Randy was integral to bringing the 350 Supers to fruition and was the divisions first feature winner. The Randy Witkum Memorial will return to pay tribute to the 350 Supermodified pioneer. One of the most anticipated events scheduled will take place on September 12th. These drivers and more are anticipating the 11 race championship battle which begins May 2nd and concludes with the season championship on August 29th. Notables include 2005 Champion Mark “Sparky” MacIver, veteran pilot John Leonard, feature winners Joey Scanlon, Billy Osborne, Matt Seavey, rookie Jarrod Soucy and Dennis Potter. The competition for the 2015 Star Speedway 350 Super Championship is shaping up to include a diverse cast of drivers which include a former champion, winners and a fresh crop of new faces. “The TJCO Maintenance super is a very solid piece and I believe we will be a contender right out of the gate,” said Netishen. The Butch Valley Sr built supermodified is a proven winner at Star Speedway and other local short tracks. The supermodified mount that Netishen will be wheeling in 2015 is no stranger to victory lane or championships. In the process he beat out multiple time ISMA Champions as well as an Indy 500 starter. Last September he finished in 6th place in New England’s oldest auto racing event the ISMA Star Speedway Classic 150. In the few starts that Netishen has in a supermodified at Star he has proven he has what it takes to navigate the historic ¼ mile Epping oval. “The track has plenty of grip and is always racy.” “Racing at Star is a lot of fun and it is even more fun when you’re in a super,” explained the Auburn, NH racer. Netishen the 2014 International Supermodified Association (ISMA) Randy Witkum Memorial Rookie of The Year and multi-time 350 supermodified feature winner says he has been interested in running 350 supermodifieds at Star Speedway ever since the announcement was made that the division would be returning full-time in 2015. “I’m turning my focus over to the operation of Star and I have asked Mike Netishen to drive the #19 TJCO Maintenance Services 350 super.” Mike Netishen with his ISMA Randy Witkum Memorial Rookie of the Year spoils. He has decided to relinquish his seat behind the steering wheel. “We have had many entry forms already submitted for the 350 supermodified division and we are expecting more.” After piloting 350 supermodifieds for the past few seasons Webber has decided to spend more time in the office chair of the race track he runs. “The interest in the division has been huge,” said Bobby Webber Jr, Star Speedway General Manager. MA– AUBURN, NH….Since it was initially announced that the 350 supermodifieds would be returning to Star Speedway in 2015, anticipation has built. in Bid for Star Speedway 350 Supermodified Championship

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