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NEMA Midgets
Victory Circle - L to R: Mike Seymour, Randy Cabral
#47 (2nd), Winning Car Owner Tim Bertrand (Winning
Driver Doug Coby was racing in
the Mod feature),
John Zych Jr. #9 (3rd), and Bobby Seymour. |
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| Coby Captures
NEMA’s Boston Louie |
Seekonk, MA – Doug
Coby, in only his third Northeastern Midget
Association ride, added the Boston Louie Memorial to
his resume Sunday at Seekonk Speedway. The National
NASCAR Whelen Modified champion got by Bertrand
Racing teammate Randy Cabral with four laps
remaining in the 29-lap event.
Starting
sixth, Coby chased Cabral, who took the lead on lap
four, for 14 circuits before assuming command with
an outside pass heading into turn one. The move came
three laps after the third and final restart – each
featuring an epic battle.
Cabral (Bertrand
47) was second followed by John Zych Jr. (Zych 9),
Ian Cumens (Seymour 9) and Todd Bertrand (Bertrand
39). Zych was a definite challenger on the final two
restarts.
“The car was really hooked through
three and four,” said Coby. “I thought if I could
stay on Randy’s right rear I had a chance and I
really let it sail into one.” He quickly opened an
advantage and won the 16th edition of NEMA’s premier
event by five car lengths.
Driving different
cars, Cabral and Coby had different problems. “The
restarts killed me,” said Cabral, pointing out “my
car was good only on short runs.” He went into
“survival” mode after the car started to go away
eight laps in.
“Actually, we also had trouble
with the restarts,” said Coby. “It was skipping and
it needed three or four laps to clear out.” That was
evident on the second restart with 10 laps
remaining. Zych, startling behind Cabal, actually
took second briefly. Running on the outside, Coby
regained second a lap ahead of the final yellow.
The winning move surprised neither Cabral (“I
knew he was coming”) or car owner Tim Bertrand. “It
had to come on the outside because Randy was really
protecting the bottom.” Coby, Bertrand added, “did
an awesome job. He was smooth and patient and gave
great feedback all day.”
Zych, who started
ninth, was pleased with third “coming from where we
did” but in the end “just didn’t have enough for
those guys.” Anthony Mavuglio came from 14th to a
spot in the top 10, earning the hard charger award.
Pole sitter Jim Miller led the first three laps
before Cabral took over. Zych and Cumens were the
heat winners.
NEMA returns to action Saturday
night for the Rifchin Trophy race at Star Speedway.
 Coby
could not make the traditional Louie Victory Lane
ceremonies because of a ride in the accompanying
75-lap SK feature.
Ted
Christopher was the last predominately Modified
driver to win a NEMA feature. Coby’s next goal is to
tie Gene Bergin on the list. The Late Bergin won
twice.
Flagman
Steve Grant started the Boston Louie from the track,
kicking into gear the memories of several old
timers.
There
were a total 43 midgets on hand, 23 of them Lites.
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| NEMA Win ‘Another
Good Thing’ for Coby |
Brockton, MA - The
list of Modified drivers who have won a Northeastern
Midget Association feature is very short. Defending
NASCAR Whelen Modified champion Doug Coby became the
third member of the club Sunday winning NEMA’s
premier event – the Boston Louie Memorial at Seekonk
Speedway.
Coby, driving a Bertrand
Motorsports Autocraft-powered Drinan, passed
defending champion and Motorsports teammate Randy
Cabral with a daring outside move in turn one late
in the race.
“It is what it is,” says Coby.
“You can add it to a lot of good things that have
happened to me. Hopping into the car and winning
shows that I’m a versatile race driver. I think
that’s something all drivers want to show people.”
The Modified Tour and an SK-Modified commitment
at Stafford Motor Speedway remain his priorities and
opportunities to get back in the Midget are limted.
Seekonk’s Open Wheel Wednesday July 17 is the next
possibility. Still, there’s reason to celebrate.
