RAIN PUTS CYWINSKI ON POLE FOR ASA LESTER BUILDINGS 200

WEST ALLIS, Wis. (August 28, 2004) - The rain cleared away from The Milwaukee Mile long enough for the
ASA National Tour cars to take an 80 minute practice session, but it didn't stay away long enough for
qualifying to be held. ASA officials were forced to set the field partially by owner points, putting Kevin Cywinski
on the pole for tomorrow's running of the Lester Buildings 200.

The starting lineup will consist of the top 34 cars lining up according to 2004 owner points, and Mike Eddy, as
a past series champion, will start in the 35th spot. For those cars not already in the field, ASA and The
Milwaukee Mile officials added four positions to the starting lineup and the cars starting from 36th to 40th will be
gridded according to a two-lap qualifying run. The schedule has been altered to have a qualifying session
tomorrow at 11:15 a.m. CDT.

This qualifying format has been used in the ASA National Tour previously at the Minnesota State Fair, and it
was determined to be a fair compromise to the 51 entries, many who did not have enough owner points to
automatically make the field.

The start of the Lester Buildings 200 has been pushed back to approximately 3:30 p.m. CDT

The cars automatically making the field for Sunday's race are:

1) Kevin Cywinski, Chevrolet
2) Mike Garvey, Chevrolet
3) Tim Sauter, Ford
4) Robbie Pyle, Chevrolet
5) Reed Sorenson, Dodge
6) Butch Miller, Chevrolet
7) Wade Day, Chevrolet
8) Bryan Reffner, Chevrolet
9) Casey Smith, Dodge
10) Stephen Leicht, Chevrolet
11) Toby Porter, Chevrolet
12) Brett Sontag, Chevrolet
13) Travis Kittleson, Chevrolet
14) Rick Beebe, Ford
15) Todd Kluever, Chevrolet
16) Gregg Stewart, Chevrolet
17) Pete Cozzolino, Chevrolet
18) Rich Loch, Chevrolet
19) Kyle Krisiloff, Chevrolet
20) Kris Stump, Chevrolet
21) Chad Wood, Chevrolet
22) Gary Sherman, Chevrolet
23) Jay Middleton, Dodge
24) Jon Vig, Chevrolet
25) Scott Lagasse Jr., Chevrolet


26) Trevor Stewart, Chevrolet
27) Brent Downey, Chevrolet
28) Jeff Streeter, Chevrolet
29) Ed Brown, Chevrolet
30) Ryan Unzicker, Chevrolet
31) Rich Bickle, Ford
32) Joey Lagano, Chevrolet
33) Tim Russell, Chevrolet
34) Mathias Czabok, Ford
35) Mike Eddy, Chevrolet, champions provisional

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1968, including the ASA National Tour, ASA Late Model Series, several regional touring series and the ASA
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