Joey Pole Racing News

March 17, 2011

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Photo slide show from our 2011 Championship at New Smyrna Speedway

Joey Polewarczyk Jr.: ACT Late Model Tour
ACT Goodyear Speedweeks Cup Race Report - Night 2

Joey Polewarczyk Jr. of Hudson, N.H., finished fifth in the second ACT 100 at New Smyrna Speedway in New Smyrna
Beach, Fla., on Monday, February 14, to win the inaugural two-race ACT Goodyear Speedweeks Cup. Polewarczyk,
who won Sunday night's 100-lap event, won the title by a single point over Brian Hoar. After starting 18th in the
26-car field on Monday, Polewarczyk piloted the No. 97 Pole's Automotive/NH Precision Ford Fusion to the lead in
just 67 laps, briefly staying on the point until the handling on his car started to fade after a hard battle to the front.
With the overall championship, Polewarczyk has now claimed the last four ACT events in a row -- dating back to last
September in the ACT Invitational at New Hampshire Motor Speedway.

WHO: Joey Polewarczyk Jr., Hudson, N.H.
TEAM: No. 97 Pole's Automotive/NH Precision Ford Fusion
WHAT: ACT Late Model Tour Goodyear Speedweeks Cup, Race No. 2
WHERE: New Smyrna Speedway, New Smyrna Beach, Fla. (.500-mile oval)

STARTED: 18th
FINISHED: 5th
LED: 1 time for 1 lap

RACE 1 FINISH: 1st
RACE 2 FINISH: 5th
OVERALL SPEEDWEEKS CUP FINISH: 1st (six points)

NEXT: Sunday, April 17, NH Governor's Cup 150, Lee USA Speedway, Lee, N.H. (.375-mile oval)

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JOEY, HOW WOULD YOU ASSESS YOUR NIGHT?

I really thought we had the car to win tonight. The guys really put one heck of a setup under it.

I knew we'd have a good shot on (a late restart), but I really used my stuff up coming up from the back. But we did
what we had to do to win the first-ever ACT Goodyear Speedweeks Cup, so that's was pretty cool.

WERE YOU TRYING TO WIN THE RACE OR JUST HOLD ON FOR THE OVERALL CHAMPIONSHIP IN THE FINAL
LAPS?

I had nothing left. I was giving it all I had. I really wanted to pull off the sweep here.

This is just so big for us, I thought it would be special to win two of them. But you can't go wrong with (the
championship). I'm so happy for everyone on my team. This is just awesome.


	For Immediate Release JPR MEDIA 04182011-4

(Lee Speedway) - Joey Polewarczyk Jr. of Hudson, N.H. ended up finishing 26th in the New Hampshire Governors Cup,
held at Lee Speedway on Sunday, April 17.

Polewarczyk Jr. felt like he had a solid car all day and was consistently fast in practice. After qualifying for the Governor's
Cup through the second of two Consolation races, Joey started in 17th position in the 150 lap event .

Joey worked his way up to 8th place before becoming pinned between two cars on lap 46 and ended up with significant
suspension damage to the front end of the #97 Pole's Automotive, N.H. Precision, Hedman Hedders Ford Fusion. After
close inspection, the damage was too extensive for Polewarczyk Jr. to continue.

"Well we have won the last 4 ACT Races, that is what we will think back too" stated Polewarczyk Jr. "Hopefully this is our
bad luck for the season, we will repair the car and look forward to Thunder Road"

The next ACT Race is at Thunder Road Speedbowl in Barre, VT on May 1, 2011 for the 13th Annual Merchant's Bank
150. Polewarczyk Jr last visit to the Barre, VT High-Banked 1/4-Mile resulted in a Milk Bowl victory.

#97 Joey Polewarczyk Jr. Lee USA Speedway ACT Race Review

Joey Polewarczyk Jr. Comes Away with a second place finish at Thunder Road

For Immediate Release May 1, 2011

Barre, VT. – Championship contending Driver, Joey Polewarczyk Jr. came away Sunday with; what felt like a win for the
young Hudson, N.H. Late Model Driver.

Polewarczyk Jr. competed in the 13th Annual Merchants Bank 150, and after finishing 2nd in his Heat Race, Joey started
4th in the main event.

