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#29 IN THE PROGRAM  #1 IN YOUR HEART WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 24th, 2022 The Legacy of Boston Louie Lives On in the 26th Annual Boston Louie Seymour Memorial For the past 26 years, the race held in honor of the Massachusetts based car owner who campaigned his winning #29 Midgets, Sprints and Silver Crown cars across America, has brought together the very best in open wheel Midget racing. The 2022 Boston Louie Memorial is history. Congratulations to the winners Avery Stoehr, PJ Stergios, and their teams for outstanding performances. We would like to thank all the competitors that help make this event so successful. A total of 40 midgets from all over the east coast traveled to the Cement Palace to compete for a record purse of over $22,000. Thank you to Seekonk Speedway and Flo Racing for the opportunity to showcase our Classic on a national stage. Our officials and race organizers who put in the long hours on a hot day to keep the event flowing, thanks for your efforts. Pete Falconi, Jack Arute and Allen Bestwick, you guys took the race to another level !!! Thanks  to our Sponsors: Hoosier Tire Shea Concrete Products Kevin Park Eight Ball Properties Nantucket Properties IPC Bill Van Slyke Vivo Architecture Scott’s Roofing Ruth Michalski of Guaranteed Rate Morgage Falconi Energy Bentleys Saloon Project 44 Valeri Construction Radical Race Gear Ktron Salon Sorella Mike Scrivani Circle Performance The O'Brien Family Martel Motorsports And finally to all the open wheel fans that supported the 26th Annual race, Thank You all. The Seymour Family FULL 2022 RESULTS & PHOTOS HERE  2022 NEMA LITES WINNER: PJ STERGIOS #4 BERTRAND - STERGIOS - CABRAL 2022 NEMA MIDGETS WINNER: AVERY STOEHR #39 J. CHAMBERS - STOEHR - CABRAL FULL 2022 RESULTS & PHOTOS HERE   Dave Steele   On March 25, 2017, the most accomplished pavement open wheel racer in America , Dave Steele of Tampa Fl. passed away at Desoto Speedway in Bradenton while attempting to win his 100th sprint car race in the state of Florida. When the Nema midgets roll into Seekonk Speedway on June 26 2019, for the 23rd Annual Boston Louie Memorial, NEMA will honor Steele by extending the customary 29 lap race to 33 laps (Steele's number) for the Nema Lites portion of the event. As a car owner, I had the opportunity to compete against Dave in the Silver Crown series for so many years. I also had the unique chance to race with him on one occasion at the Stafford Motor Speedway in 2006 when he drove our car. On that day, I realized just how special and talented he was. In our forty plus years of racing in the silver crown series , there has never been one individual with such a combination of driving skills, mechanical ability, chassis knowledge and an uncanny eye for preparing the sharpest looking , state of the art, open wheel race cars. Thank You Bobby Seymour "The Louie" - A Showcase of Talent A brief overview of Boston Louie history follows. 1997 – The championship-bound Russ Stoehr and Bruce Beane won the first Boston Louie, besting legend Nokie Fornoro, the latter driving for the Scally family. 1998 – Another championship bound team, Drew Fornoro and Gene Angelillo prevailed besting Bobby Seymour. It was the first of three Louie victories for Angelillo. 1999 – A perfect night for Louie Seymour’s boys, Bobby, in the Scrivani #9, besting Mike in the Tapply #8. 2000 – Driving a car older than he was – the family #35 – Randy Cabral collected his first-ever NEMA checkered (he now has 33) with a convincing win over Nokie Fornoro. 