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Nashville is Mark Dismore best finish

NASHVILLE, Tenn. - Mark E. Dismore captured his first career top-five finish in the ASA ACDelco Series, finishing fifth in the BFGoodrich Tires 300 on Sunday afternoon. After an incident on lap two involving 17 cars, Dismore ran in the top-15 ...

NASHVILLE, Tenn. - Mark E. Dismore captured his first career top-five finish in the ASA ACDelco Series, finishing fifth in the BFGoodrich Tires 300 on Sunday afternoon. After an incident on lap two involving 17 cars, Dismore ran in the top-15 for the rest of the afternoon on the way to his best finish of the season.

A major accident on lap two caused a red flag period, as two cars were heavily damaged by fire and another 15 cars were involved in the incident. Dismore escaped without any damage and was able to pick up five positions. Through good pit strategy and a good race car, Dismore came home with a fifth place finish and moved up to second in the 2000 Pat Schauer Memorial Rookie-of-the Year standings.

"What a good race for us," Dismore said. "This was really hard-earned. This is a very physical and mental track, so it was the right place for us to pick up our first top-five. The guys did a good job in the pits and Howie (Lettow, crew chief) made some good calls. I'm glad for this Monster.com/WorldBestBuy.com/MCI Worldcom team. We've been capable of running this good all year long. It looks like we're finally getting going."

Stan Herzog, co-owner of Herzog Motorsports was excited to see the No. 44 entry obtain its first top-five finish of the season. "Mark did an awesome job out there. The wreck on the backstretch could've been disastrous for us, but he drove through it and had a great race. It's a great way for this team to rebound after the last couple races."

Heavy rain forced ASA officials to call off qualifying on Saturday. The field was then set by current points standings, placing Dismore and the No. 44 Monster.com/WorldBestBuy.com/MCIWorldcom Chevrolet Monte Carlo 17th in the starting line-up.

Monster.com, the flagship of the Interactive Division of TMP Worldwide, is the leading global career portal on the Web with over 15.2 million unique visits per month. Monster.com connects the most progressive companies with the most qualified career-minded individuals, offering innovative technology and superior services that give them more control over the recruiting process. The Monster.com global network consists of local language and content sites in the United States, United Kingdom, Australia, Canada, the Netherlands, Belgium, New Zealand, Singapore, Hong Kong and France.

San Diego-based WorldBestBuy.com is a wholly owned division of International Brands, Inc., a publicly traded technology company with majority or partial interests in Internet, media, entertainment, e-commerce and broadcasting enterprises.

Herzog Motorsports is a successful, championship-winning race team. Based in Los Angeles, California; St. Joseph, Missouri; Charlotte, North Carolina; and Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Herzog Motorsports fields two teams in the 2000 ASA ACDelco Series.

The ASA Series takes three weeks off before returning to action at the Louisville Motor Speedway on June 10. The ACDelco Service Specialist 300 will take the green at 8 p.m. E.S.T.

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