On lap 5, Polewarczyk Jr. took over the lead from #26 John Donahue and led for the next 86 laps. Joey encountered heavy
lapped traffic throughout the majority of the race. Polewarczyk Jr, navigated through the traffic and had a half-lap lead at
one point. As the lapped cars were racing each other for position, Barre, Vermont’s #88 Nick Sweet was reeling in
Polewarczyk and on lap 91, Sweet overtook Joey.

Polewarczyk Jr. held on for an outstanding second place finish. “Nick had the better car today, once he caught us, I knew
our Pole’s Automotive, N.H. Precision, Ford Fusion was in trouble” stated Polewarczyk “I really like racing Nick and hopefully
the next time we race together we will be the team in Victory Lane”

After a disappointing 26th place finish in the 2011 ACT Opening race at Lee Speedway, a 2nd place finish at Thunder
Road leaves the Polewarczyk Team happy with the improvement.

The #97 Polewarczyk Race Team will continue its drive toward the ACT Championship at Oxford Plains Speedway on
Sunday May 15.

Joey Polewarczyk Jr. PASS Series- WMMP Race Preview

For Immediate Release JPR05182011-11

N. Woodstock, N.H.- Pro All-Star Series Driver #97 Joey Polewarczyk Jr
of Hudson N.H. will make his second consecutive start in the Super
Late Model Series, when they visit the extremely fast quarter-mile White
Mountain Motorsports Park (WMMP) this Saturday, May 21, 2011

Polewarczyk Jr, coming off his Career best third place finish at Star
Speedway on May 14, looks to continue with his recent success in the
Series. “We felt that getting the podium finish at Star was a weight lifted
off our shoulders. We knew the Pole’s Automotive, N.H. Precision,
Hedman Hedders Ford Fusion was capable but we just needed to
seize the opportunity” Joey says.

“The Ford Fusion received some pretty heavy cosmetic and right-front
suspension damage in the Star race but we made some good
progress the repairs over the last couple days, that’s why we are going
to White Mountain Motorsports Park.” Explains Polewarczyk Jr. “We had
no intention of racing up at WMMP because we thought the damage
was more extensive”

Polewarczyk Jr has many starts at WMMP in the lower divisions and in
the Late Model division. Joey went on to say: “We anticipate quite a few
more PASS Teams to be here this coming weekend; than were at Star
Speedway and hopefully we stay out of trouble and come away with a
solid Top 10”

Upcoming Event Information

WHAT: PASS 150

WHERE: White Mountain Motorsports Park, North Woodstock, N.H.

WHEN: Saturday, May 21, 2011

DISTANCE: 150 laps (37.50 miles)

SANCTION: Pro All-Star Series (PASS) North

Driver Q and A

Joey, you have had many opportunities to drive at White Mountain in
years past in the lower divisions but not in your PASS Super Late
Model, how do you use that experience in this Weekends race?

Well, having raced here in the Late Model Division; you learn what
grooves work best. It is no different in the SLM but with the additional
power and wider tires, you are able to drive deeper into the corners, but
you still have to be respectful of the drivers around you. We think we
have a great set-up at WMMP and we are thinking, once we get through
a couple rounds of practice, we will be good to go.

Joey Polewarczyk Jr. ACT-Devil’s Bowl Race Preview

For Immediate Release JPR05182011-12

West Haven, VT – The leader of the youth movement on the American-
Canadian Tour; 21-year-old, #97 Joey Polewarczyk Jr of Hudson N.H. is
excited about making his first ever start at the recently paved half-mile
oval of Devil’s Bowl Speedway, located in West Haven, Vermont.

The ACT Late Model Tour makes its Devil’s Bowl debut in the Spring
Green 111. The former dirt track was paved before the onset of the
2010 season and the Thunder Road ACT type Late Models and a select
number of Tour drivers drove in a highly successful race last year,
which was a stepping-stone to getting the ACT to sanction an event in
2011. With the addition of the new asphalt, Devil’s Bowl becomes only
the second track in the state of Vermont to hold an ACT Race. The other
track of course is Thunder Road Speedbowl in Barre, VT

Upcoming Event Information

WHAT: Spring Green 111

WHERE: Devil’s Bowl Speedway – West Haven, VT

WHEN: Sunday, May 22, 2011

DISTANCE: 111 laps (55.5 miles)

SANCTION: American-Canadian Tour, Ltd. (ACT)

Driver Q and A

Joey, what are your thoughts on going to the newly paved Devil’s
Bowl for the first time?

