Rick Martin (racing driver)

Rick Martin
Rick Martin
Born	November 29, 1957 (age 66); Westport, Massachusetts
Car number	14
Engine	Chevrolet
Previous series
1987; 1988-1990; 2000-2001; 2004; 2001-2012	NASCAR Busch North Series; ACT Pro Stock Tour; NASCAR Winston Modifed Tour; ACT Late Model Tour; Pro All Stars Series
Awards
; 1991; 1996; 1998; 1999; 2010; 2016	Seekonk Speedway; Pro stock champion; Pro stock champion; Pro stock champion; Pro stock champion; Sport truck champion; Most popular pro stock driver
NASCAR Busch North Series career
Debut season	1987
Car number	14
Engine	Buick
Starts	1
Wins	1
Poles	0
NASCAR Winston Modifed Tour career
Debut season	2000
Car number	80
Engine	Chevrolet
Starts	2
Wins	0
Poles	0
Pro All Star Series career
Debut season	2001
Car number	14
Engine	Chevrolet
Starts	43
Wins	2
Poles	20

Richard Martin (Born November 29, 1957), known by his racing name as "Radical Rick", is an American professional stock car racing driver. Rick currently competes in the Whelen All-American Series, racing at Seekonk Speedway in his #14 Chevrolet SS pro stock (super late model).

Race history

Busch North Series

1987 Busch Seekonk 150
Track: Seekonk Speedway
Position	Driver	Number
1	Rick Martin	14
2	Dale Shaw	60
3	Bobby Dragon	71
4	Chuck Bown	7
5	Joey Kourafas	33
6	Steven Humphrey	?
7	Billy Clark	?
8	Leo Cleary	?
9	Jimmy Rosenfield	?
10	Joe Bessey	?
11	Dick McCabe	?
12	Thomas Akowry	?
13	John Tripp	?
14	Joe Cerullo	?
15	Ron Moon	19
16	Kelly Moore	47
17	Larry Caron	88
18	Stephen Sprague	?
19	Bob Healey	11
20	Richard Caparco	?
21	Norm Holden	?
22	Gregg Lessard	92
23	Daniel Solomon	?
24	Pete Silva	?
25	Mike Weeden	45
Source^[1]

Winston Modifed Tour

2000 Carquest 150
Track: Seekonk Speedway
Position	Driver	Number
1	Jerry Marquis	44
2	Mike Ewanitsko	21
3	Rick Fuller	8
4	Tim Connolly	4
5	Tony Hirschman	25
6	Reggie Ruggiero	2
7	Tommy Cravenho Jr.	3
8	Ed Flemke, Jr.	79
9	Chris Kopec	16
10	Charlie Pasteryak	5
11	Ricky Miller	42
12	L.W. Miller	73
13	Tony Ferrante Jr.	31
14	Jimmy Kuhn	72
15	Bob Polverari	71
16	Carl Pasteryak	75
17	Dan Avery	10
18	Jamie Tomaino	99
19	Jamie Asklar	68
20	Doug French	98
21	Bruce Driver	81
22	John Blewett III	77
23	Ed Kennedy	0
24	Fred Vordermeier	04
25	Ted Christopher	13
26	Dave Etheridge	54
27	Rob Summers	55
28	Rick Martin	80
29	Mike Christopher	11
30	Joey Caraccia	15
Source^[2]

2001 Carquest 150
Track: Seekonk Speedway
Position	Driver	Number
1	Chris Kopec	16
2	Charlie Pasteryak	5
3	Ted Christopher	25
4	Mike Ewanitsko	17
5	John Blewett III	77
6	Tommy Cravenho Jr.	4
7	Todd Szegedy	94
8	Dave Berghman	32
9	Carl Pasteryak	75
10	Rick Fuller	8
11	Nevin George	11
12	Reggie Ruggiero	2
13	Jamie Tomaino	99
14	Jamie Asklar	28
15	Howie Brode	96
16	L.W. Miller	73
17	Joey Caraccia	15
18	Rob Summers	4
19	Ed Flemke Jr.	79
20	Tony Ferrante Jr.	31
21	Bob Polverari	71
22	Mike Stefanik	21
23	Scott Newell	07
24	Tony Hirschman	80
25	Jerry Marquis	34
26	Rick Martin	80
27	Jimmy Kuhn	72
28	Tom Baldwin	7
29	Fred Vordermeier	04
30	Doug Meservey	1
Source^[3]

