2017 NASCAR PINTY'S SERIES YEAR IN REVIEW ON TSN
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2017-11-28
LA 50E ÉDITION DU SNOWBALL DERBY: UNE COURSE DE PRESTIGE POUR TERMINER LA SAISON DE RAPHAËL LESSARD
LA 50E ÉDITION DU SNOWBALL DERBY:
UNE COURSE DE PRESTIGE POUR TERMINER LA SAISON DE RAPHAËL LESSARD
Une autre saison de course automobile prendra fin en fin de semaine pour Raphaël Lessard, le jeune pilote de St-Joseph-de-Beauce, alors qu'il participera à la 50e édition du prestigieux Snowball Derby, au Five Flags Speedway de Pensacola, Floride, dimanche après midi, le 3 décembre. Cette course de 300 tours sera, pour le pilote du programme de développement Toyota (TRD), sa 23e et dernière course de la saison 2017.
On se souviendra que lors de cette même course en 2017, Raphaêl avait terminé 10e après avoir pris la 31eplace sur la grille de départ. Cette performance lui avait valu plusieurs éloges, considérant qu'il fut impliqué dans un incident de course au 95e tour qui l'avait forcé à rentrer aux puits. Le pilote de la Toyota Camry #99 va participer à la 1re séance de qualification, vendredi soir, parmi 65 des meilleurs pilotes de Super Late Model en Amérique du Nord, dont Kyle Bush pilote régulier en NASCAR Monster Energy Cup, qui se disputeront l'une des 37 positions sur la grille de départ.
Pratiques, qualifications et la course de 300 tours seront diffusées sur Speed51 TV (option payante). Vous pourrez également suivre en temps réel les performances sur piste de Raphaël sur le site Web Race-Monitor.com.
Qui : Raphaël Lessard et la Toyota Camry #99 FRL Express/Toyota-TRD/JBL Audio
de l'équipe de course David Gilliland Racing
Quoi : Snowball Derby, une course de 300 tours
Quand : Qualification : vendredi 1erdécembre à 18 h heure locale (19 h HNE)
Qualif/course de la dernière chance: sam. 2 déc. à ± 15 h 30 heure locale (± 16 h 30 HNE)
Course : dimanche 3 décembre à 14 h heure locale (15 h HNE)
(horaire de la fin de semaine)
Où : Five Flags Speedway, Pensacola, Floride
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2017-11-20
ACT Returning to Thompson World Series in 2018
ACT Returning to Thompson World Series in 2018
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
<<ATTACHED IMAGE (thompson10141723.JPG): The ACT Late Model Tour, seen here at Thompson Speedway prior to the start of the World Series 75 in 2017, will return to the Sunoco World Series of Speedway Racing in 2018. (Alan Ward photo)>>
Waterbury, Vt. – American-Canadian Tour (ACT) and Thompson Speedway Motorsports Park officials have announced that the ACT Late Model Tour will return to the speedway in 2018 for the Sunoco World Series of Speedway Racing. ACT will crown their 2018 Champion with a 75-lap event which is scheduled for Saturday, October 13.
Thompson Speedway has hosted the season finale for the ACT Late Model Tour every year since 2015, and the World Series event has consistently been one of the largest draws on the series schedule. Eddie MacDonald, Bobby Therrien, and Brian Hoar have each visited Victory Lane in previous Tour events at the high-banked 5/8-mile oval. Thompson also uses ACT rules in their weekly Late Model division with many of their top drivers participating in the Tour event.
"Since switching to the ACT Late Model rules package, our Late Model division car counts have nearly tripled, and fans have been thrilled with the exciting wheel-to-wheel racing that takes place in the division," Thompson Speedway General Manager Josh Vanada said. "It was a pleasure for us to fulfill one of Tom Curley's wishes to bring the American-Canadian Tour to Thompson for their championship event. Each October, we welcome them back to crown their champion, which has become an annual privilege for us. We look forward to continuing the great tradition under Cris Michaud and Pat Malone's ownership."
ACT officials are finalizing the full 2018 schedule and hope to release it within the coming weeks. For more information, contact the ACT offices at (802) 244-6963, media@acttour.com, or visit www.acttour.com orwww.thompsonspeedway.com.