Now, how about the winning move? “It was the
only move,” Coby explains. “I’ve driven enough
modified races at Seekonk to know it’s a two-lane
place.” So with the lap clicking down Coby went to
the outside of Cabral exiting four.
Both cars
were loose at the time, but Cabral was “terribly”
loose. Third place John Zych Jr., who had challenged
Coby on a restart a few laps earlier, was very loose
as well. Cabral later said he was in “survival mode”
after lap 10.
“You try to figure out where
your car is gaining,” Coby continues. “You try to
discover when your car is better than the other guy,
figure out where they are loose and you’re not.” It
was, in this case, in turns one and two and up the
track – like half a groove up.
“I wanted to
pinch Randy a little bit, take away the cushion”
continued Coby. “Once I cleared him he really drove
it in and it’s tough to do that with a loose race
car.” Coby was away and quickly opened a comfortable
edge.
He clearly proved he could drive a
Midget, turning laps in the high 10s (the SKs were
in the low 12s while the tour cars are in the high
11s.).
There was one more reward. Pointing
out there is traditionally little contact between
the Modifieds and Midgets at a race track, Coby has
“seen what it’s like on the other side. Midget guys
are constantly working. They don’t stop.”
Hall of Famer Gene Bergin and present Coby foe Ted
Christopher are the Modified drivers with NEMA wins.
Another Coby foe, Keith Rocco, has a NEMA Lites win.
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| Bertrand Celebrates
a Successful Louie |
Brockton, MA -
While some members of the Bertrand family “had their
eyes closed,” Tim Bertrand was enjoying the battle
for first between his two cars Sunday at the
Northeastern Midget Association’s Boston Louie
Memorial at Seekonk Speedway. Modified champion Doug
Coby (in the 74) and defending NEMA kingpin Randy
Cabral (47) were going at it.
“With two guys
that good there is no way one takes the other out,”
says Bertrand. He is not exactly a stranger watching
his cars battle for the lead. Cabral has battled
Bertrand teammates Cole Carter and Ryan Newman in
the past.
Coby, the reigning NASCAR Whelen
Modified king, won with an outside pass of Cabral in
the closing laps. Bertrand had three spots in the
top five including fifth place Todd Bertrand. All
three cars are different right down to the motors.
“If this car is meant to win anywhere, it’s
Seekonk,” Bertrand said of the Autocraft-powered
Drinan chassis. Indeed, the car and driver were a
perfect combo, Bertrand pointing long-time friend
Coby “did an awesome job. He was smooth and patient
all day and gave great feedback all day.”
Cabral, who drives the Esslinger-powered #47, was
quick to point out the 74 “handles a little tighter
and that’s exactly what was needed today.”
Coby and Bertrand have been friends since racing
quarter midgets at Thompson’s Little-T track.
“I have lots of friend from the quarter midget
days and Tim is one of them,” says Coby. “We’ve kept
in touch. He told he was putting a car together and
I told him I wanted to be on the guest list. I
wanted to see what it’s like driving a Midget. That
was five years ago.”
They got together last
fall. They won Sunday. |
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NEMA MIDGETS - SEEKONK -
6/2/13 |
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Pos.
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#
|
Driver |
Hometown
|
Owner |
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1 |
74 |
Doug Coby |
Milford, CT |
Bertrand Motorsports |
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2 |
47 |
Randy Cabral |
Plymouth, MA |
Tim
Bertrand |
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3 |
9 |
John Zych Jr. |
Mendon, MA |
John Zych Sr. |
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4 |
29s |
Ian Cumens |
Lydell, PA |
Bobby Seymour |
|
5 |
39 |
Todd Bertrand |
Suffield, CT |
Bertrand Motorsports |
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6 |
26b |
Greg Stoehr |
Bridgewater, MA |
Greg Stoehr |
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7 |
38 |
Anthony
Marvuglio |
E.