We are very excited to go there, we have only seen the track through
pictures, but it looks like a very racy, flat miniature version of New
Hampshire Motor Speedway. We love going to places that we have
never been before, we feel it is a real measuring stick on how good of a
team you are. We think the team is just starting to gel and getting the
Pole’s Automotive, NH Precision, Hedman Hedders Ford into Victory
Lane would be fantastic.

Last week the Oxford ACT Race was rained out, how does that
affect the team chemistry?

We are fortunate that we were able to race at Star Speedway last
weekend, so our team kept fresh and I feel that I did as well. We know
that everyone for the most part will be on an even playing field when we
go to Devil’s Bowl but like most races you go to, you just try to get that
edge and constantly competing is one of the ways to stay focused

Joey Polewarczyk Jr. Finishes 19th In Wild Spring Green Event at Devil’s Bowl

West Haven, VT – Joey Polewarczyk Jr fought an ill-handling car to a
disappointing 19th place finish at his first ever trip to the recently paved half-mile
speedway.

The ACT Late Model Tour made its Devil’s Bowl debut with a strong 40 Late
Models, vying for 32 starting spots. Joey started last (13th) in his Heat Race. “We
were once again the fastest during practice and we almost had the car to where it
could turn in the center of the corner like I like” Polewarczyk states. “We almost
qualified through our Heat Race; we set ourselves up for a good Consolation
race starting spot”

During the Consolation race, Polewarczyk came together with another car and
knocked the suspension out of tolerance. “We knocked the Toe out which we
were able to fix before the main event. We qualified and started in the 23rd
starting spot and we really thought we had a contending car” says Polewarczyk

After starting deep in the 32-car field, Polewarczyk was working his way through
traffic. While braking into corner one; a right-front brake line broke, which sent
the Pole’s Automotive, NH Precision Ford over the turn two banking.

“The pedal went right to the floor and I had to make the split decision, do I spin
and put myself head-on with the rest of the field or do I get out of the way? I
chose to get out of the way,” Joey says. “Before the brake issue, I really thought I
had a winning car. My team did a great job out there today. I am happy that we
salvaged a top 20 finish, with what we went through”

Race Recap

RACE: Vermont Spring Green at Devil’s Bowl, West Haven, VT

DATE: May 22, 2011

STARTED: 23

FINISHED 19

LAPS: 107

LAPS LED: 0

Joey Polewarczyk Jr. Comes away with a 6th place finish at Thunder Road.

May 29, 2011

Barre, VT – American-Canadian Tour Late Model Driver, #97 Joey Polewarczyk Jr
finishes in 6th place in the 49th Annual Memorial Day Classic at the “Nations site of
excitement,” Thunder Road
Speedbowl.

Polewarczyk narrowly missed qualifying through his heat race and started on the pole for
his Consolation race. He ended up taking the checkered flag in the event, which ensure
a starting spot in the 27-car field.

Starting 19th in the main event, Joey had his work cut out for him. Polewarczyk Jr was
slowly moving toward the front of the field, by lap 50 of the 100-Lap event; Joey was
solidly in the Top-10.

As the leaders were weaving their way through lap traffic, The Poles Automotive, NH
Precision Ford Fusion was mired in the middle of several slower cars, this used up
valuable time. Polewarczyk said, “We definitely had a winning car today, I broke free of
the lapped cars too late to catch the Top-5.”

Polewarczyk Jr was the big mover in the day, climbing thirteen spots

Joey went on to say “This felt great today to know we had a winning car and I can’t wait
until the ACT race at Oxford Plains Speedway this Weekend.”

RACE RECAP INFORMATION

RACE: 49th Annual Memorial Day Classic

WHERE: Thunder Road Speedbowl, Barre, VT

DATE: May 29, 2011

STARTED: 19th

FINISHED: 6th

LAPS: 100

       Joey Polewarczyk Jr. Claims the Subway Fresh Fit 150 at Canaan Speedway on 6-5-2011

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Canaan, N.H. - #97 Joey Polewarczyk Jr of Hudson NH has won the Subway Fresh Fit 150, held at Canaan Speedway.
Originally scheduled for May 7 but postponed because of inclement weather, the Fresh Fit 150 saw 23 cars return to
action on a beautiful, early June Sunday.