2001 – Driving Babe Shaw’s 1s, Jeff Horn started eighth, had the lead by lap two and beat Russ Stoehr by a comfortable margin. 2002 – Moving to Waterford Speedbowl, 16-year old Bobby Santos III, driving a Seymour/Scrivani maintained car, scored his first “big” win. The winning pass – going under Tim Bertrand in turns three and four – came with 13 laps remaining. 2003 – Win number one for Payne and two for Angelillo came after Randy Cabral’s car was judged “too wide.” 2004 – Ben Seitz (Valeri 17) chased down Payne, took the lead with nine left and then survived a late restart challenge. Seitz and Valeri went on to the championships. 2005 – Back at Seekonk, Joey Payne took advantage of a lap 23 caution to pass Jeff Horn and become the first two-time winner. It was the third Louie for Angelillo. 2006 – It was Nokie’s turn and he wired it in the Jarret #4, finishing far ahead of Payne. 2007 – Seitz joined the two win club. Although he led every lap, Seitz had to beat back challenges from both Nokie Fornoro and Payne in the closing laps. 2008 – The Cabral/Bertrand team, with a motor borrowed from the Santos team, started eighth, had the lead by lap three and won by less than a car length over a very young Jeff Abold in a Seymour car. Bobby Santos III was third. Shaun Gosselin was the first “Louie” Lites winner. 2009 – The first of three straight wins for the Abold/Seymour team. After posting a blistering 10.859 in time trials, Abold came from the 16th starting spot and passed Cole Carter, driving for Bertrand, on lap 18. Anthony Marvuglio, in the Cabral 35, scored an emotional Lites win. 2010 – Starting 14th, Abold needed only 10 laps to grab the lead and then beat back a late challenge from Cabral. It was a sweep for the Seymours, Anthony Nocella winning the Lites event. 2011 – Setting fast time for the third straight year, Abold needed 19 laps to grab the lead and again beat back Cabral threats in the closing laps. David Moniz ruled the Lites feature. 2012 – Race cancelled due to weather 2013 – Doug Coby, in only his third Northeastern Midget Association ride, added the Boston Louie Memorial. The National NASCAR Whelen Modified champion got by Bertrand Racing teammate Randy Cabral with four laps remaining in the 29-lap event. 2014 - Randy Cabral over Todd Bertrand in the Midgets. PJ Stergios takes his second win in the Lites. Speed Sport Magazine covers the show for MAV TV. 2015 - Todd Bertrand beats teammate Randy Cabral. In the Lites, PJ Stergios scores his third in a row Boston Louie win. 2016 - Doug Coby invades & captures Midget race; Jim Chambers conquers Lites. 2017 - John Zych takes his first Boston Louie win; Dylan Duhaime and Jim Chambers stage a last lap LITES battle. 2018 - Randy Cabral becomes the first four-time winner of the Boston Louie; Dan Cugini takes the Lites race. 2019 - Avery Stoehr scored the NEMA Midgets victory for the "biggest win of my career." Young Ryan Locke took the LITES win. 2021 - Paul Scally celebrated his NEMA Midgets victory as the "my biggest win." Jake Trainor took the Boston Louie #29 to the checkers in the 50 lap LITES feature. 