went off the track on lap four and was unable to return to the race. Meanwhile Cenni continued to lead with the Lucas Oil number 17 of Carl Renezeder rubbing on his back right fender attempting to pass for the first position. Cenni was able to continue blocking Renezeder securing his lead. The race really began to heat up when the Monster Energy Drink number 22 of Johnny Greaves battled for second with Renezeder. When the mandatory caution came out on lap eight Cenni was in first, Renezeder in second and Greaves in third. Scott Douglas and Josh Baldwin were out of the race on lap eight with mechanical failure. Cenni and Renezeder got close coming out of turn five on lap nine, but Renezeder was unable to secure the deal. He tried again in turns two and three of lap 10, but was still denied by Cenni. Renezeder finally made the pass coming across the start/finish line on lap eleven. Immediately after Cenni went out of the race due to mechanical failure on turn one of lap eleven. Greaves who sat in second behind Renezeder aggressively went into turn three wrecking Renezeder and bringing out the caution. When the race went back to green it was Greaves and Fabtech driver number 36 Rick Huseman battling it out for first position. In the end there were only four trucks left racing. Greaves took home the win, Huseman took second and Travis Coyne in his Pro Comp number five secured the final spot on the podium. Greaves was docked nine points for aggressive driving. The penalty was for the exchange between Greaves and Renezeder on lap eleven which resulted in Renezeder being unable to return to the race.

“This is why people come to see CORR, they see the hardest, roughest racing around,” said Johnny Greaves.

Monster Energy sponsored drivers Jerry Whelchel and Jeremy McGrath were on the front row leading the field to green in the Lucas Oil Series Pro 2 point’s race today. McGrath held on to the lead with Rob MacCachren in second and Whelchel in third. An intense battle broke out for the fourth position between the Rockstar energy drink number 3 of Todd LeDuc and the KMC Wheels sponsored number 48 of Ricky Johnson. On lap five of fifteen, McGrath and MacCahren broke away from the field battling it out for the top positions. On lap eight MacCahren attempted a pass through turn one, but was denied. McGrath got on two wheels coming out of turn three battling it out with MacCachren. After the mandatory caution Barlow was able to pass McGrath for the first position coming out of turn one. It was all energy drinks on lap eleven with Red Bull in first and Monster Energy holding onto the second and third positions. Mark Porter crashed going into turn five on lap eleven. Alan Pflueger wrecked on lap fourteen. Johnson fought hard for the final spot on the podium in the final three laps, but was denied by the Monster Energy Drink sponsored trucks of Whelchel and McGrath. In the end it was MacCahren with the win, McGrath in second with his first CORR podium and Whelchel in third.

“I’m new and I’m learning from these guys, they’re the pros,” said seven-time Supercross Champion Jeremy McGrath. “I want to thank the Baldwin team for hooking me up with a great truck and giving me the opportunity to race.

“It’s been an awesome weekend I can’t thank everyone at Red Bull and Barlow Racing enough for a great truck and all the support,” said Rob MacCahren. “I hope we continue on this roll and have this momentum to carry us into Chula Vista in a couple weeks.”

Casey Currie is his Bully Dog Nissan number 14 led the field to the green at the start of the Pro Lite point’s race today in Lancaster, CA. Robert Naughton, Rodrigo Ampudia and Currie were three wide going into turn one. Naughton prevailed with the first position while Ampudia sat in second and Currie held onto third on the first lap. Kyle LeDuc in his number 99 Rockstar Pro Lite was sent over the k rail going into turn five and was unable to return to the race. Jeff Huseman attempted a pass on lap eight for the third position, but was denied by the number 14 of Currie. Ampudia who was running in the second position left the race on lap seven with a mechanical failure. Huseman made the pass past Currie coming out of turn three on lap seven. Meanwhile Naughton continued to run away with the lead. The mandatory caution came out on lap eight. When the field took off again the Maxxis sponsored Pro Lite of Naughton took off with a commanding lead. Javier Sacio hit the k rail between turns one and two on lap ten of fourteen making it unable for him to return to the race. In the end it was Naughton with the win, Huseman in second and Currie placing third.

Don’t forget to buy your tickets to Chula Vista International Raceway on September 29th and 30th for more racing action. You can buy your tickets at www.corracing.com or onsite two weeks prior to the event.

Championship Off Road Racing™ brings high action, four wheel motorsports including 2 wheel drive and 4 wheel drive trucks to the closed course off road arena. The 2007 CORR season includes seven events at tracks located in Los Angeles and San Diego, CA, Fort Worth/Dallas, TX and Primm, NV.