BEST OF THE BEST: Reese’s crew members Jason Pulver and Josh Mick were each awarded $10,000 after winning the individual portion of the pit stop challenge at the Charlotte Bobcats Arena last month. Pulver and Mick were crowned the fastest front tire changers in the NEXTEL Cup Series and swept the competition by more than two tenths of a second.

WELCOME BACK REESE’S: The Reese’s orange will don the hood again this weekend at Michigan International Speedway. Reese’s is one of six special paint schemes The Hershey Company will run throughout the 2006 season.

IT’S ALL ABOUT THE CUP: For NASCAR's biggest stars, it's all about the Cup. Now fans can chase the Cup, as well. Reese’s along with NASCAR.Com have put together a fantasy racing game called “It’s All About the Cup.” More than 78,398 NASCAR fans are logging on each week for a chance to win great prizes presented by The Hershey Company. At the end of each weekly Race ("Week"), one (1) weekly prize ("Weekly Prize") will be awarded to the eligible participant whose Roster scores the highest for that Week ("Weekly Winners"). If there is a tie, the following methods will be used to determine the winners: Each week the participant will select from a drop down box what position Kevin Harvick will finish in that race. Participants will also select the number of different lap leaders in that race. If there is a tie for the Weekly Winners, the first tiebreaker will be who correctly predicted Kevin Harvick's exact finishing position. If no one selects Kevin Harvick's exact finishing position, then any tie will be broken by the entrant whose prediction was closest to Kevin Harvick's exact final position. If there is still a tie, the next level of tiebreaker will be the participants' selection for number of different lap leaders in that race. If no one correctly selects the exact number of different lap leaders in that race, then any tie will be judged by who was closest to accurately predicting the number of different lap leaders in that race. If there is still a tie, the participant whose roster has the higher position in the overall game standing will win. If there is still a tie, the Weekly Prize will be divided evenly among tied participants. Please check out http://fantasy2.nascar.com/games/cbox/ for more information.

RUNNING IT: The No. 29 Reese’s/GM Goodwrench transporter will unload chassis No. 134 at Michigan International Speedway. This chassis made its debut two weeks ago at Lowe’s Motor Speedway for the Coca-Cola 600.

REESE’S RACING WEBSITE: Reesesracing.com has a whole new look in 2006. Now with updated stories and photos from each track, race fans can see and read what goes on with the No. 29 Reese’s racing team week in and week out. Also included are bios of driver Kevin Harvick and team owner Richard Childress, so be sure to check out: www.reesesracing.com

REESE’S PIT CREW WILL MAKE AN APPEARANCE: The No. 29 Reese’s pit crew will make an appearance this Sunday from 9:20-10:00 a.m. at the No. 29 Reese’s/GM Goodwrench souvenir hauler. The team will be on hand to meet fans and sign autographs. A limited number of free posters will be handed out to fans.

QUICK QUOTES:
Harvick on his record at Michigan: “We have had some good runs before at Michigan. Last year we didn’t have the greatest of runs, but hopefully this weekend we can get in a position to finish up front.”

Harvick on the Michigan International Speedway: “Michigan is the kind of track where the draft really takes effect. It is a lot of fun to race there, when you know cars are three and four wide and you get a head of steam and blow right by them.”

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