Pro All Star Series

2007 Pro All Star 200
Track: All-Star Speedway
Position	Driver	Number
1	Mike Rowe	4
2	Ben Rowe	2
3	Travis Benjamin	17
4	Trevor Sanborn	29
5	Richie Dearborn	33
6	Derek Ramstrom	35
7	Alan Tardiff	88
8	Bill Penfold	0
9	Sam Sessions	1
10	?	?
11	Scott Chubbuck	77
12	Adam Bates	98
13	Gary Smith	75
14	Wayne Helliwell Jr.	01
15	Johnny Clark	54
16	Kyle Busch	51
17	Dave Dion	29D
18	Aric Blanchette	99
19	DJ Shaw	23
20	Rick Martin	14
21	Mark Patten	07
22	Jeremie Whorff	00
23	Curtis Gerry	7
24	Stephen Berry	15
25	Jimmy Chambers	7C
26	Joey Porciello	04
27	Mike Parks	66
28	Jimmy Renfrew	55
Source^[4]

2007 Full Fendered Frenzy 75
Track: Thompson Speedway Motorsports Park
Position	Driver	Number
1	Ben Rowe	4
2	Trevor Sanborn	29
3	Mike Rowe	2
4	Richie Dearborn	33
5	Adam Bates	98
6	Derek Ramstrom	35
7	Bill Penfold	0
8	Larry Gelinas	48
9	Les Rose Jr.	62
10	Gary Bellefleur Jr.	40
11	Mike Parks	66
12	Rick Martin	14
13	Mike Rivard	59
14	Joey Porciello	04
15	Norm Wren	1M
16	Johnny Clark	54
17	Steve Desmaris	6
18	Alan Tardiff	88
19	Stephen Berry	15
20	Jeremie Whorff	00
21	Travis Benjamin	17
22	Dave Macomber	42
23	Curtis Gerry	7
Source^[5]

2008 Pro All Stars Series Super Late Model Summerfest 130
Track: Riverside Speedway
Position	Driver	Number
1	Johnny Clark	54
2	Travis Benjamin	17
3	Derek Ramstrom	35
4	Ben Rowe	4
5	Adam Bates	98
6	Richie Dearborn	33
7	Rick Martin	14
8	Steve Berry	15
9	Donnie Whitten	7W
10	Kelly Moore	47
11	DJ Shaw	60
12	Matt Frahm	14M
13	Bobby Tripp	88
14	Alan Wilson	53
15	Gunnar Josselyn	25J
16	Harry Olson	22
17	Jamie Swallow Jr	04
18	Cassius Clark	8
19	Walt Hammond	97H
Source^[6]

http://racing-reference.info/driver/Richard_Martin

http://www.proallstarsseries.com/Archives/archives_2008_1.htm

http://www.proallstarsseries.com/2007_Photos/06b-all-star-6-30-07.htm

http://www.proallstarsseries.com/2007_Photos/07-THOMP-7-14-07.htm

http://www.southcoasttoday.com/article/20060712/news/307129935

http://seekonkspeedway.com/all-about-us/ (championship stuff at bottom)

http://www.thethirdturn.com/wiki/Rick_Martin_(MA)

Going to look for some more references before I start actually writing anything. Points to go over:

at least three nascar races (1987 busch north, 2000 nwmt, 2001 nwmt)
pass racing (disqualified after winning a race in 07, nothing much else exciting)
weekly seekonk racing (pro stock > sport truck > pro stock, dont know years where he changed main division to main division or if he raced in any others)
- one of the driver with the most wins at the track, 5 track championships (tied for 3rd with ron bouchard and rick hanatow jr)
race car builder (rick martin race cars, https://www.facebook.com/Rick-Martin-Race-Cars-704783656210102/)

Future reference

Quote

“

Kentucky Speedway's reputation as an epicenter of traffic mayhem preceded it. An increase in seating capacity to 107,000 and an inaugural Sprint Cup race guaranteed that the already troublesome venue would become one of the most inaccessible in all of NASCAR. Fatal vision fulfilled.