Joey started third on the grid and the leader #14 Brad Leighton was the man to beat early on. Polewarczyk said he was
just trying to keep within a couple car lengths of Leighton and for much of the race, that is what he did.

A caution on lap 120 brought out by Leighton for a blown right-front tire gave Polewarczyk his opportunity to close the
deal and take home the cool $5,000 dollar Winner’s purse.

On the restart, Joey had his hands full of #27 Wayne Helliwell and #37 Brian Hoar, after 3 laps Joey was stretching his
lead out over the second place Brian Hoar and the #08 of Donnie Lashua. Joey would not be contested the rest of the
way, for the victory.

“We had a great car today, the Pole’s Automotive, NH Precision Ford handled like it was on rails; I can’t thank my crew
enough.” Joey went on to say, “We returned home from Oxford Plains at 3:30 this morning, got to the shop at 5am and
loaded to come up here to Canaan. We need a nap”

Race Review

WHAT: Subway Fresh Fit 150

WHERE: Canaan Speedway, Canaan, N.H.

WHEN: Sunday, June 5, 2011

FINISHING POSITION:         1

LAPS COMPLETED:        150

LAPS LED:                29

HIGHEST POSITION:         1st

LOWEST POSITION:        3rd

Information used in this release is from www.vtmotormag.com and www.calendonianrecord.com

Joey comes away from White Mountain with a 24th place finish on 6-18-2011

(N. Woodstock, NH) - The #97 Ford Fusion of Joey Polewarczyk Jr came
away disappointed with a twenty-fourth place finish in the ACT-WMMP 150.

Joey qualified for the Main Event with a solid effort in his Heat Race.
Polewarczyk said early on in the day, “I think that we really have something
for them today.”

Polewarczyk was consistently the fastest on the speed charts and tweaked
the car, so it really drove through the center of the corners. “The car is
awesome” said Joey.

Because of a good draw for position in his Heat Race and a low plus/minus
number, Joey started 11th on the 31-car grid. The Poles Automotive, NH
Precision Ford Fusion was moving through the field and up into a solid Top-
10 position, when he was then forced into the wall in what Joey described as
“The hardest hit, I have ever taken here.”

Polewarczyk pitted for repairs and that cost the team valuable time, when he
returned he was down twenty-six laps. Upon returning, he was once again
one of the fastest cars on the track.

After the race Joey went on to say; “This is very disappointing for our team,
we had the car to beat tonight. I knew we would contended for the win, I
guess it’s on to Oxford, next Weekend”

RACE REVIEW

WHAT: WMMP 150

WHERE: White Mountain Motorsports Park, North Woodstock, N.H.

WHEN: Saturday, June 18, 2011

DISTANCE: 150 laps (37.50 miles)

LAPS: 122 (Suspension Problems after accident)

The next event for the Joey Polewarczyk Race Team is Oxford Plains
Speedway on June 25. The last race there was June 4 and resulted in a 4th
place finish.

Hoar wins the race, Polewarczyk steals the show at Twin State Speedway- July 9, 2011

(Claremont, NH) – Joey Polewarczyk’s 2011 American-Canadian Tour Season may have just turned the
corner Saturday Night at Twin State Speedway.

During the practice sessions in preparation for the Heat Races to determine the qualifying order for the ‘Twin
State 100’ Joey was very happy with the performance of the Poles Automotive, NH Precision Ford Fusion, Joey
would say, “We have a great car and hopefully we draw a good starting spot in the Heat Race”.

Joey would draw the fifth starting spot in the third heat race. During the early stages of the race, cars were
sorting things out and then a driver a couple cars in front of Polewarczyk spun. The spin caused Joey to go low
to avoid the car, when all of the sudden, the spun car accelerated and caught the side of the #97 Ford Fusion
causing some damage to the fender and door panels.

On the restart, the front fender of Joey’s car became lodged under the right-front tire causing the Ford to lose
traction coming out of turn four. The #97 went hard into the wall. “I really thought our day was done and then
fellow competitor Joey Laquerre offered his car for us to compete in, which was very nice of him. Unfortunately
this is outside the ACT Rules, so we were not allowed” Joey then says, “Our Crew was unbelievable today,
they replaced both Ball Joints, A-Arm, Shock, Rotor, Caliper and the rest of the right-front moving assembly”

Joey was able to bring the car out in the Consolation race to ‘Shake’ the car down. “We didn’t know what to
expect, we basically just threw everything on the car and we got it as close as we could to being right.
Polewarczyk did not qualifying through the Consi. Race, so the team had the B Feature as the last resort to try
to qualify for the main event.