2022 - PJ Stergios scored the LITES win the Seymour #4. Avery Stoehr was the NEMA Midgets winner in the Bertrand #39. Boston Louie Results - 1997 to 2019 1997: 1. Russ Stoehr (Beane #26), 2. Nokie Fornoro, 3. Mike Seymour, 4. Drew Fornoro, 5. Babe Shaw 1998: 1. Drew Fornoro (Angelillo #45), 2. Bobby Seymour, 3. Mark Buonomo, 4. Russ Stoehr, 5. Ed Breault 1999: 1 Bobby Seymour (Seymour #9), 2. Mike Seymour, 3. Drew Fornoro, 4. Russ Stoehr, 5. Rudy Boetticher 2000: 1. Randy Cabral (Cabral #35), 2. Nokie Fornoro, 3. Joey Payne, 4. Jeff Horn, 5. Ryan King 2001: 1. Jeff Horn (Shaw #1s), 2. Russ Stoehr, 3. Drew Fornoro, 4. Mark Buonomo, 5. Kevin Weeks 2002: 1. Bobby Santos (Scravani #9), 2. Tim Bertrand, 3. Randy Cabral, 4. Howie Bumpus, 5. Russ Stoehr 2003: 1 Joey Payne (Angelillo #45), 2. Ben Seitz, 3. Sean Caisse, 4. Tim Heath, 5. Glen Cabral 2004: 1. Ben Seitz (Valeri #17), 2. Joey Payne, 3. Randy Cabral, 4. Bobby Santos, 5. Mark Buonomo 2005: 1. Joey Payne (Angelillo #45), 2. Jeff Horn, 3. Ben Seitz, 4. Chris Perley, 5. Erin Crocker 2006: 1. Nokie Fornoro (Jarret #4), 2. Joey Payne, 3. Bobby Santos III, 4. Jeff Horn, 5. Randy Cabral 2007: 1. Ben Seitz (Valeri #17), 2. Joey Payne, 3. Nokie Fornoro, 4. Adam Cantor, 5. Shane Hammond 2008: 1. Randy Cabral (Bertrand #47), 2. Jeff Abold, 3. Bobby Santos, 4. Jeremy Frankowski, 5. Joey Payne 2008 LITES: 1. Shaun Gosselin (Gosselin #26), 2. Nicholas Ribbe, 3. Jesse State, 4. PR Stergios, 5. Anthony Marvuglio. 2009: 1. Jeff Abold (Seymour #29), 2. Cole Carter, 3. Nokie Fornoro, 4. William Wall, 5. Randy Cabral. 2009 LITES: 1. Anthony Marvuglio (Cabral #35), 2. Shaun Gosselin, 3. Stephanie Doty, 4. Joe Mikitarian, 5. Jake Smith. 2010: 1. Jeff Abold (Seymour #4), 2. Randy Cabral, 3. Russ Stoehr, 4. Chris deRitis, 5. Aaron Wall. 2010 LITES: 1. Anthony Nocella (Seymour #29), 2. Andy Barrows, 3. Randy Cabral, 4. Eddie LeClerc Jr., 5. Russ Wood Jr. 2011: 1. Jeff Abold (Seymour #4), 2. Randy Cabral, 3. Greg Stoehr, 4. Anthony Nocella, 5. Barry Kittredge. 2011 LITES: 1. David Moniz (Moniz #18), 2. Seth Carlson, 3. Anthony Nocella, 4. Jim Santa Maria, 5. Carl Medeiros Jr. 2012: Cancelled Due to Weather 2013: 1. Doug Colby (Bertrand #74), 2. Randy Cabral, 3. John Zych Jr., 4. Ian Cumens, 5. Todd Bertrand 2013 LITES: 1. PJ Stergios (Stergios #11), 2. Andy Barrows, 3. Anthony Nocella, 4. Ian Cumens, 5. Avery Stoehr 2014: 1. Randy Cabral (Bertrand #47), 2. Todd Bertrand, 3. Avery Stoehr 4. Paul Scally, 5. Seth Carlson 2014 LITES: 1. PJ Stergios (Stergios #11), 2. Chris Lamb, 3. Jake Smith, 4. Adam Pierson, 5. Ryan Krachun 2015: 1. Toddd Bertrand (Bertrand #39), 2. Randy Cabral, 3. John Zych Jr., 4. Avery Stoehr, 5. Jeff Abold 2015 LITES: 1. PJ Stergios (Stergios #11), 2. Dylan Duhaime, 3. Ryan Bigelow, 4. Anthony Payne, 5. Jim Chambers 2016: 1. Doug Coby (Bertrand #74), 2. Randy Cabral, 3. Jeff Abold, 4. Jim Chambers, 5. Seth Carlson 2016 LITES: 1. Jim Chambers (Chambers #12), 2. Kyle Hamilton, 3. Matt Swanson, 4. Randy Cabral, 5. PJ Stergios 2017: 1. John Zych Jr. (Zych #9), 2. Avery Stoehr, 3. Doug Coby, 4. Anthony Nocella, 5. Randy Cabral 2017 LITES: 1. Dylan Duhaime (Cataldo #5), 2. Jim Chambers, 3. Chad Labastie, 4. Ryan Locke, 5. Ryan Bigelow 2018: 1. Randy Cabral (Bertrand #74), 2. Todd Bertrand, 3. Avery Stoehr, 4. Paul Scally, 5. Jim Chambers 2018 LITES: 1. Dan Cugini (Cugini #51), 2. Calvin Carroll, 3. Seth Carlson, 4. Jim Chambers, 5. Matt Swanson 2019: 1. Avery Stoehr (Bertrand #39), 2. John Zych Jr., 3. Randy Cabral, 4. Todd Bertrand, 5. Doug Coby 2019 LITES: 1. Ryan Locke (Locke #38), 2. Jake Trainor, 3. Anthony Marvuglio, 4. Ken Schrader, 5. Randy Cabral 2020: Cancelled Due to Covid 19 2021: 1. Paul Scally (Scally #30), 2. Randy Cabral, 3. Avery Stoehr, 4. Chase Dowling, 5. Alan Chambers 2021 LITES: 1. Jake Trainor (Seymour #29), 2. Ken Schrader, 3. Joe Bailey, 4. PJ Stergios, 5. Richie Coy 2022: 1. Avery Stoehr (Bertrand #39), 2. Randy Cabral, 3. , Jim Chambers 4. Matt O'Brien, 5. Nathan Byrd 2022 LITES: 1. Jake Trainor (Seymour #29), 2. Randy Cabral, 3. Todd Bertrand, 4. Ben Mikitarian, 5. Dan Cigini

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