”

^{[citation needed]}

Result list

2016 U.S. PS/SLM Championship
Position	Driver	No.
1	Tom Scully Jr.*	2
2	Derek Griffith	12D
3	Darrell Johnson Shaw	72
4	Derek Ramstrom	35
5	Dalton Sargeant	55
6	Dave Darling*	52
7	Jeremy Davis	09
8	Angelo Belsito*	8
9	Wyatt Alexander	96
10	Kenny Spencer III*	0
11	Bobby Pelland III*	12
12	Cory Casagrande	1
13	Dick Houlihan*	41
14	Robert Hussey*	80
15	Rick Martin*	14
16	Joey Pole	97
17	Ryan Lineham*	48
18	Mike Fowler	66
19	Craig Weinstein*	90
20	Ben Bosowski	75
21	Mike Scorzelli	18
22	Fred Astle*	30
23	Cole Littlewood	61
*Weekly Seekonk Speedway competitors^[7]

another thing

Year	Team	Manufacturer	Start	Finish
1979	Osterlund Racing	Buick	10	8
1980		Oldsmobile	32	4
1981		Pontiac	7	5
1982	Bud Moore Engineering	Ford	10	36
1983	Bud Moore Engineering	Ford	3	35
1984	Richard Childress Racing	Chevrolet	29	2
1985			18	32
1986			4	14
1987			13	5
1988			6	10
1989			8	3
1990			2	5
1991			4	5
1992			3	9
1993			4	2
1994			2	7
1995			2	2
1996			1	2
1997			4	31
1998			4	1
1999			4	2
2000			21	21
2001			7	12

another quote

"No fire could burn his character. No stone could break it."

—Dale Earnhardt Jr. on February 18, 2001.^[8]

more stuff

NASCAR K&N Pro Series West results
Year	Team	No.	Make	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	NKNPSWC	Pts
2015	Jefferson Pitts Racing	55	Chevy	KCR 1	IRW 3	TUS											17th	173
2015	HScott Motorsports with Justin Marks	52	Chevy				IOW 23^[a]	SHA	SON 2	SLS	IOW 13^[a]	EVG	CNS	MER	AAS	PHO 4	17th	173

wikiproject nascar results

Key
Color	Result
Gold	Winner
Silver	Finished 2nd–5th
Bronze	Finished 6th–10th
Green	Finished 11th–20th
Blue	Finished 21st or worse
Purple	Did Not Finish (DNF)
Black	Disqualified (DSQ)
Pink	Did Not Qualify (DNQ)
Tan	Withdrew From Race (Wth)
White	Qualified for another driver (QL)
White	Qualified but replaced due to injury or incident (INQ)
Blank	Did Not Participate (DNP)
	Excluded (EX)
	Did not arrive (DNA)

Valenti Modified Racing Series

Year	Champion
2004	Kirk Alexander
2005	Kirk Alexander
2006	Dwight Jarvis
2007	Kirk Alexander
2008	Chris Pasteryak
2009	Jon McKennedy
2010	Jon McKennedy
2011	Chris Pasteryak
2012	Jon McKennedy
2013	Rowan Pennink
2014	Justin Bonsignore
2015	Woody Pitkat
2016	Jon McKennedy