Bridgewater, MA |
Tammy Bourbeau |
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8 |
44 |
Joey Payne |
Fairlawn, NJ |
Ed Breault |
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9 |
45 |
Russ Stoehr |
Bridgewater, MA |
Dumo's Desire Racing |
|
10 |
5 |
Bethany
Stoehr |
Bridgewater,
MA |
MCI Racing/
Greg Stoehr |
|
11 |
30 |
Paul Scally |
Raynham,
MA |
Paul Scally |
|
12 |
3m |
Jim Miller |
Weymouth,
MA |
Jim Miller |
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13 |
77 |
Doug Cleveland |
Sudbury, MA |
Mike Luggelle |
|
14 |
21 |
Jim Chambers |
Atkinson, NH |
Mike Chambers |
|
15 |
13 |
Ryan Bigelow |
E. Hampton, CT |
Randy Bigelow |
|
16 |
3t |
Lee Bundy |
Kennebunkport,
ME |
Trevor Miller |
17
DNF |
16 |
Matt O'Brien |
Wilmington, MA |
Jim O'Brien & Sons Engineering |
18
DNF |
99 |
Jim Santa Maria |
Burlington, CT |
Susan Santa
Maria |
19
DNS |
71 |
Seth Carlson |
Brimfield, CT |
Gene
Feigel |
20
DNS |
7ny |
Lou Cicconi |
Aston, PA |
Allan Cantor |
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NEMA LITES Top
Three - L to R: Andy Barrows #81, 2nd;
Winner PJ Stergios #11; and Anthony Nocella #29,
3rd. |
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| Stergios Rules
Lites at “Louie” |
Seekonk, MA – A
daring inside move with three laps left gave P.J.
Stergios the victory in the 29-lap Lites feature at
the Northeastern Midget Association’s Boston Louie
Memorial Sunday at Seekonk Speedway. It also gave
the Stergois family a “weekend sweep.”
Driving the same car brother Jake won with on Friday
night at Lee USA Speedway, Stergios snuck under Andy
Barrows through turns three and four. The move
followed the fourth and final restart and ended a
journey that began in 12th starting spot.
Barrows (Barrows 81), who had led all but two laps
to that point, was second followed by Anthony
Nocella (Seymour 29), Ian Cumens (Seymour 9) and
Avery Stoehr (Stoehr 15b).
“I kind of needed
that last caution to get along side of Andy”, said
Stergios, who was fastest throughout practice. It
was, however, a cross-over move through one and two
that put him inside the leader heading into three.
“Of course I didn’t want to see that
caution,” countered Barrows. “It broke my rhythm and
cooled the tires.” He was more than aware “P.J. was
going to be tough, that he was going to give me a
run” and in the end acknowledged “the better car
won.”
Stergios pointed to the first caution
with only one lap gone as the real key. “It put me
on the bottom and that was important because there
was a lot of junk and it was loose up top.”
Barrows twice battled back restart challenges from
Dan Cugini. Meanwhile Stergios was moving forward.
When yellow flew for the third time with 10 laps
gone, Stergios was fourth. With Nocella on his tail,
he grabbed third when green showed and by lap 21 he
was sitting second. It was a drive worthy of hard
charger laurels although Barrows was clearly in
control before the final yellow showed.
It
was also a great drive for Cumens who came from an
early spin and, taking full advantage of the last
caution, passed five cars over the final three laps.
The Lites will join the full midgets
Saturday night at Star Speedway.
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NEMA LITES -SEEKONK - 6/2/13 |
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Pos.
