The series features drivers from all over the southeast including many from the local area. Terry Mathis from Cumming Georgia is the current national points leader in his great looking Monte Carlo bodied car. Other Georgia drivers will be racing for the national points lead including Hooters Pro Cup driver Ken Butler III, driver of the Aaron's Dream Machine in the Aaron's Pro Challenge Racing Series, and his brother Brett Butler, driver of the second Aaron's dream machine.

Aaron's and Team United Sanctioning Association, TUSA, have teamed up and created the Aaron's Dream team, 24 drivers that are competing for the national championship in the series. The drivers receive several benefits from both Aaron's and TUSA as Aaron's Dream Team members.

"We've had three very successful races so far this season," said Walter Breeding, President of TUSA. "The races have been tight all the way through the field, which keeps the points battle tight, especially in the top ten."

Aaron's is the leader in the sales and lease business. The company is enjoying it's 50th anniversary and the opening of the 1000th store to serve Aaron's millions of customers. In addition Aaron's commitment to automobile racing has been evident for the recent years including the sponsorship of popular Nextel Cup and Busch Grand National driver Michael Waltrip. Aaron's is also proud of the sponsorship of the Aaron's 312 at Atlanta Motor Speedway and the partnership that has been created with the Aaron's Pro Challenge Racing Series

In addition to the Aaron's Pro Challenge Racing Series, Senoia Speedway will feature the Georgia Asphalt Series (GAS) 100 for the tracks opening night on Apr. 9. Gates will open at 4:30 p.m. and racing will start at 6:45 p.m.

Information on the Aaron's Pro Challenge Racing Series and upcoming events at Senoia Speedway can be found on www.t-usa.org , www.prochallengeracecars.com or www.senoiaspeedway.com