Seekonk Speedway

Track champions at Seekonk Speedway, 1949-2016
Year	Mini modifieds	Mini stock	Modifieds	Legends	Formula 4	SYRA	Sport 4	Pure stock	Sport truck	Sportsman	Late model	Pro stock
1949			Hop Harrington
1950			Mickey Gill
1951			Dave Humphrey
1952			Dave Humphrey
1953			George Smaldone
1954			George Smaldone
1955			George Smaldone
1956			Fred Luchesi
1957			Hop Harrington
1958			Hop Harrington
1959			Dave Humphrey
Year	Mini modifieds	Mini stock	Modifieds	Legends	Formula 4	SYRA	Sport 4	Pure stock	Sport truck	Sportsman	Late model	Pro stock
1960			Joe Rosenfield								Les Andrews
1961		Reino Tulonen	Joe Rosenfield								Dick Machado
1962		Gavin Couper	Joe Rosenfield								Wayne Silvia
1963			Billy Clarke								Dick Machado
1964			Joe Rosenfield								Wayne Silvia
1965			Bugs Stevens								Ray Lackey
1966			Deke Astle								Ed Flanagan
1967			George Summers								Sonny Mello
1968			Ron Bouchard								Bill Anderson
1969			Ron Bouchard								George Ponte
Year	Mini modifieds	Mini stock	Modifieds	Legends	Formula 4	SYRA	Sport 4	Pure stock	Sport truck	Sportsman	Late model	Pro stock
1970			Ron Bouchard								Don Dionne
1971			Ron Bouchard								Norm Holden
1972		Wayne Darling	Leo Cleary								Joe Oliver
1973		Jerry Capozzoli	Red Barbeau								Vinnie Annarummo
1974			George Summers							Wayne Dion	Russ Webber
1975		Bill Tibbert, Jr.	George Murray							Frank Carpenter	Hank Goff
1976			George Murray								Buddy Peckham
1977			Bugs Stevens								Wayne Dion
1978		Dan Meservey	Ron Bouchard							Ray Souliere		Charlie Perry
1979			Leo Cleary								Joe Cerullo	Don Dionne
Year	Mini modifieds	Mini stock	Modifieds	Legends	Formula 4	SYRA	Sport 4	Pure stock	Sport truck	Sportsman	Late model	Pro stock
1980										Ray Souliere	Ron Kingsborough	George Murray
1981			Bugs Stevens								Deke Astle Jr.	Don Dionne
1982	Bill Singerson		Gomer Taylor								Paul Round	Wayne Dion
1983	Marcel L'Etoile		Ed St. Angelo								Greg Warzycha	Norm Holden
1984	Bobby Fitzpatrick										Dave Sylvia	Norm Holden
1985	Dick Houlihan									Brian Thompson	Dennis Dupuis	Norm Holden
1986	Richie Murray									Rick Hanatow	Kevin Nabb	Leo Cleary
1987	Leo Cleary									Bill Willcox	Bob Stockel Jr.	Joey Cerullo
1988										Rick Hanatow	Ray Souliere	Johnny Tripp
1989										Roland Wheeler	Johnny Gomes	Bugs Stevens
Year	Mini modifieds	Mini stock	Modifieds	Legends	Formula 4	SYRA	Sport 4	Pure stock	Sport truck	Sportsman	Late model	Pro stock
1990										Jim Proulx	Rick Hanatow	Vinnie Annarummo
1991					Brian Thompson					Jim Proulx	Rick Hanatow	Rick Martin
1992					Doug Hanson					Scott Serydynski	Rick Hanatow	Vinnie Annarummo
1993					Kevin Casper					Mike Boehler	Mike Hassell	Vinnie Annarummo
1994										Matt Dewey	Bob Pelland Jr.	Fred Astle Jr.
1995					Dave Banville				Turk Gunbay	Matt Dewey	Bobby LeClerc	Bobby Tripp
1996					Ray Parent				Ray Souliere	Rusty Bryant	Scott Estrella	Rick Martin
1997					David Brightman				Ray Souliere	Rusty Bryant	Scott Estrella	Len Ellis Jr.
1998					Billy Prisco				Billy Flint	Bob Bettencourt Jr.	James Lawrence	Rick Martin
1999					Billy Prisco				Billy Flint	Bob Bettencourt Jr.	Bryan Souza	Rick Martin
Year	Mini modifieds	Mini stock	Modifieds	Legends	Formula 4	SYRA	Sport 4	Pure stock	Sport truck	Sportsman	Late model	Pro stock
2000					Mike Brodeur	Jason Heroux (Mini cup) B.J. Piekarski (Baby Grand)			Brian Clarke	Bobby Rose	James Lawrence	Fred Astle Jr.
2001					Lance Cambra	Steve Heroux			Brian Clarke	Dick Cavallaro	James Lawrence	Len Ellis Jr.
2002					Jason Arsenault	Brit Andersen			Kyle Casper	Sparky Arsenault	Kenny Spencer	Dick Houlihan
2003					Rob Murphy	Matthew Hudon (Journeyman) Nick Ribbe (Apprentice)			Kevin Casper	Dave Ratcliffe	Gerry DeGasparre Jr.	Dick Houlihan
2004						Nick Ribbe (Journeyman) Tom McVay (Apprentice)			Lee Hayes	Elmer Wing III	Glenn Lawton	Vinnie Annarummo
2005						Christopher Robinson (600) Zach Tucan (750)			Brian Clarke	Al Clements IV	Mike Brightman	Vinnie Annarummo
2006						Kyle Tringali (600) Zach Tucan (750)		Randy Arruda	Mike Cavallaro	Al Clements IV	Gerry DeGasparre Jr.	David Darling
2007						Tim Brown (600) Brian Mondeau (750)		Bill Chouinard	Mike Cavallaro	Sparky Arsenault	Gerry DeGasparre Jr.	David Darling
2008						Jake Spillers (600) Dylan Estrella (750)		Scott Cestodio	Mike Cavallaro	Sparky Arsenault	Gerry DeGasparre Jr	Fred Astle Jr
2009						Dave Hutchins Jr (600) Jake Spillers (750)		Scott Cestodio	Jody Tripp	Mike Mitchell	Ryan Vanasse	Fred Astle Jr
Year	Mini modifieds	Mini stock	Modifieds	Legends	Formula 4	SYRA	Sport 4	Pure stock	Sport truck	Sportsman	Late model	Pro stock
2010						Nick Lascoula (600) Dave Hutchins Jr. (750)	Ken Silvia	Nick Uhrig	Rick Martin	Steve Axon	Ryan Vanasse	Fred Astle Jr.
2011						Branden Dion (600) Curtis Rolando (750)	Kyle Pacheco	William Chouinard	Mike Cavallaro	Ryan Lineham	Gerry DeGasparre	Fred Astle Jr.
2012						Tyler Boudreau (600) Austin Blais (750)	Chuck McDonald	Jesse Melberg	Mike Cavallaro	Paul Lallier	Gerry Degasparre	David Darling
2013				Nick Lascuola		TJ Moreshead (600) Curtis Rolando (750)	Devin Miranda	John Robidoux	John Paiva	Scott Bruneau	Gerry Degasparre	Dave Darling
2014				Nick Lascuola		Dereck Debbis (600) Shelby Donovan (750)	Devin Miranda	Mark Murphy	Rob Murphy	Rey Lovelace	Bobby Pelland III	Kenny Spencer
2015				Jordan Lamothe		Karlin Levesque (600) Eric Lebrun (750)	David Westgate	Andrew Kun	Chase Blecher	Paul Lallier	Dylan Estrella	Angelo Belsito
2016				Jake Johnson		Evan Marchand (600) Luke Lebrun (750)	Mike Belanger	Andrew Kun	Mike Cavallaro	Scott Bruneau	Dylan Estrella	Tom Scully Jr (Track) Fred Astle Jr (NASCAR division 1)
Sources^[9]^[10]