Polewarczyk finished fifth in the B-Feature, which meant he made the show. The team worked feverously on
the car and adjusted the car to the feedback that Joey was able to give them.

The Main Event rolled onto the uniquely shaped 1/3-mile racetrack with Joey starting 26th on the 28-car field.
Joey knew he once again had a good car. Polewarczyk would quickly move through the field, advancing up ten
spots in the first twenty laps. Joey says, “I couldn’t believe how good the car was, after all we went through”

As the laps continued to tick off the scoreboard, so were the cars that Joey was passing. Polewarczyk was in
the top-10 on the lap 69 Caution. Restarting in the eighth position, Joey quickly moved to sixth and was
catching the leaders.

Polewarczyk and the fifth place car of John Donahue battled for around five laps and Joey was able to clear the
Donahue car. The last twenty laps saw Polewarczyk on a mission to chase down the lead cars. Polewarczyk
would get to the back of the fourth place car of Luke Hinkley but ultimately run out of laps and have to settle for
a fifth place finish.

Joey would add after the race “Well wow, we were all ready to load the car into the hauler earlier in the day. I
owe this race entirely to my crew. I wish there was one more caution, I can’t believe how good of a car my crew
gave me, I think we will look back on this race as our turning point for our season”

Follow Joey on his website at www.joeypole.com and catch Joey Polewarczyk and the #97 ACT Late Model in
action as they attempt to qualify for the TD Bank 250 at Oxford Plains Speedway on July 24.

*Joey to drive for Fadden Racing Inc. at NHMS*

	(Loudon, NH) – Joey Polewarczyk Jr, a Hudson, NH native will once again compete for car owner Mike Olsen and Fadden Racing Inc. of North Haverhill, NH in the upcoming NASCAR K&N Pro-Series East 125-Lap event, held at New Hampshire Motor Speedway (NHMS) Polewarczyk last drove for Fadden Racing in the Spring of 2010 with stops at Greenville-Pickens Speedway in South Carolina and South Boston Speedway in Virginia. “We are very excited to be working with Mike (Olsen) again. We had great cars the last time we teamed up together.” “We are poised to finish strong and give it our best effort,” says Polewarczyk Jr This will mark the sixth career NASCAR K&N Pro-Series East start for Joey; his best finish was at NHMS, coming home with a solid sixth-place finish in 2008 The Fadden Racing Inc. prepared Chevrolet Race Car will fly the familiar Sponsorship of the Polewarczyk family business “Poles Automotive” on the hood. Read the Full Press Release HERE

Joey Polewarczyk Jr comes home with a 20th place finish at Canaan Speedway

July 2, 2011

(Canaan, NH) - Joey had his hands and arms full of race car, when it was all
said and done at Canaan Speedway during the Pro All-Star Speedway (PASS)
Super Late Model “Firecracker 150”

Polewarczyk started last in the second Heat Race and was up to fourth when
an on-track event with the #05 led to Joey being penalized and awarded with
the last starting spot on the 22-car grid in the main event.

When asked about his starting position, the 22-year-old, Hudson, NH native
Racer simply said, “Not a problem, let’s race”

Joey would go on to say before the race, “The PASS Guys are a great bunch
to race with and they really make you earn every inch on the race track, we
think we have a great car”