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#
|
Driver |
Hometown
|
Owner |
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1 |
11 |
PJ Stergios |
Candia, NH |
Bill Stergios |
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2 |
81 |
Andy Barrows |
New Ipswitch, NH |
Dustin Anderson |
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3 |
29 |
Anthony Nocella |
Woburn, MA |
Bobby Seymour |
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4 |
9 |
Ian Cumens |
Lydell, PA |
Bobby Seymour |
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5 |
15a |
Avery Stoehr |
Lakeville, MA |
MCI Racing/
Russ
Stoehr |
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6 |
51 |
Danny Cugini |
Marshfield, MA |
D. Cugini |
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7 |
35 |
Randy Cabral |
Plymouth, MA |
Glen Cabral |
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8 |
27 |
Kevin Hutchens * |
E. Waterboro, ME |
Dan Hutchens |
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9 |
50 |
Carl Medeiros, Jr. |
Westport, MA |
Carl Medeiros |
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10 |
45 |
Brandon Igo |
Wilbraham, MA |
David Igo |
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11 |
44 |
Christian Briggs |
Mattapoisett, MA |
Christian Briggs |
|
12 |
46 |
Kenney Johnson |
Bethany, CT |
Jeff Johnson |
|
13 |
25 |
Richie Morocco
* |
Plainville, MA |
Richard Morocco |
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14 |
52 |
Kevin Park |
Foxboro, MA |
Kevin Park |
|
15 |
7 |
Dana Shaw |
Danielson, CT |
Gregory Olson |
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16 |
33 |
Scott Bigelow |
E.
Hampton, CT |
Randy Bigelow |
|
17 |
31 |
Paul Bigelow |
Kensington, CT |
Randy Bigelow |
|
18 |
41 |
Joe Cugini
* |
Marshfield, MA |
D. Cugini |
19
DNF |
76 |
Keith Rocco |
Wallingford, CT |
Frank Manafort |
20
DNF |
18 |
DJ Moniz |
Fairhaven, MA |
David Moniz |
21
DNF |
4 |
Jamie Falconi
* |
Southborough, MA |
Paul Scally |
22
DNF |
2k |
Kelly Ferrell
* |
Chaplin, CT |
John Ferrell |
23
DNF |
94 |
Logan Rayvals |
Brockville, ONT |
Craig Rayvals |
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* Rookie |
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NEMA / Grand
Marshall Bentley Warren
at Seekonk "Meet and Greet" |
The Northeastern Midget
Association will conduct a driver "Meet and Greet"
autograph session on Sunday at Seekonk Speedway during
the "Boston Louie". The session will be held behind the
front straightaway bleacher area with NEMA drivers Lou
Cicconi and Ian Cumens as well as NEMA Lite standouts
Christian Briggs and Carl Medeiros Jr., Star's feature
winner.
Supermodified star and Indy 500 veteran Bentley Warren
is also scheduled to appear. Warren is the event's Grand
Marshal.
Fans are encouraged to
bring along hats, t-shirts or other small items they
wish to have signed. Taking photos is also welcome.
Gates open at 2 PM - Opening Ceremonies at 3:45 PM
including a Flyover - Racing at 4 PM.
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HANDICAPPING PROCESS FOR
2013 THE "BOSTON LOUIE" |
Due to the high number
of entries in all of the groups racing on 6-2, there
will not be time for a NEMA Dash race.
NEMAs will draw for heat spots - feature line up is
straight up from heat finishes. Random draw of 6, 8 or
10 for invert.
LITES will utilize their standard HC and tire
rule for this event. |
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PRO STOCK CHAMPION FREDDY ASTLE TO PILOT NEMA LITE
AT THE BOSTON LOUIE |
Six
time Seekonk Pro Stock Champion “Flying” Freddy Astle of
Westport, MA is scheduled to compete in a NEMA Lite at
the Boston Louie Memorial Classic this Sunday at the
Cement Palace. Astle has been offered the #21 Scrivani
Racing entry from Brockton, MA. Astle has expressed
excitement at the opportunity to compete at his home
track in this prestigious event.
Fred will be joined by another champion the 2010 Whelan
All American Series Champion Keith Rocco of Meriden, CT.
who drives the #76 Frank Manofort of Springfield, VT
entry. Both drivers will have there hands full with a
full field of talent looking for the big trophy.