2017 American Canadian Tour

Driver's championship

(key) Bold – Pole position awarded by time. * – Most laps led.

Pos	Driver	LEE	TRS	DBS	WMN	SEK	BRG	WMN	TRS	DBS	NHM	THO	Points
1	Dillon Moltz	1*											125
2	Alex Labbe	2											104
3	Scott Payea	4											100
4	Jason Corliss	5											98
5	Spencer Morse	7											97
6	Eddie MacDonald	8											95
7	Rich Dubeau	9											93
8	Rowland Robinson Jr	11											90
9	Jimmy Hebert	13											89
10	Bobby Therrien	10											88
11	Jonathan Bouvrette	3											83
12	Kyle Welch	14											80
13	Josh Masterson	16											80
14	Miles Chipman	15											78
15	Matt Anderson	18											73
16	Raymond Christian III	19											72
17	Donald Theetge	6											71
18	Mike Ziter	21											71
19	Corey Mason	23											63
20	Mark Jenison	25											62
21	Jimmy Linardy	27											60
22	Mark Hudson	28											60
23	Scott Dragon	29											60
24	Dany Trepanier	12											59
25	Claude Leclerc	20											58
26	Quinny Welch	17											49
27	Glenn Marte	22											39
28	Mathieu Kingsbury	24											35
29	Oren Remick	26											35
Pos	Driver	LEE	TRS	DBS	WMN	SEK	BRG	WMN	TRS	DBS	NHM	THO	Points

2017 Northeastern Midget Association

Driver's championship

Midgets

(key) Bold – Pole position awarded by time. * – Most laps led.

