WISCONSIN DELLS, Wis. (May 25, 2011) - Two of the most respected Midwestern-based Short Track Racing companies have jumped on board with the Dells Raceway Park Super Late Models. Coleman Racing Products and Five Star Stock Car Bodies both agreed to contingency programs Wednesday.

The agreements come just days before Round One of the Alive for Five Super Late Model Series presented by Advanced Engine Concepts at DRP.

Five Star Race Car Bodies will show its support for the Super Late Models by donating a $100 Hard Luck Award to be given away at each of the five Alive For Five events. In the past, Five Star has made generous donations to DRP, and has supported tracks and racing organizations all around the country.

Coleman Racing Products will award the first AFF Champion with a complete set of brake rotors and pads worth over $1,500. Coleman will also donate a jacket to the 2011 titlist.

As well as showing its support with a contingency program, several Super Late Models from the Coleman camp will be joining the Alive For Five Series. Most have reported they will not be ready for Round One, but will join in Rounds Two through Five.

The return of Super Late Model racing to Dells Raceway Park begins this Saturday, May 28 at 6:30 p.m. Alive For Five Round One will feature heat races, a "5 for 5" fast dash and a 55-lap feature event.

For more information on the Alive For Five Super Late Model Series at Dells Raceway Park visit www.dellsracewaypark.com/stars/alive-for-five.

Five Star Stock Car Bodies was formed by Fran Prestay and Carl Schultz in the late 1970s in response to a need for innovative sheet metal products in stock car racing. Located in Twin Lakes, Wis., Five Star is on the leading edge of technology, production capability and logistics. Five Star's mission is to continue in the forefront of creating original body designs and innovative body accessories.

For more information visit www.fivestarbodies.com

Coleman Racing Products is located in Menominee, Mich., and provides quality parts for all types of Short Track Racing. From humble beginnings in 1965 when Gene Coleman started Coleman Machine, Inc. in a one car garage with himself as the only employee, Coleman now employs over 40 people and manufactures and distributes thousands of racing products world wide. Known throughout the racing community as an innovator in racing products, Coleman continues to add to its high quality racing parts inventory.

Fore more information visit www.colemanracing.com.

Dells Raceway Park is located at N1070 Smith Road, five minutes north of downtown Wisconsin Dells, Wis., off highway 12-16. For more information including the latest news, the 2011 schedule and more visit www.dellsracewaypark.com.