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SPORT TRUCKS TO COMPETE WITH NEMST |
| A
special waiver has been granted to two Seekonk Sport
Trucks to allow them to compete in the 50 Lap Northeast
Mini Stock Tour event. The # 44 of Daryl Church & the #
85 of Barry Shaw, Jr. was granted the waiver after
discussions with NEMST promoter Bob Guptil. This waiver
is available to these two competitors only after
concessions on their part and may serve as a test for
future competition. |
NEMA’s Louie, Seekonk
A Perfect Combination |
Brockton, MA -
The Midgets at Seekonk Speedway is a love affair that’s
been going on for almost 70 years. The Northeastern
Midget Association’s 16th Boston Louie Memorial Sunday,
June 2 in the latest chapter in the on-going tale.
“The Louie,” honoring the memory of Hall of Fame car
owner Boston Louie Seymour and featuring 29-lap features
for both the full Midgets and the NEMA Lites, is part of
a busy afternoon. A 75-lap SK-Modified race along with
the Pro 4 Modifieds and the New England Mini Stock Tour
are also on the agenda.
Started by the Seymour family, the Louie is NEMA’s
premier event. The 29 lap distance recognizes the number
Louie Seymour made famous.
Seekonk’s Midget win list starts with Oscar Ridlon, a
controversial victor in the facility’s first-ever race
on May 30, 1946. Fred Meeker, the winner in NEMA’s
inaugural event exactly seven years later, is also on
the list. Meeker ran laps in the low 16s. Last year’s
fastest feature lap belonged to Seth Miller who turned
an 11.162 en route to victory on what is seen as the
ultimate momentum track.
The list also includes current competitors Randy Cabral,
Russ Stoehr, Lou Cicconi, Greg Stoehr, Joey Payne and
Anthony Nocella. Other contenders include Ian Cumens,
Anthony Marvuglio and James Santa Maria, all winners in
Lites action at the “Cement Palace.”
The winner of the first Louie, Russ Stoehr hopes to join
Cabral and Payne on the two-win Louie plateau.
Waterford winner Todd Bertrand, promising Bethany
Stoehr, steady John Zych Jr., and veterans Jim Miller
and Paul Scally all hope to put a Louie win on their
resume.
Doug Coby and Keith Rocco hope to start a new list –
winning both a Louie race and a Modified race on the
same day. Coby returns to the Bertrand 74X for the Louie
while Rocco, driving the Manafort 76, ranks among the
favorites in the Lites race. Car owner Tim Bertrand
welcomes back NASCAR Modified champ Coby who, in two
starts, has proven he can run with the leaders.
Seekonk’s stock car win list starts with Johnny Rogers
on Armistice Day of 1948.
Point leader Carl Mederios Jr., a winner two weeks back
at Star, heads up an expected large Lites field. Dylan
Duhaime and Avery Stoehr, who finished two-three in last
year’s championship run, join Mederios in a group of
young firebrands that also includes rookies Kevin
Hutchins, Richie Morocco, Jamie Falconi and Megan
Cugini, all with the exception of Falconi is family
equipment. Falconi drives for Scally.
Other hopefuls in what will be the fourth Louie Lites
race are the Bigelow boys(Ryan and Paul), P.J Stergois,
Andy Barrows, Brandon Igo and Christian Briggs. |
BOSTON MARATHON TRIBUTE
OPENS
THE BOSTON LOUIE MEMORIAL CLASSIC
at SEEKONK SPEEDWAY |
SEEKONK,
MA- A tribute to the Boston Marathon
with a special opening ceremony at the Boston Louie
Memorial Classic will begin this exiting auto racing
program on Sunday June 2nd at Massachusetts’s only race
track, Seekonk Speedway at 4pm.
Race promoter Gary Sagar of Kraze Korlacki Speed
Equipment, Inc. has invited Dick & Rick Hoyt of Team
Hoyt,
www.teamhoyt.com and will be joined by members of
their Boston Marathon Race Team and others who will
circle the 1/3 mile oval carrying American Flags during
the playing of our National Anthem.