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Devil’s Bowl Speedway Announces Special Award Nominees
ATTACHED PHOTO: Asphalt Super Stock driver Brett Wood is one of 21 drivers nominated for multiple post-season awards at the Devil's Bowl Speedway Banquet of Champions. (Barry Snelling/Devil's Bowl Speedway photo)
Devil's Bowl Speedway Announces Special Award Nominees
Forty-six drivers on voting ballot for Sportsmanship, Most Improved honors
For Immediate Release
RUTLAND, Vt. – Devil's Bowl Speedway has released the annual voting ballot for its annual special awards, with a total of 46 drivers nominated. The winners of the Sportsmanship and Most Improved Driver trophies, will be announced at the Banquet of Champions on Saturday, January 27 at the Holiday Inn Rutland-Killington in Rutland, Vermont.
Up to six drivers in each racing division are initially nominated by track officials, with the winners decided by a vote of drivers. The Sportsmanship Award goes each year to the driver in each class who display a consistent commitment to competitiveness, fairness, and respect. The Most Improved Driver Award is given to someone who has made noticeable progress in their on-track competitiveness.
Twenty-one of the drivers appear in multiple categories, and for the third consecutive year Sportsman Modified driver Billy Lussier of Fair Haven, Vt., has the most nominations. Lussier appears on the Sportsmanship ballot for both the 1/2-mile Asphalt Track at Devil's Bowl and the 3/10-mile Dirt Track, as well as the Most Improved ballot for the dirt.
Others with multiple nods include Sportsman Modified rookie James Fadden; Super Stock drivers Ronnie Alger, Jared Blake, Lou Gancarz, R.J. Germain, Dylan Rabtoy, Tony Salerno, and Brett Wood; Mini Stock racers Jake Barrows, Johnny Bruno, Chris Charbonneau, Dakota Desabrais, Andrew FitzGerald, Roo Forrest, Shawn Moquin, Mike Preston, Willie Rice, and Kaleb Shepard; and 500cc Mini Sprint drivers Colby Beinhaur and Cody O'Brien.
Additional special award recipients to be announced at the Banquet of Champions include Devil's Bowl Speedway's highest honors: The Award of Excellence, the Dedication Award, and the John Bruno Award, presented to someone who has made significant lifetime contributions to racing while maintaining high standards of conduct and respect on and off the track.
Tickets for the Banquet of Champions are available at $48 for adults and $28 for kids age 13 and under; drivers must purchase a ticket and be present to receive awards. To order tickets or to submit voting ballots, contact Devil's Bowl Speedway media director Justin St. Louis atdevilsbowlspeedway@gmail.com no later than Friday, January 19, 2018. The Holiday Inn Rutland-Killington is located at 476 Holiday Drive in Rutland, Vt.; contact the Holiday Inn toll-free directly at 1 (800) 462-4810 to make overnight room reservations.
Devil's Bowl Speedway is located on Route 22A in West Haven, Vt., four miles north of Exit 2 off of U.S. Route 4 and just 20 minutes from Rutland, Vt. For more information, visit www.DevilsBowlSpeedwayVT.com or call (802) 265-3112. Devil's Bowl Speedway is on Facebook at facebook.com/
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Devil's Bowl Speedway 2017 Special Award Candidates:
SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD NOMINEES – ASPHALT SPORTSMAN MODIFIED
Billy Lussier, Ron Proctor, Vince Quenneville Jr., Joey Roberts
SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD NOMINEES – DIRT SPORTSMAN MODIFIED
Justin Comes, James Fadden, Randy Howe, Billy Lussier, Lenny Pillsbury, Jimmy Ryan
SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD NOMINEES – ASPHALT SUPER STOCK
Jared Blake, Bill Burlingame, R.J. Germain, Dylan Rabtoy, Tony Salerno, Brett Wood
SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD NOMINEES – DIRT SUPER STOCK
Ronnie Alger, Larry Bristol, Curtis Condon, Lou Gancarz, Matt Mosher, Chris Murray
SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD NOMINEES – ASPHALT MINI STOCK
