CORR FANS CAN PICK THEIR SEATS, PURCHASE AND PRINT TICKETS ONLINE

For the first time CORR fans can pick their seatS, purchase and print tickets online at www.corracing.com



Newport Beach, CA (April 7, 2008)— With the launch of Championship Off Road Racing’s brand new website comes an all new and improved ticketing system for 2008. For the first time CORR fans can pick their seats, purchase and print tickets online at www.corracing.com. Online tickets sales are now open for the first CORR event of the 2008 season.



Fans will now be able to choose the best seat in the house when purchasing a premium ticket. You’ll be able to pick your seats from an online seating chart. Reserved seating will guarantee your seat all day, giving you the option to walk down vendor row or grab an autograph. Every person who buys a ticket online will be able to print their ticket at home; eliminating waiting time and ticketing lines.



CORR’s 2008 season kicks off on April 26-27 at the Fairplex in Pomona. Supercross Champs Jeremy McGrath and Ricky Johnson will battle it out in the Pro 2 class against five-time CORR Champion Johnny Greaves in 2008. This will be Greaves’ return the Pro 2 class. Will he be able to take home the illusive two-crown title, winning both the Pro 4 and Pro 2 Championships in 2008? With the largest Pro classes in CORR history, drivers have come to test their skills out against the best competitors in the business. Don’t miss the chance to see it LIVE; buy your tickets now before it’s too late!



Tickets prices are:

$46 - Adult Premium admission (reserved seating)

$30 - Adult General admission (open seating)

$5 - Kids 4 to 12 years-old (premium & GA)

Free - Kids 3 and under.



RV parking is available to purchase onsite for $60 a night.



Gates open at 8:30AM on Saturday and Sunday. General Parking is located at Gate 17 on Fariplex Dr. The Fairplex in Pomona is located in Los Angeles County with a Population = 9.94 M Residents Largest County in the USA (2005 US Census). It also Draws from Orange (2.99 M), San Bernardino (1.96 M) and Riverside Counties.