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SUNDAY, JUNE 12th, 2022 |
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KYLE VALERI -
JAKE TRAINOR - AVERY STOEHR |
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NEMA LITES - HUDSON
- 6/12/22 |
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Pos.
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Driver |
Hometown
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Owner |
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1 |
10 |
Avery Stoehr |
Assonet, MA |
Jackie
Parker |
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2 |
29 |
Jake Trainor |
Medway, MA |
Matt
Seymour |
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3 |
17 |
Kyle Valeri |
Monument Beach, MA |
Peter Valeri |
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4 |
1 |
PJ Stergios |
Candia, NH |
Matt
Seymour |
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5 |
53 |
Dylan Coutu |
Hopeville, CT |
Ron Coutu |
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6 |
21 |
Joe Bailey |
Monroe, NJ |
Mike
Scrivani |
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7 |
30 |
Paul Scally |
Raynham, MA |
Paul Scally |
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8 |
16 |
Eric Bacon |
Brimfield, MA |
Dennis
O/Brien |
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9 |
28 |
Mike Pernesiglio |
Ronkonkoma, NY |
Pete Pernesiglio
Sr. |
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10 |
59 |
Brayden Egan |
Ashford, CT |
Eric Egan |
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11 |
26 |
Randy Cabral |
Kingston, MA |
Randy Cabral |
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12 |
94 |
Tiana Kibbe |
Fairfield, CT |
Curt Kibbe |
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13 |
99 |
Kyle Ferrucci |
Woodbury, CT |
Robert
Ferrucci |
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14 |
8 |
Ethan Dion |
Oakdale, CT |
Stephen
Dion |
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15 |
3 |
Christopher Vose |
Gloversville, NY |
Christopher Vose |
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16 |
9 |
Ben Mikitarian |
Northborough, MA |
John
Mikitarian |
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17 |
20 |
Alby Ovitts |
St. Johnsbury, VT |
Jackie
Parker |
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HEAT #1:
21, 3, 30, 17, 29, 16, 9, 20, 99, 8 |
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HEAT #2:
59, 10, 1, 94, 53, 29, 26 |
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Avery Stoehr Wins O'Brien Memorial |
Hudson, NH - On Sunday, July 12th,
the NEMA LITES moved on to the Jim O'Brien Memorial
at Hudson Speedway. The O'Brien Memorial celebrates
Jim O'Brien, a legendary car owner and club officer
who, for a span of four decades, personified the
best of NEMA. He was an innovative fabricator and
mechanic, and with his sons by his side, he always
built his own cars and motors. For years he served
as a NEMA contest board member, once a
vice-president, and for 13 consecutive years as
treasurer. His life-long dedication to the club was
truly outstanding, and in 2003 he was inducted into
the NEMA Hall of Fame. However, most notably, Jim
was always one that stood- up and fought for fair
competition and defended the "little guy" - racers
who ran with small budgets.
Joe Bailey and
Brayden Egan took down heat race wins early in the
day.
When the feature rolled out, veteran
Avery Stoehr quickly worked his way to the front of
the field. Stoehr would beat back hard charger Jake
Trainor coming from deep in the field on a pair of
restarts, and Kyle Valeri, who was having one of his
best runs of the season. Stoehr would pull away and
go on to take down the victory over Trainor, Valeri,
PJ Stergios, Dylan Coutu, Joe Bailey, Paul Scally,
Eric Bacon, Mike Pernesiglio, and Egan.
"We
struggled with the car the first 2 races and had to
go back to the drawing board. We got it better, and
now the car is amazing. I need to thank Jackie,
Jimmy, Keith, JAP, Paul McPhee, Kayla and my kids
for all supporting me," said Stoehr. "Feels great to
be back in victory lane and especially for the
O'Brien Memorial," he said.
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Spirit of Jim O'Brien Awards
Outstanding Competitor $100 Bonus
by
In Memory of Jeremy Decourcey
Outstanding Innovator $100 Bonus
by Todd
Bertrand Racing
Outstanding Racer $100 Bonus
by Redline
Motorsports
Platinum, Gold, Silver & Bronze Sponsors
Vivo Architecture, Inc. - - Platinum Sponsor
Alicia & Dennis O'Brien - - Gold Sponsor
Motor Cars International - - Gold Sponsor
In Memory of Jeremy Decourcy - - Silver Sponsor
A Place to Grow Too, LLC - - Bronze Sponsor
Bertrand Motorsports - - Bronze Sponsor
Shane Hammond Foundation - - Bronze Sponsor
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