Andrew FitzGerald, Roo Forrest, Cam Gadue, Shawn Moquin, Mike Preston, Kaleb Shepard
SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD NOMINEES – DIRT MINI STOCK
Jake Barrows, Chris Charbonneau, Chris Conroy, Dakota Desabrais, Cameron Kennedy, Willie Rice
SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD NOMINEES – DIRT 500cc MINI SPRINT
Colby Beinhaur, Austin Chaves, Nadine Coates, Robert Griffin, Cody O'Brien
MOST IMPROVED DRIVER AWARD NOMINEES – DIRT SPORTSMAN MODIFIED
Codie Aubin, James Fadden, Tomas Kimball, Billy Lussier, Brian Whittemore
MOST IMPROVED DRIVER AWARD NOMINEES – ASPHALT SUPER STOCK
Jared Blake, R.J. Germain, Dylan Rabtoy, Tony Salerno, Brett Wood
MOST IMPROVED DRIVER AWARD NOMINEES – DIRT SUPER STOCK
Ronnie Alger, Josh Bussino, Lou Gancarz, Brian Rogers
MOST IMPROVED DRIVER AWARD NOMINEES – ASPHALT MINI STOCK
Johnny Bruno, Andrew FitzGerald, Roo Forrest, Shawn Moquin, Mike Preston, Kaleb Shepard
MOST IMPROVED DRIVER AWARD NOMINEES – DIRT MINI STOCK
Jake Barrows, Johnny Bruno, Chris Charbonneau, Dakota Desabrais, Willie Rice
MOST IMPROVED DRIVER AWARD NOMINEES – DIRT 500cc MINI SPRINT
Colby Beinhaur, Josh Griffin, Erick Mulready, Cody O'Brien
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Thunder Road Announces 19-Event Schedule for 2018 Season
Thunder Road Announces 19-Event Schedule for 2018 Season
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
ATTACHED IMAGE [IMG_0216 (Copy).JPG]: Thunder Road will host 19 racing events in 2018, beginning with the 20th Community Bank 150 on Sunday April 29 and concluding with the 56th Vermont Milk Bowl presented by Northfield Savings Bank on Sunday, September 30. (Buzz Fisher photo)>>
Barre, Vt. – Thunder Road officials have announced the release of the 2018 schedule of events at the "Nation's Site of Excitement". Nineteen racing events are planned for the Barre high banks spanning late April until late September.
The 58th season of racing will open with the 20th annual Community Bank 150 on Sunday, April 29. The American-Canadian Tour (ACT) will make the first of two visits to Thunder Road in 2018. The Lenny's Shoe & Apparel Flying Tigers, Allen Lumber Street Stocks, and Burnett Scrap Metals Road Warriors will kick off their seasons as well. The Thunder Road Late Model "King of the Road" chase will begin at the 56th Mekkelsen RV Memorial Day Classic onSunday, May 27, which will again feature a visit from the Pro All Stars Series (PASS) Super Late Models.
Weekly competition gets underway with a special Friday night event on June 8. Thursday night events will begin onJune 14 and run through August 23. Highlights of the Thunder Road summer of racing include the Aubuchon Hardware Holiday Spectacular on Tuesday, July 3; the Times Argus Mid-Season Championships on Thursday, July 19; the VP Racing Fuels Vermont Governor's Cup on Thursday, July 26; and the 34th M&M Beverage Enduro 200 & Street Stock Special on Sunday, August 5. The Myers Container Services Triple Crown Series for the Flying Tigers will return in 2018 with dates to be announced.
The 2017 "King of the Road" will be crowned at the Thursday finale on August 23 as part of Jet Service Envelope/Accura Printing Night. The Flying Tigers and Street Stocks will crown their 2018 champions at the 40thCoca-Cola Labor Day Classic 200 on Sunday, September 2, which features the second visit of the year for the ACT Late Model Tour.
The season will conclude with the 56th Vermont Milk Bowl Weekend, which has been expanded to three days of competition in 2018. A special "Milk Bowl Friday" event will be held Friday, September 28. Details of the event will be announced shortly. Booth Bros./H.P. Hood Milk Bowl Qualifying Day is scheduled for Saturday, September 29 with the 56th Vermont Milk Bowl presented by Northfield Savings Bank on Sunday, September 30.
Season passes for the 2018 Thunder Road season are now available and can be ordered by contacting the Thunder Road offices at (802) 244-6963 or tb@thunderroadvt.com. For more information on the 2018 season, contactmedia@thunderroadvt.com or visit www.thunderroadvt.com.
