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Kyle Cassagrande
#7 DARE Stock

The 2007 race season was Kyle Casagrande’s first experience in the full-fender DARE Stock Division at CT’s Stafford Motor Speedway. Casagrande (a familiar name at NE short tracks) raced the #7 Dare to seven starts.

It was a memorable season for the sixteen year old, racing with the big boys in stock cars. His strategy was simple, “Don’t crash and work my way to the front" says Casagrande.

He attributes his interest in racing to his Uncle, Dean Casagrande “The best driver I know.” Dean also races DARE Stock..

Derek Chriss
#12 Allstar Racing Truck Series (ARTS)

The “ARTS” racing series is a asphalt track truck series for quarter and three-quarter short tracks with approximately twelve touring races on each seasons’ schedule. Derek Chriss races the #12 on this series. A former 1996 Kart Champion, Chriss hails from Averill Park NY and is a wholesale florist off track.

2007 was a sophomore season for Chriss, yet a learning season. His greatest challenge is getting the right setup and his goal is to win races.


Aaron Wall
#29 NEMA Midget

Eighteen year-old Aaron Wall races the #29 in the NEMA touring division. A product of quarter midget racing, Wall has a greater number of championships than the number of years in his age of 18. The highlight was winning the Eastern Grand Nationals in PA.

2007 was a good season for young Wall, ending the season 17th in points including one 2nd place finish with the #29  on a 9 race schedule.

Aaron's ride for 2008 will be the Power Point Racing #99 NEMA Midget.

Jason Moore
#44 SK Light Modified

“Impressive” is the only way to describe Jason Moore’s 2007 season in the SK Light Division at Stafford Motor Speedway in 2007. An accomplished welder & chassis fabricator, Moore and his Dad, Richie, built the #44 SK Light Modified at JMR Fabricating in West Springfield MA.
At the tender age of 27, Moore is a seasoned racer spending ten years in Karts and WKA for one season, with numerous wins and championships in his repertoire.

His pre-race SK race strategy in 2007 was “Save the car and be there in the end,” says Moore. He did well with thirteen starts for the season and six top ten finishes,ending the season 18th in points.

Per Moore “I enjoy every race we do whether I’m driving or working with someone else.” He is also Crew Chief for a Late Model team and Spotter on a True Value team. Moore’s goal is to continue climbing the ladder and one-day race for a living.

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