Rowan Pennink Looking For Continued Success in Stafford Speedway’s SK Modified® Division in 2015

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Rowan Pennink Looking For Continued Success in Stafford Speedway’s SK Modified® Division in 2015

(Stafford Springs, CT)—If ever there was a driver/team combination that went through a season of two halves, it was Rowan Pennink and the #99 Monk Wipes / Hitchcock Pool Water SK Modified® team. Pennink’s start to the 2014 season got off to a challenging start with four consecutive finishes of 19th or worse, including ending up on the roof of his #99 machine only 8 laps into the second race of the season. Pennink also missed two of the first seven races of the season, scoring no points at all. But things got turned around for the better for Pennink and the #99 team when they drove to victory lane in the July 25th 100-lap NAPA SK 5k event.

In the final 10 races of the 2014 season, Pennink won 5 times, including a three in a row winning streak and he scored more points than any other driver who finished in the top-10 of the SK Modified® points standings in that time frame. Pennink’s newfound success helped him climb from 26th place in the standings after the July 18th season event all the way up to 10th place at season’s end. Pennink is hoping that he and his team can carry over their positive momentum from the second half of the 2014 season to the 2015 season and be a contender for the track championship.
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Big Bonus for 2015 Rookie of the Year Contenders at Stafford Motor Speedway

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R.A.D. Automachine and T/A Engines Teaming Up to Provide Big Bonus for 2015 Rookie of the Year Contenders at Stafford Motor Speedway

(Stafford Springs, CT)—Thanks to Don Wood from R.A.D. Automachine and Tony Alteri and Bill O’Sullivan from T/A Engines, Stafford’s SK Light and Limited Late Model rookie drivers will be racing for a hefty amount of cash during the 2015 NASCAR Whelen All-American Series season. R.A.D. Automachine will also sponsor the DARE Stock Rookie of the Year for the third consecutive season. T/A Engines and R.A.D. Automachine will each contribute $500 for a total of $1,000 to the SK Light and $1,000 to the Limited Late Model Rookies of the Year, while R.A.D. Automachine will contribute a $500 bonus to the DARE Stock Rookie of the Year.
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Thompson Speedway Motorsports Park to partner with New York-based watchmaker, Martenero, in 2015

thompson speedwayThompson Speedway Motorsports Park (TSMP) has announced a partnership with Martenero, a New York-based maker of customized automatic watches, heading into the 2015 season. As the Official Timepiece of TSMP, Martenero watches will be on sale in the TSMP Pro Shop. With this partnership Martenero will be collaborating with the Speedway on an ongoing series of automotive events, and other special projects.

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Ryan Preece Ready to Chase SK ModifiedR Track Championship in 2015 With Strong Team and New Car Number

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(Stafford Springs, CT)—Over the past 2 seasons of SK Modified® racing at Stafford Motor Speedway, Ryan Preece has had a dominant car and been the driver to beat. Preece has racked up a total of 14 feature victories, which equates to a winning percentage of 40% or one victory every 2.5 starts in 2013 and 2014. As the off-season begins and anticipation for the 2015 season begins to build, Preece is excited about his plans for the 2015 season.

Preece will team with Jean-Guy and Brigitte Poulin along with Mike Pauqette and his family to form PPP Racing as he chases after his second career SK Modified® championship. Preece’s car number will change from 2 to 6 to mimic his new ride with Eddie Partridge on the NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour but the car will be the same car that Preece has piloted to his 14 wins over the past 2 seasons.
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Stafford Speedway DARE Stock R.A.D. Automachine Rookie of the Year Trace Beyer Raises $3,528 For Michael C. Robson Scholarship Fund

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(Stafford Springs, CT)—In the season ending NAPA Auto Parts Fall Final Weekend at Stafford Motor Speedway, DARE Stock competitor and Brewster, NY native Trace Beyer closed out his R.A.D. Automachine Rookie of the Year winning season in fine style with a 5th place finish. But Beyer’s fifth place finish turned out to be worth so much more than 42 points towards his season total. Based on his finishing 5th, Beyer was able to raise $3,528 for the Michael C. Robson Scholarship Fund.
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