2018 Thunder Road Schedule of Events
# DAY DATE EVENT
-- Sat Apr 28 Downtown Barre Car Show & Practice Session
1 Sun Apr 29 20th Community Bank 150 – ACT Tour
2 Sun May 27 56th Mekkelsen RV Memorial Day Classic 100/PASS 150
3 Fri Jun 8 Regular Event
4 Thu Jun 14 Casella Waste Management Night – New England Antique Racers
5 Thu Jun 21 North Country Federal Credit Union – Scout Night
6 Thu Jun 28 Community College of Vermont Night
7 Tue Jul 03 Aubuchon Hardware Holiday Spectacular/Fireworks
8 Thu Jul 05 Premium Mortgage Night
9 Thu Jul 12 Fairpoint Communications Night
10 Thu Jul 19 39th VP Racing Fuels Vermont Governor's Cup 150
11 Thu Jul 26 Times Argus Mid-Season Championships – Driver Autographs
12 Thu Aug 02 WDEV Radio/Calkins Portable Toilets
13 Sun Aug 05 34th M&M Beverage Enduro 200 – Street Stock Special
14 Thu Aug 09 Cody Chevrolet-Cadillac Night
15 Thu Aug 16 U.S. Army Recruiting Night
16 Thu Aug 23 Jet Service Envelope/Accura Printing – Run What-U-Brung
17 Sun Sep 02 40th Coca Cola Labor Day Classic 200 – ACT Tour
18 Fri Sep 28 Milk Bowl Friday Special Event – Details TBA
19 Sat Sep 29 Booth Bros./H.P. Hood Milk Bowl Qualifying Day
Sun Sep 30 56th Milk Bowl presented by Northfield Savings Bank
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Goodyear And NASCAR Extend Historic Partnership
Goodyear And NASCAR Extend Historic Partnership
Goodyear Remains Exclusive Tire Supplier Across All Three National Series;
Renewed Multi-Year Agreement Extends Six Decades of Partnership
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (Nov. 18, 2017) – NASCAR and The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company today announced a renewed sponsorship agreement that ensures Goodyear is the exclusive tire of NASCAR's top three national series.
The newly signed agreement continues Goodyear's designation as the "Official Tire of NASCAR" and extends an uninterrupted relationship that started in 1954. Goodyear and NASCAR's six decades of partnership is one of the longest-running sponsor programs in any sport. In addition, Goodyear has been the exclusive tire supplier for the sanctioning body's top three series since 1997.
"We proudly join Goodyear in celebrating our renewed and longstanding partnership," said Brent Dewar, NASCAR president. "For more than half a century, NASCAR and our teams have trusted Goodyear tires. Our partners' commitment to innovation and excellence plays a key role in our unyielding pursuit to deliver the best racing product in the world."
From the introduction of the radial tire to NASCAR in 1989 to multi-zone tread design in 2013, Goodyear and NASCAR have consistently innovated to deliver compelling racing. NASCAR has served as a proving ground for Goodyear, preparing and supplying tires that meet the most grueling and demanding conditions. The technology that goes into a tire to withstand and perform in those conditions helps inform and differentiate Goodyear's consumer tires.
"We are tremendously proud of the pivotal role Goodyear plays in the best racing competition in the world and excited that NASCAR drivers will be crossing the finish line on Goodyear tires in the years ahead," said Rich Kramer, chairman, CEO and president of Goodyear. "With this new agreement in place, we celebrate our enduring relationship with NASCAR and the continuing value of NASCAR to the Goodyear brand"
Each tire Goodyear produces for NASCAR's top three national series are custom-built by the hands of passionate Goodyear associates in Akron, Ohio – Goodyear's global headquarters – and donned with the name of the employee who helped produce it.
The depth of the relationship has been built on competition, shared passion and brand growth for the two organizations. Goodyear's industry-leading brand has been amplified through the duration of the relationship generating awareness for the tiremaker with NASCAR's passionate fan base. According to a Turnkey Sports & Entertainment sponsor loyalty survey conducted for SportsBusiness Journal/Daily in 2016, Goodyear has been the most recognized sponsor in NASCAR for the past five consecutive years.
The Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series champion will be crowned following the Ford EcoBoost 400 at Homestead-Miami Speedway on Sunday, November 19 at 3 p.m. ET on NBC, MRN and SiriusXM NASCAR Radio.
About NASCAR
The National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing, Inc. (NASCAR) is the sanctioning body for the No. 1 form of motorsports in the United States. NASCAR consists of three national series (Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series™, NASCAR XFINITY Series™, and NASCAR Camping World Truck Series™), four regional series, one local grassroots series and three international series. The International Motor Sports Association™ (IMSA®) governs the IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship™, the premier U.S. sports car series. Based in Daytona Beach, Fla., with offices in eight cities across North America, NASCAR sanctions more than 1,200 races in more than 30 U.S. states, Canada, Mexico and Europe. For more information visit http://www.NASCAR.com and http://www.IMSA.com, and follow NASCAR on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and Snapchat ('NASCAR').