We will also be joined by the Seekonk Fire Department
and the Seekonk Police Department Honor Guard with
Seekonk Fire and Police Chaplin John Amaral.
Donations to the One Fund-Boston,
www.onefundboston.org will be accepted and forwarded
with an additional donation from the race promoter. |
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Making Ready For NEMA’s
“Louie” |
Brockton, MA – If absence makes the heart grow fonder,
expect a banner field for the 16th running of the
Northeastern Midget Association’s Boston Louie Memorial
Sunday, June 2 at Seekonk Speedway.
A victim of weather last year, “the Louie,” which
includes 29 lap features for both NEMA and the NEMA
Lites, is part of an “open wheel” extravaganza that
includes a 75-lap SK-Modified feature along with
appearances by the Pro Four Modifieds and the New
England Mini Stock Tour.
Doug Coby, who’ll drive the Bertrand #39 in the NEMA
event, and Keith Rocco, slated to steer the Manafort 76
in the Lites race, will be doing double duty. Both have
SKs rides as well.
Honoring one of New England’s racing Legends, car owner
“Boston Louie” Seymour, “the Louie” has become the
biggest plum on the NEMA schedule. Another legend,
Bentley Warren, is grand marshal.
The route to Seekonk’s victory lane is hardly a secret
for NEMA competitors, two-time defending champion Randy
Cabral coming into the race with seven ‘Konk’ checkereds
including two Louies. Cabral, whose win list started
with the 2000 Louie, has brought the Bertrand #47 home
second in the last two.
Lou Cicconi, who’ll be in the Cantor 7ny , has four
Seekonk wins while the Stoehr brothers Russ (Dumo’s
Desire 45)and Greg (Stoehr 26b ) have eight between
them, one of Russ’ five the 1997 Louie. Joey Payne, back
in the Breault 44, is also a two-time Louie winner.
Young Ian Cumens (Seymour 29) will be in charge of the
Seymour family fortunes. The Seymours have won the last
three Louie races with Jeff Abold. Cumens has won in a
Lites car at Seekonk.
Seth Carlson’s 11.152 posted NEMA’s fastest Seekonk lap
last year en route to a victory. Expectations are it
will take at least that to prevail at the Louie. Carlson
(Feigel 71), Waterford winner Todd Bertrand (Bertrand
39), Anthony Marvuglio (Bourbeau 38), Bethany Stoehr
(Stoehr 5b), Jim Miller (Miller 3m), James Santa Maria
(Santa Maria 99) and John Zych Jr. (Zych 9) are all
contenders.
There is, however, plenty of historical precedent for a
surprise – Cabral’s 2000 win in a family car older than
he was is a classic example.
A bumper crop of Lites is expected with Anthony Nocella,
who owns 5 Seekonk wins, a possibility in the Seymour
car. A pair of determined youngsters – Carl Medeiros Jr.
and Dylan Duhaime – are on a contender list that also
includes Ryan Bigelow, Jake Stergios and James Santa
Maria, the latter three all seeking a return to
Seekonk’s Victory Lane. |
Popular Matt Buckler To Call
Seekonk Special Event In June |
Seekonk, MA. -- Long-time Connecticut race announcer and
well-known sportswriter, Matt Buckler Jr., has been
added to the broadcast team at next month’s special
open-wheel event at Seekonk Speedway, Seekonk, MA.
The Four-in-one program, on Sunday afternoon, June 2,
will feature a special race for SK type modifieds, NEMA
Midgets, Northeast Mini Stock Tour and the Pro-4
Modifieds. Buckler will join track announcer Kevin
Boucher for the special modified race.
Race producer Gary Sagar wanted Buckler to be a part of
the first ever event at Seekonk from the get go. “Matt
works with the SK-type modifieds at Waterford, Stafford,
and Thompson and has the most knowledge of their drivers
and cars. His uncanny wit and professional demeanor made
him the ideal choice.”
