Stafford Motor Speedway concluded its Champion’s Week Saturday in celebrating their five divisional champions for the 2020 season.
Now it’s your turn to decide who was the most impressive of the champions in 2020 at the historic venue? Who had the most impressive performance in driving to a 2020 championship at Stafford Speedway? Vote below.
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I guess I buy that. Rocco because the division is so competitive with nothing but perfection demanded every single race. Still if you can miss races over a shortened season and win a championship that’s a blue moon kind of thing. Brian Sullivan has to be one of the most under the radar heavy hitters in any division in a good long while. No longer and he’ll be back in 2021.
November and already well over 30 SK Lights registered for 2021. It’s official, Fuller is in. Car listed as owned by dad Rick who said on more then one occasion a modified wouldn’t be “on his dime”.. Apparently he found a dime or folks gave him a nickel he could put with his nickel to get to a dime. Whatever, glad they got the dime as we fans get juiced up for 2021 to see what the Fuller clan back in their natural form of race car can do.