About Goodyear
Goodyear is one of the world's largest tire companies. It employs about 65,000 people and manufactures its products in 48 facilities in 22 countries around the world. Its two Innovation Centers in Akron, Ohio and Colmar-Berg, Luxembourg strive to develop state-of-the-art products and services that set the technology and performance standard for the industry. For more information about Goodyear and its products, go towww.goodyear.com/corporate.
Contact:
Chris Tropeano
NASCAR, Integrated Marketing Communications
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Late-Race Contact Propels Brandon Setzer To $15,000 PASS Win At Hickory
Late-Race Contact Propels Brandon Setzer To $15,000 PASS Win At Hickory
- For Immediate Release
HICKORY, NC (November 18) – Hometown favorite Brandon Setzer took the lead after contact with Garrett Hall coming to the white flag to go on and win the Mason-Dixon MegMeltdown 300 for the Pro All Star Series (PASS) Super Late Models Saturday afternoon at Hickory Motor Speedway. Setzer's third PASS Super Late Model win was the biggest of his career as he took home the $15,000 winner's prize.
"He [Hall] had the best car, I hate it ended like that, but the lapped car just screwed him up," said Setzer, driver of the Romeo Guest Construction/The Jewelry Exchange Ford #6. "As soon as he [Hall] went to the outside I saw the lapped car waving to the inside and I said, 'Oh, I've got a hole,' I filled the hole, he tried to come back down, but at that point I couldn't back out. Man, this means the world to me. I could've won the Daytona 500 and not be this happy."
In qualifying, Kodie Conner beat two-time PASS North champion Travis Benjamin by 0.001 seconds to claim his second career pole. After the top 10 qualifiers redraw, former PASS champions DJ Shaw and Tate Foglemanwould move to the front row, while Conner moved back to the fifth starting position.
The 300 lapper got off to a slow start with five cautions in the first 21 laps, including one on a lap 17 restart that knocked 2017 PASS South Super Late Model champion, Matt Craig, and Garrett Evans from contention. Shaw and Fogleman would trade the lad back and forth before Shaw would eventually settle for the lead on lap 38. By this time, Cassius Clark, whose team had struggled to cross the American/Canadian border for four days before arriving just in time for the race, had charged from the rear of the field into the top 10.
Shaw would pit on lap 99 after a caution for the stalled car of Jeff Batten, handing the lead over to Benjamin. After making it as high as fourth, Clark would have to pit under green on lap 125 with a flat left rear tire, losing three laps in the process. Another group of leaders pitted on lap 130 after Roy Hayes made contact with the turn four wall, but Benjamin again stayed out and continued to lead.
While Cole Butcher and Spencer Davis would take turns up front, Benjamin would make his way back to the front each time. But, Benjamin would pull to a stop while leading on lap 183 after his car ran out of fuel. On the restart, Garrett Hall would take the lead from Davis for the first time in the race. On lap 225, Derek Ramstrom spun from third allowing Setzer, Shaw and others to pit for four tires, while Hall stayed out to maintain the lead. The final caution of the night would wave when Dennis Spencer, Jr. spun entering turn three, collecting Clark and Gracie Trotter. With the free pass, Benjamin would be able to take the pass around to get back on the lead lap.
Hall continued to lead with Setzer in his tire tracks over the final laps. Shaw moved into third, until Benjamin came charging through the field to take the spot with 19 laps to go. Hall and Setzer continued to weave their way through lapped traffic until they encountered the car of David Calabrese. With two laps to go, as they entered turn three, Hall looked to pass Calabrese on the outside. Calabrese instead moved up, causing Hall to check up. Setzer took advantage of the opening, turning inside Hall and making contact. Hall spun up the track causing Benjamin to check up while Setzer would go on to take the win over Shaw, Conner, Davis and Ben Rowe, who claimed his fifth PASS National Championship. Rounding out the top 10 were Hall, Travis Stearns, Nicholas Naugle, Benjamin, and Spencer.
The Mason-Dixon MegaMeltdown 300 from Hickory will air on MAV TV in mid-January, 2018 so please check local listings. Look for more on the newly crowned champions, Ben Rowe and Matt Craig, later this week.
The 2017 PASS Super Late Model is complete, but continue to monitor ProAllStarsSeries.com over the coming weeks for more on the upcoming season. Be sure to "Like" the Pro All Stars Series on Facebook or follow us on Twitter at @PASSSLM14.
