Reinbeck, IA (April 11, 2004) - Corey Dripps Racing gears up for the team's next race. April 23rd and 24th Scotland County Speedway (Memphis, MO) will be the next stop for the AFCO Racing/Real Racing Wheels number 31 modified. That weekend will also feature the new chassis to be distributed by Specialty Motorsports, Inc. of Reinbeck, IA.

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"We're going to miss the Illinois swing," admitted Corey Dripps. "We'll be pretty busy changing the chassis over to what we think will work," Dripps added when asked about the new chassis being developed by Specialty Motorsports, Inc.

"We made a few changes before we headed to Owatonna (Steele County Fairgrounds in Owatonna, MN)," stated team owner/manager Rick Dripps. "It worked real well before the motor seized on us."

"He (Corey) will skip the Illinois swing in order to finish the car," added Rick. "We were looking forward to heading to Macon (IL) and Peoria (IL), but we need to be able to have time to finish the car and make spare parts."

The new chassis, yet to be official named, will be developed and distributed by Specialty Motorsports, Inc. owned by Rick Dripps. Information will be available soon at Specialty Motorsports, Inc. new web site at www.SpecialtyMotorsportsInc.com (currently under development).

To stay up-to-date with Corey Dripps Racing, log onto the team's new web site address at www.CoreyDripps.com. CDR would like to thank AFCO Racing Products, Real Racing Wheels, RaceRPM.com, and R.A. Benson Motorsports for being among the main who help support Corey Dripps Racing.