Buckler visited Seekonk for the first time recently. “I
was impressed with the facility. It’s an easy commute
from Connecticut. I am excited to be part of this
special race event.”
The midget portion of the race card will feature the
annual “Boston Louie Memorial Classic” in honor of the
late ‘Boston’ Louie Seymour, a local icon who fielded
winning race cars throughout the country.
For additional information contact Gary Sagar at Kraze
Korlacki’s Speed Equipment -
www.krazespeedequipment.com - (800)-252-6830. |
MODS,
MIDGETS, & MINSTOCKS AT
THE BOSTON LOUIE MEMORIAL CLASSIC |
SEEKONK, MA. - Kraze Korlacki
Speed Equipment, Inc announces an exciting race event on
Sunday, June 2, 2013, at the historic “Cement Palace”
Seekonk Speedway. Mods, Midgets, & Ministocks take the
Green Flag as part of THE BOSTON LOUIE MEMORIAL CLASSIC
in honor of this local racing great. “My dad would be
honored by the cars & stars assembled to race in this
prestigious event” said Boston Louie’s son Bobby from
his race shop in Marlboro, MA.
The Northeast Midget Association will be well
represented by the NEMA regulars and NEMA Lites
competing for 29 Laps each; this is the biggest NEMA
event of the season honoring “Boston” Louie Seymour.
Open Wheel racing legend Bentley Warren will serve as
Grand Marshall.
Joining NEMA is a 25 Lap Race by the Pro4 Modifieds of
New England and the ever growing Texas Roadhouse
Northeast Mini Stock Tour will campaign for 50 Laps.
Last but certainly not least is a 75 Lap SK & SK Light
Type Modified Race where the winner will take home a
$5,000 pay day. SK Type Mods have not raced at the
Cement Palace since 1983 when Ed St. Angelo was Track
Champion. Ed will join us, dropping the Green Flag in
celebration of this 30 year anniversary.
Expected competitors include the 2012 NASCAR Whelen
Modified Tour Champion Doug Coby, the 2012 Race of
Champions Asphalt Modified Tour Champion & 2012 Seekonk
Speedway Open Wheel Wednesday Race Winner Matt
Hirschman, 2012 Stafford Track Champion Ted Christopher,
2012 Thompson Track Champion Ryan Preece & 2012
Waterford Track Champion Tyler Chadwick, to name a few.
Rules and additional information will be available after
April 1, 2013.
Please visit
www.krazespeedequipment.com for the latest
information. |
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Boston Louie Memorial Sponsors |
Special Thanks to
Texas Roadhouse
National Speed Sport News
Bentley's Saloon |
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| NEMA Midgets Feature
Race Sponsors |
Motorcars
International
Bridgewater, MA
Seals-it
Ellington, CT
Shea Concrete Products Inc.
Wilmington, MA
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| NEMA LITES
Feature Race Sponsors |
Blackwatch Farm
Weathersfield, VT
Five Guys of Seekonk
Power & Antenna Service
Bethany, CT |
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| NEMA Midgets Heat
Sponsors |
Heat 1
Blackwatch Farm
Weathersfield, VT
Heat
2
Nocella Paving
Woburn, MA
Heat 3
Dave Shore Inc.
Southbury, CT |
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| NEMA LITES Heat
Sponsors |
Heat
1
East Ontario Hay Sales
Brockville, ON
and
The First Turn Midget
Driving Experience
Marlboro, MA
Heat 2
Woody's Auto
Pelham, NH
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8 Ball Properties
Manchester, NH
Heat 3
UNOH - University of Northwestern Ohio
Lima, OH
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Blackwatch Farm
Weathersfield, VT |
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Sponsors |
Langhorne Motorsports
Langhorne, PA
Station Road Auto Body
Sudbury, MA
Conroy "Pneau" Control
Brunswick, OH
K-Tron Corp
Marlboro, MA
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