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“The apple doesn’t
fall far from the tree” an old adage that easily applies to young twelve
year old Jesse Ruocco. Jesse, son of well known modified racer Frank
Ruocco, races the #39 in the Jr. Outlaw division at Stafford Motor
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Erik Pomasko
#471 4 cyl. Enduro
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can find the real grass roots racing in the Enduro Divisions at New
Hampshire’s Monadnock Speedway. Eric Pomarko races his #471 4cyl Enduro
at the “Mad Dog.” It is both amazing and scary to see the large field of home-grown enduros barrel around the high banked quarter track. They spin and twirl, bump and weave but somehow maneuver their racecars around overheated cars, shredding tires and other racing debris shortcutting the corners to advance, one way or another, in the final count. Pomasko races for the thrill, would like to win a race (best finish is 10th) and hopes to move to the mini stock division some time in the future. He emulates to #43 Cup driver, Bobby Labonte, whom he feels is an awesome driver. |
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Dennis Krupski
#66 SK Modified
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To “qualify, stay out of trouble and finish as high as possible” are the
goals for Dennis Krupski. That has not always proven to be possible as
Krupski blew the motor in his Riverhead home track modified going into
the final races of this season. Digging his SK out of storage, Krupski
came to Thompson for some fun racing and competition in the royal blue
#66. A veteran racer, Krupski has numerous wins at Riverhead Raceway in the Blunder Blast, Chargers and Late Model Divisions. He loves racing and helping other drivers. A left hander, Krupski’s strategy prior to each race is “just relax”. His future may be in a touring division such as True Value. Who is your hero? Dennis Krupski’s is Tom Baldwin, a true racer and good friend. |
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