It is, without question, the deepest field of talent of any weekly short track division at a Connecticut facility.
Last year’s top-10 finishers in the standings of the SK Modified division at Stafford features five full-time NASCAR Modified Tour drivers and a driver who has finished in the top three of the NASCAR’s short track national standings annually for five years.
And the already top heavy division will see a flood of the top young talent from the track’s SK Light Modified division pouring in.
Sunday at the Spring Sizzler at Stafford, Woody Pitkat begins defense of the 2013 SK Modified championship. No driver has repeated as champion in the division in consecutive seasons since Ted Christopher in 2001.
So who will be hoisting the big trophy when they year is over? You make the call. Vote below.
The Bull Dog Eric Berndt
wow… pitkat haters out there!
It must of killed you to not put Keith’s name at the top of the list! Where is Eric Berdnts name? Ronnie Williams, chase dowling really?
Unfortunately, Eric’s name was inadvertently left out in the submission of the poll software, and another name can’t be added once the voting begins on the poll. It was not meant to be a sleight of Eric in any way.
I do get a kick though out of the Rocco reference. Another person shocked that I write about Keith more than most other drivers? Let’s see, he races in the SK Modified divisions at Stafford, Waterford, Thompson. He races a Late Model at Waterford and Thompson. He races on the NASCAR Modified Tour and with the Modified Racing Series. And oh yeah, he runs up front in virtually all of those divisions constantly. How shocking that a website that covers all those things listed would write stories regularly mentioning the guy who runs up front and wins constantly? Yeah, that’s one that’s been stale since you used it to refer to Ted Christopher getting written about a lot 10 years ago.