2010 CARQUEST PRO STOCK TOUR BANQUET

Delta Prince Edward, Charlottetown, PE

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(Halifax NS, November 18, 2010) The CARQUEST Pro Stock Tour teams are Island bound on Saturday November 20, 2010 for the year-end banquet. Close to 300 people will be on hand to celebrate the 2010 CARQUEST Pro Stock Tour season and the accomplishments of the participating teams at the Delta Prince Edward Hotel in Charlottetown, PE. This grand finale for the 2010 season, offers a reception, dinner, awards ceremony, followed by a dance for teams, sponsors, staff and guests.

Over $50,000 will be presented to the drivers of the CARQUEST Pro Stock Tour, with the highlight being the presentation of the CARQURST Bonus fund to the top stock car drivers in the Maritimes. In addition, Parts For Trucks officials will be hand to award cash and hardware to the top three drivers from the Parts For Trucks Challenge, a four race mini series within the CARQUEST Pro Stock Tour. The Atlantic Tiltload Time Trials award will be presented to the driver who laid down the most “fast times” during the 2010 season, while the driver who led the most laps in 2010 will receive the Scotia Emergency Most Laps Lead award. EIT Race Radios will honour the Rookie of the Year. The coveted Cathy Ledwidge Memorial award will be given to the Most Sportsman driver, as voted on by his peers.


About the CARQUEST Pro Stock Tour
The CARQUEST Pro Stock Tour (CPST) is the highest level of stock car racing in Canada. The Tour is recognized in the industry as one of the healthiest stock car racing series in North America. CPST visits four tracks throughout the Maritimes during its May through September season. The CARQUEST Pro Stock Tour is owned and operated by Maritime Pro Stock Tour Limited. For more information, call our administration office at 902.481.2531 or click www.maritimeprostocktour.com

About CARQUEST Auto Parts:
With nearly 4000 locations in North America, CARQUEST Auto Parts supplies the professional automotive service repair industry as well as do-it-yourselfers with replacement parts, tools and equipment.

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