Race Results
Race Results
Mason-Dixon MegaMeltdown 300
PASS South
November 18, 2017
Hickory Motor Speedway – Hickory, NC
Finish Position, Driver
1. 6 – Brandon Setzer 300
2. 60 – DJ Shaw 300
3. 45 – Kodie Conner 300
4. 55 – Spencer Davis 300
5. 4n – Ben Rowe 300
6. 94 – Garrett Hall 300
7. 16me – Travis Stearns 300
8. 08 – Nicholas Naugle 300
9. 7b – Travis Benjamin 300
10. 46 – Dennis Spencer, Jr. 300
11. 24 – Mike Rowe 299
12. 53 – Cole Butcher 299
13. 7L – Glen Luce 296
14. 49 – Jeff Batten 294
15. 43 – Davis Calabrese 294
16. 98 – Jody Measamer 291
17. 24j – JP Josiasse 291
18. 7f – Dave Farrington, Jr. 281
19. 55t – Gracie Trotter 245
20. 35 – Derek Ramstrom 243
21. 13 – Cassius Clark 243
22. 54 – Matt Craig 238
23. 12j – Trey Jarrell 191
24. 8f – Tate Fogleman 152
25. 15 – Roy Hayes 125
26. 61 – TJ Brackett 71
27. 12g – Derek Griffith 63
28. 9 – Chris Dilbeck 42
29. 47 – Gabe Brown 38
30. 4m – Kyle McCallum 22
31. 09 – Kayla Eshleman 22
32. 64 – Garrett Evans 21
33. 99 – John Gustafson 16
DNS 41 – Trevor Sanborn
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MORE THAN CHAMPIONS HONORED AT SPEEDWAY 51 POWERED BY THE AUTOSAVER GROUP BANQUET
MORE THAN CHAMPIONS HONORED AT SPEEDWAY 51 POWERED BY THE AUTOSAVER GROUP BANQUET
The curtain closed on the 2017 racing season at Groveton, New Hampshire's, Speedway 51 powered by the Autosaver Group this past Saturday night, as close to 300 drivers, crewmembers, families and friends, as well as track sponsors, officials and employees gathered at the Town & Country Resort in Gorham, New Hampshire for the season ending awards banquet.
Championship trophies were awarded to the following: North Country Ford Late Models, Corey Mason. Perras Ace Hardware Tiger Sportsman, Brendan Moodie. Caron Fabrication Street Stocks, Bunker Hodgdon. White Mountains Community College Cyclones, Chris Ouellette and Twisted Tea Angels, Vanessa Brown-Savage. North Country Family Restaurant Go-Kart Series champs were also recognized, as well as the A.B. Excavating Daredevil Youth Racers...
Specialty awards were as follows:
A.B. Excavating Daredevils
Hard Charger Award – Jesse Dunham
Most Improved Driver – Hunter King
Sportsmanship – Kyle Labounty
Twisted Tea Angels
Hard Charger Award – Shawna Whitcomb
Most Improved Driver – Alexus Call
Sportsmanship – Vanessa Savage-Brown
White Mountains Community College Cyclones
Hard Charger Award – Todd Derrington
Most Improved Driver – Matt Mason
Sportsmanship – Garrett Labounty
Caron Fabrication Street Stocks
Hard Charger Award – Brett Rowell
Most Improved Driver – Allan Birch
Sportsmanship – Kasey Beattie
Perras Ace Hardware Tiger Sportsman
Hard Charger Award – Ryan Boutin
Most Improved Driver – Bill Stebbins Jr.
Sportsmanship – Derrick Calkins
North Country Ford Late Models
Hard Charger Award – Brendan Moodie
Most Improved Driver – Kevin Boutin
Sportsmanship – Chip Grenier
The following names were inducted into the Speedway 51 Hall of Fame by current Hall of Famers, Pete Marshall and Butch Mitchell. Bill Stebbins Sr., Freddie Mills, Mike Mills, Randy Potter and Ralph Stygles.
Dick Therrien won the coveted Bobby Shores Memorial Award presented by Butch Mitchell. Shore's was a legend in the racing world, known for his knowledge and dedication to racing, all the while working from a wheel chair. Appreciation Awards were presented by Pete and Nancy Marshall to Jack Call and Min Kennett. The Speedway 51 Award also went to Dick Therrien presented by Joey Laquerre and Pam Dunkling.
The 2017 Speedway 51 Driver of the Year award went to Perras Ace Hardware Tiger Sportsman driver, Brendan Moodie. Moodie scored eleven victories in his championship season.
Plans are being made for 2018 at Speedway 51 powered by the Autosaver Group. For more information visit the track website at www.speedway51int.com. Speedway 51 is located at 78 Craggy Road in Groveton, New Hampshire.
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