	*A podium finish at Seekonk Speedway kicks off Joey Polewarczyk’s second half* (Seekonk, MA)- The second half of the 2011 race season got off to a great start Saturday Night for the Joey Polewarczyk Race Team. Polewarczyk, a native of Hudson, NH made the trip to his favorite track to compete in the Seekonk Speedway, PASS 150. Joey says, “We were fast right off the hauler. I love this track and we have a great record of finishes here.” “I drew the number one chip, which hasn’t happened for, what seems like forever.” This meant that Joey started on the Pole in the first Heat Race. Polewarczyk captured the Heat race win, which also meant he would start on the pole for the 150-lap main event. Starting up front in the 26-car field proved very helpful in establishing a rhythm during the race. “I just tried to stay clean and fast, I know my way around Seekonk well” Polewarczyk set the pace of the race with #27qc Alexander Gringras close in tow. Joey led the first 127 laps and after a restart settled in to second place to #54 Johnny Clark. Joey added, “Johnny was coming through the field fast and we knew that we would be okay, barring another restart. We had something for Clark in the last 10 laps and then the caution came out.” “On the last restart with 10 laps to go, the car got incredibly tight all of the sudden and Derek (Ramstrom) really squeezed us up against the wall but hey, that’s racing and we’ll take a third place finish.” Joey concluded, “Anytime you can come away with a podium finish in a fast, tight race like this, you’ve got to be happy. We came here and got off to the start that we said we were going to and we’re happy.” “We will now concentrate our efforts towards our Late Model, as we have a slew of big races coming up. We visit New Hampshire Motor Speedway this Friday and Saturday and I feel we are the favorites to win that race, I know we can do it, now we just need to show it.” Joey Polewarczyk will return to the Pro All-Stars Series, September 18 at Beech Ridge Speedway.To follow Joey Polewarczyk, please visit www.joeypole.com or on Twitter @JoeyPoleRacing

Polewarczyk finishes in 12th place at New Hampshire Motor Speedway.

Loudon, NH – Joey Polewarczyk of Hudson, NH comes away from New Hampshire Motor Speedway (NHMS) with a solid
12th place finish in the inaugural American-Canadian Tour (ACT) All-Star Challenge, held on August 12 and 13.

This unique challenge has 2 segments comprised of (1) 25-lap and (1) 50-lap race to decide the champion. The winner
is determined with “Monza” style scoring, which means both the racers finishing positions are added together; with the
lowest overall point value being was awarded the victory.

Joey put the #97NH Pole’s Automotive Ford Fusion in the fifteenth spot; on the forty-four starting grid in segment one.

“The car was good in qualifying, we were a little tight off the corners but we had made some changes during our practice
session.” Polewarczyk went on to talk about segment one. “We rolled off, with what we thought was actually a great
starting spot, we figured with the top 36 finishers in segment 1 being inverted for the last segment, if we could get a good
finishing spot we would set ourselves up for a good segment 2.”

Joey said that the car seemed to be getting tighter as the first segment came to a close, Polewarczyk came away with an
eleventh place finish in segment one.

After the top thirty-six finishers sports were inverted for segment two, Polewarczyk would start in 25th place. Joey would
say, “We wanted to get a little higher for a finishing spot in segment for 1 but the car was just tight all weekend”

Once the final segment started, Joey realized quickly that the changes did not help loosen the car up. “We really knew
within a couple laps that we were in trouble. I can’t remember dealing with such a tight car here at NHMS. It certainly
wasn’t for a lack of effort from our team, that’s for sure”

Polewarczyk would finish 19th in the second segment for an overall score of 30. Joey actually gained ground in the ACT
point standings and currently sits in eighth place. Joey will visit the Oxford Plains Speedway for the ACT make-up race
this Saturday, August 20.

Joey Polewarczyk races his way to a seventh place finish at NHMS

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(Loudon, NH)- Joey Polewarczyk took some chances in a new front suspension
set-up and it paid off for the 22-year-old, Hudson, NH native. Polewarczyk raced
his way from a 32nd starting spot to a great 7th place finish in the 2011 edition
of the ACT Invitational; held at New Hampshire Motor Speedway on September
24.

“We tried several new items on our front suspension, our goal with that was to
really get a better feel off the corners. We had an abbreviated practice session
early in the day and we learned quite a bit on how the car would act during the
main event.”

Joey would add, “I think the fact that I drew a thirty-second starting spot didn’t
help my chances of repeating as the race winner. The race was also 10-laps
shorter than last year; I think that really played into the way we finished. I’m not
saying we would have won if it was still a 60-lap race but I know we were as fast
as Eddie (MacDonald) and Nick (Sweet) but we ran out of laps.”

Joey would go on to say that he was really happy to be able to participate in the
years Invitational. “It’s an honor to be invited without having won an Invitational
race, like we did last year (Beech Ridge). I really think this was probably the
most exciting race of the day.”

Joey said he was extremely happy with the way the car handled and he is very
excited when the team travels to Thunder Road Speedbowl this coming
Weekend to defend their Vermont Milk Bowl Title.