Pos	Driver	STR	WIS	RIV	STR	SEK	STR	THO	WTR	STR	MON	STR	THO	Points
1	Avery Stoehr	1*												186
2	Jim Chambers	2												178
3	Alan Chambers	3												168
4	Seth Carlson	4												158
5	Spencer Morse	5												97
6	Eddie MacDonald	8												95
7	Rich Dubeau	9												93
8	Rowland Robinson Jr	11												90
9	Jimmy Hebert	13												89
10	Bobby Therrien	10												88
11	Jonathan Bouvrette	3												83
12	Kyle Welch	14												80
13	Josh Masterson	16												80
Pos	Driver	STR	WIS	RIV	STR	SEK	STR	THO	WTR	STR	MON	STR	THO	Points

Lights

(key) Bold – Pole position awarded by time. * – Most laps led.

Pos	Driver	LEE	TRS	DBS	WMN	SEK	BRG	WMN	TRS	DBS	NHM	THO	Points
1	Dillon Moltz	1*											125
2	Alex Labbe	2											104
3	Scott Payea	4											100
4	Jason Corliss	5											98
5	Spencer Morse	7											97
6	Eddie MacDonald	8											95
7	Rich Dubeau	9											93
8	Rowland Robinson Jr	11											90
9	Jimmy Hebert	13											89
10	Bobby Therrien	10											88
11	Jonathan Bouvrette	3											83
12	Kyle Welch	14											80
13	Josh Masterson	16											80
14	Miles Chipman	15											78
15	Matt Anderson	18											73
16	Raymond Christian III	19											72
17	Donald Theetge	6											71
18	Mike Ziter	21											71
19	Corey Mason	23											63
20	Mark Jenison	25											62
21	Jimmy Linardy	27											60
22	Mark Hudson	28											60
23	Scott Dragon	29											60
24	Dany Trepanier	12											59
25	Claude Leclerc	20											58
26	Quinny Welch	17											49
27	Glenn Marte	22											39
28	Mathieu Kingsbury	24											35
29	Oren Remick	26											35
Pos	Driver	LEE	TRS	DBS	WMN	SEK	BRG	WMN	TRS	DBS	NHM	THO	Points

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^ "2000 Carquest 150". Racing Reference. Retrieved 14 March 2017.
^ "2001 Carquest 150". Racing Reference. Retrieved 14 March 2017.
^ "Mike Rowe wins the All-Star 200". Pro All Star Series. Retrieved 14 March 2017.
^ "Ben Rowe Wins Thompson's Full Fendered Frenzy 75". Pro All Star Series. Retrieved 14 March 2017.
^ "Johnny Clark's Back in PASS North Victory Lane at Riverside Speedway". Pro All Star Series. Retrieved 14 March 2017.
^ Cite error: The named reference :1 was invoked but never defined (see the help page).
^ "Transcend – The Intimidator". Bleacher Report Media Lab. Retrieved 27 March 2017. He was a living legend by 2001, when he raced in the Daytona 500 and shared the track with his son, Dale Jr.
^ "Seekonk Speedway From Auto Racing Track Champions". Yankee Racer. Retrieved 12 March 2017.
^ "Track Champions (All About Us)". Seekonk Speedway. Retrieved 12 March 2017.

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[1] "1987 Busch Seekonk 150". Racing Reference. Retrieved 14 March 2017.

[2] "2000 Carquest 150". Racing Reference. Retrieved 14 March 2017.

[3] "2001 Carquest 150". Racing Reference. Retrieved 14 March 2017.

[4] "Mike Rowe wins the All-Star 200". Pro All Star Series. Retrieved 14 March 2017.

[5] "Ben Rowe Wins Thompson's Full Fendered Frenzy 75". Pro All Star Series. Retrieved 14 March 2017.

[6] "Johnny Clark's Back in PASS North Victory Lane at Riverside Speedway". Pro All Star Series. Retrieved 14 March 2017.

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[BR-8] "Transcend – The Intimidator". Bleacher Report Media Lab. Retrieved 27 March 2017. He was a living legend by 2001, when he raced in the Daytona 500 and shared the track with his son, Dale Jr.

[10] "Seekonk Speedway From Auto Racing Track Champions". Yankee Racer. Retrieved 12 March 2017.

[11] "Track Champions (All About Us)". Seekonk Speedway. Retrieved 12 March 2017.

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