Friends of ARRA/Links
Click on the logo and take a trip through many eras of our local auto racing here in the Northeast thanks to Joe McFarlan's terrific website. A popular website indeed....you will find yourself spending hours on this gem of a site.
Click on the logo. We welcome our newest entity. Associate member Dennis Clapperton has been a friend of the ARRA website for a number of years and it was probably inevitable that he become "one of us" in that he is also a racing historian and has the burning desire to capture its history for archival purposes! Race Stat Central joins us as a "Sister site" and will keep its own identity...as we will here with ours, but we will collaborate in streamlining racing stats to further insure accuracy in the numbers.
ARRA welcomes our latest associate group to join us in the effort to maintain our sports history! The Flemington Speedway Historical Society is dedicated to preserving the history of the Flemington Speedway first and foremost, but the preserving of all racing history is their desire.
Along the same idea of the above explanation of sister website of fellow ARRA member Dennis Clapperton...we are happy to have another member of ARRA with a great website and we are proud to announce that we offer a link to it and invite all race fans to head on over and check it out. New member Guy Smith is a devout stat keeper and is meticulous in his handling of racing data as he collects it with his literal world traveling ,race chasing, tour. Click Guy's logo above to access his site.
Welcome to one of our newest site/friends! VTMOTORMAG was at one time, among the many activities that new Member Justin St. Louis' participated in to contribute to our sports health and coverage. We welcome Justin on board here at ARRA and welcome MTMOTORMAG as a friend of ARRA!
We are always trying to widen the knowledge base of our historian group and the addition of Bill Ladabouche aid us in this effort. As you can read in his bio on our "Hosts" page, you can see that Bill has a history with the Catamount Stadium and it has been near and dear to his heart. Bill created the Catamount Stadium website and we invite you to visit it for a unique flavor of Vermont-style racing from Bill's perspective.
Auto Racing Records joins ARRA as another new "Sister website" and we welcome new historian Will White aboard and we look forward to working alongside of him keeping the history of our sport safe and readily available for use and enjoyment into the future.
I am an avid, lifelong racing fan for almost 30 years. I started going to races at Seekonk (MA) Speedway in the early 1990s. Besides Seekonk, I also visited Thompson (CT) Speedway for years growing up. I'm the founder of the YankeeRacer.com website and have operated it since 2002.
ARRA wishes to announce their newest "sister website" in the form of Al Torney's Maryland Stock Car Racing Hall of Fame website. Al has worked tirelessly to keep auto racing in the state of Maryland alive through his website and recently requested becoming one of our sister sites in the hopes of spreading the work of his work. Welcome Al Torney!
Tim Quievryn is one of our newest historians to come aboar and he brings along a website that many of us are familiar with. Tim's Third Turn statistical website is gargantuan in size and has a ton of divisions and events and organizations stats. It is our pleasure to have Tim on board at ARRA as a fellow historian and his Third Turn website on board as a sister website!